I also overengineered some aspects of it for fun… I wanted to apply what I have learned in the fast ai course, so I created a midwit meme image classifier that I integrated into the twitter bot
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Clarification on Query and Key in Attention Mechanisms
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nice, exactly! 🙂
(except you're swapping q's and k's – q is the query, the "what am i looking for", k is the key, the "what do i have", and in encoder-decoder the key,value from come from side. admittedly confusing because in dictionaries the _key_ is the "lookup" information.) -
Open Source Licensing: MIT and BSD as Practical Standards
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Even a WTFPL is avoided; MIT or BSD, everything else is not worth the legal cost. (with the exception of that sqlite prayer instead of a license… sigh)
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Open Source Liability Concerns for Company Owners
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So why open source it at all then? As company owner even having employees look at the code puts me into a certain liability.
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GPL licensing impacts software commercialization and App Store submission
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GPL affects everything, you can‘t really. Huge red flag if you ever wanna sell. Doubly true if you wanna submit in the App Store, GPL is incompatible with the restrictions Apple puts you on.
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MIT App Inventor Expands Equitable STEM Education Access Globally
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In the past few years, @MITAppInventor has collaborated with trusted organizations across the world to provide equitable access to STEM education, including @codeorg @GirlsWhoCode @BlackGirlsCODE @itsYRmedia @technovation (6/N)
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GPL Licensing Concerns for Commercial Software Development
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With a commercial version? I wouldn‘t touch GPL code for any private project and in a company I would instruct folks to not even look at it; don‘t ever want to contaminate something with GPL.
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MIT App Inventor Reaches 9.2 Million Users Globally
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@MITAppInventor grew extremely quickly in the past 2 years. It’s run by a small team of 10 people in a lab @MIT_CSAIL
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Expanding AI and CS Education Accessibility Worldwide with App Inventor
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Working on #AI #edtech research the past few years, I’ve seen @MITAppInventor spread to all corners of the globe. I want to take App Inventor to the next level and increase accessibility to CS+AI education worldwide Stay tuned for my next post on how I’m doing that! (7/7)
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ML Education Framework and AI Tools for K-12 Students
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I stayed @MITAppInventor for my Masters, where I used #Redis to develop cloud data tools for K-12 education. I enjoyed my research so much that I applied for a PhD, where I created a framework for #ML education and developed edtech tools for kids to explore #AI. (6/7)