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idonov
4y ago
Wow that's cool, is there a v6 version already?
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YOLOv6 Interactive Demo (SOTA object detection)
(yolov6.dagshubusercontent.com)
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idonov
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The State of Data Engineering
(lakefs.io)
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idonov
4y ago
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idonov
4y ago
In Hebrew it sometimes shows "Bad service" as a menu item it if sees it in a lot of reviews.
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Ask HN: DVC, Git LFS or lakeFS? Which is the best for data versioning?
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idonov
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Ask HN: How do you collaborate on ML projects?
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idonov
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idonov
4y ago
I want to work in Poland now
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idonov
4y ago
They already added that to stories
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Ask HN: Is GitHub Good for ML?
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idonov
4y ago
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Show HN: DagsHub GitHub Integration – You've been reviewing ML projects wrong
(dagshub.com)
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idonov
4y ago
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idonov
5y ago
Is it open source? If not, is there any way to integrate with you?
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Datasets should behave like Git repositories (2021)
(dagshub.com)
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idonov
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“Men are visual creatures”
(pnas.org)
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idonov
5y ago
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Language aware diff on GitHub PRs
(difflens.com)
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idonov
5y ago
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idonov
5y ago
This is awesome
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idonov
5y ago
True! There is an Eliza implementation on GitHub ( https://github.com/codeanticode/eliza/blob/master/data/eliza... ) so I guess this how it knows about it.
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idonov
5y ago
It does use the neighboring files for context. Check out the FAQ ( https://copilot.github.com/#faq-what-context-does-github-cop... )
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idonov
5y ago
This is a really interesting use case! I'll try that, thanks for sharing :)
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idonov
5y ago
Did you read the blog post? This is only one example from the first part of it. You can find more useful examples if you read a bit more. For example, if you write "Pseudo Code:" after a chunk of code, the copilot will explain th
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idonov
5y ago
It's not a direct GPT-3 product. It's built on a GPT model called Codex that was trained and fine tuned for code.
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Github Copilot Wants to Play Chess Instead of Code
(dagshub.com)
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idonov
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idonov
5y ago
It does! I didn't test it on huge functions yet but technically speaking, Codex is able to take into account about 14kb of memory, which translate to a few hundreds lines of code :)
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GitHub Copilot Wants to Play Chess Instead of Code
(dagshub.com)
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idonov
5y ago
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