I'm a fan of trying to link significant pieces of work to an issue thread, to provide a place for additional context, screenshots and other notes to exist independently of the commit log – see my notes here https://
simonwillison.net/2022/Oct/29/th
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… Agree that forcing it for ALL commits is bad tho
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Efficient ActivityPub implementations with Python asyncio and Rust
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Yeah I genuinely do worry about that I'm looking forward to more efficient ActivityPub implementations – stuff like Python asyncio on top of SQLite could use a lot less resources than Sidekiq non-async workers and PostgreSQL – or move the noisy bits directly to Go or Rust
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Custom background tasks and SQLite database optimization
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I believe there are background tasks deleting older content – it's certainly not lightweight though Naturally I'm poking around the edges of it to see if I could roll something fun and custom on top of SQLite
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Learn Declarative ML: Build Models in 15 Lines of Code
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Want to learn about declarative #ML? Join our webinar with @devvret_rishi
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ROME: Efficient Factual Editing in GPT Models
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MIT, Northeastern & Technion Propose ROME for Efficient Locating and Editing of Factual Associations in GPT Models
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LangChain 0.0.9: Hugging Face Embeddings and API Key Management
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LangChain version 0.0.9 Support for embeddings with @huggingface through `sentence_transformers` from @abdrahman_issam (example notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1lbjO0-nITa5c8RXfagsIZDqxZ_mVl_2k?usp=sharing…) Better support for different ways of specifying API keys from @camjuu
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Essential Python Learning Guide for All Applications
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The best guide for learning python for all kinds of applications Must have resource if you use python for majority of your task Save for your future reference https://
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EXIF Data: How Insurance and Crime Investigators Track Impostors
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Ever wondered how Insurance companies and Crime investigation Bureaus try to track & nab imposters?
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 8 novembre 2022
Today we’ll be taking a look into EXIF – Exchangeable Image File.
Check out the full read: https://t.co/ddm1VYg6UN #learnopencv #opencv #exif #exifdata #ai pic.twitter.com/LKlIiVPWcIEver wondered how Insurance companies and Crime investigation Bureaus try to track & nab imposters?
Today we’ll be taking a look into EXIF – Exchangeable Image File. Check out the full read: https://
learnopencv.com/what-is-exif-d
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Reverse Engineering Systems: Breaking Down to Rebuild Better
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Breaking down already built projects, and systems into smaller components and learning them individually to understand how it was engineered then redesign and build it again
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Break Down Projects Into Components Learn Principles Rebuild
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True, break the projects into smaller components, learn each components, understand the principles and build back again