Proud of the team and the honorable mention they received last week at #ECCV2022 for their great work on Pose-NDF! You can learn more about the model and read the paper at the link in Garvita's tweet
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AI Service Pricing: Ultra vs Premium Plan Comparison
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If you want the best AI that we offer, our Ultra plan is $44.99, but we find that the Premium $19.99 plan is the best starting point for most users.
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Freemium AI Access: Upgrade to Unlimited Powerful Models
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You can use it for free, but after you've done a significant number of generations, you can upgrade to our paid plan for $19.99/mo. That will give you unlimited access to more powerful AIs that can help you write even better!
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Powerful Tool for K-Shot Datasets and Prompt Chaining with Collapsible Tree UI
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@dust4ai takes some work to wrap your head around, but it's very powerful — gives a collapsible tree UI for representing k-shot example datasets, prompt templates, and prompt chaining with intermediate JS code. Replaces a lot of code around prompt APIs. http://
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Academic peer review standards for AI research papers
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If the paper reinvents the wheel, they should indicate that clearly to the authors, pointing out which results are superseded. This AC just says "here's a bunch of papers you didn't cite, figure out whether this is new or not."
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Skycatch Uses NVIDIA Omniverse Digital Twins for Site Safety
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GoodNotes Android Alternative Comparison Discussion
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Is that basically the GoodNotes for Android? Looks so similar.
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Unpunished Academic Misconduct: A Systemic Ethics Problem
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Yep. There's a lot of bad behaviours in academia that go unpunished. This is not good, but probably also one of the milder ones.
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GitHub Actions Compiles SQLite Database from Flat Files
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I have a whole bunch of repos these days that use GitHub Actions to effectively "compile" a SQLite database from flat files at deploy time – this one for example https://
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SQLite as Fast C API for Efficient Data Access
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I mainly see SQLite as a fast C API for accessing subsets of data from a file on disk, optionally using indexes to speed up that access It makes all of the decisions about what gets read into memory and when for me, so I can pretty much ignore those low level details entirely