Sometimes it's difficult to put the look&feel of what you're after into text. You end up re-rolling results over and over again, looking for the needle in a haystack. stableboost flips it around – you create a large haystack of variations, then narrow in on the needle visually.
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PostgreSQL Simplicity Over Complex Distributed Systems
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Operational simplicity. Running just one or two PostgreSQL instances will always be more straightforward than adding a Kafka and a Redis and so on – especially for companies that have deep PostgreSQL expertise already
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14-Year Data Matching Project Considered as Datasette Plugin
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Sadly my 14 year old project never got any further than this! https://
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Delightful API with comprehensive species search functionality
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Their API is delightful to use, includes full species search
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HyperWriteAI: Best AI Writing Assistant Tool Overview
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@OthersideAI
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Building String Distance Matching Tools in JavaScript
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I built something a bit like this once that used Levenshtein string distances in JavaScript https://
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datamatcher tool for data matching and processing
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Reminds me of my old datamatcher tool https://
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iNaturalist AI tool for species identification applications
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It's not specific to diving but would @inaturalist work for this?
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Scikit-learn Algorithm Selection Cheat Sheet Guide
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Scikit-learn is one of the most useful and important Python libraries for machine learning. A great cheat sheet that will help you decide which algorithm to use:
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PaLM Language Model Enables New Robotics Possibilities
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PaLM, our latest & most capable language model, can unlock new possibilities in robotics.
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 2 novembre 2022
For example, read about Code as Policies, an approach that, when given natural language instructions, uses language models to write code that controls robots→ https://t.co/hTJ9kbgMdq (2/3) pic.twitter.com/5j11oPVSsJPaLM, our latest & most capable language model, can unlock new possibilities in robotics. For example, read about Code as Policies, an approach that, when given natural language instructions, uses language models to write code that controls robots→ https://
goo.gle/3U5CmCg (2/3)