notebookLM is actually great at reasoning about codebases too. Just run this to get a flat folder of md files gist.github.com/andrewnc/9ec74… then upload them and get your questions, podcast, etc

Tableau is $800 per year. PyGWalker is $0. It turns your pandas DataFrame into a Tableau dashboard. • Launch from Jupyter Notebook • Tableau-like visualizations • Run in Kaggle and Colab Get the code on GitHub:

The moment is right to push forward into a new frontier for AI — one that is as fundamental as language, says Fei-Fei Li. That frontier is visual spatial intelligence. With Justin Johnson (Justin Johnson), her cofounder at World Labs, and a16z's martin_casado, Fei-Fei explains

Success is a horrible teacher. Setbacks and failures make you stronger over time—if you let yourself learn from them. #PlayNiceButWin

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Andrew Wilkinson Yup! They have a cookbook example exactly for this (It’s technically not training, instead searches for relevant snippets and the uses that info answer, RAG) Basically you setup an action that searches Google drive via the api: cookbook.openai.com/examples/chatg…

Every student who’s had an English class at my school has seen this on repeat. I guarantee you at least one graduate’s told their professors they don’t know what a paragraph is 😂🤣

sub 15 ms latency in-flight CV pipeline real-time feedback control is next

Fine-tuning your embedding models is a great way to increase RAG/retrieval performance, but the issue with finetuning your embedding model is that 1) it is slow, and 2) every time you finetune you have to rerun inference for all of your data. NUDGE by Sepanta Zeighami et al. is

今日はDifyを着て走った😇👕🌇

Be willing to take risks, experiment, and test things. As the rate of change increases, small experiments will build a path to success. #PlayNiceButWin

Andrey Feklistov We describe/link the method on our SciAgents repo, but you can also check this Hugging Face space: huggingface.co/spaces/lamm-mi…

Here’s the highly requested behind-the-scenes of my latest photo of Saturn as it was covered by the moon, including live telescope views and shots of my setup.

Discussion on Reddit on call centers in the age of AI

last week i produced my first big event at OpenAI - an executive summit in tokyo 🇯🇵 i’m still so full of energy from an amazing week eating all the sushi with my brilliant coworkers, and so proud of how this event turned out!

edscoop.com/ucla-unveils-u… "The University of California, Los Angeles, on Friday announced it’s formed an agreement with OpenAI that will integrate ChatGPT into its academic, administrative and research functions."

🇸🇬 Singapore: the AI Engineer Nation Every country is racing to figure our their AI policy. This one is going hard on ai engineering. First cabinet minister guest coming soon to Latent.Space: Josephine Teo

tinygrad will be the next Linux and LLVM. I know, I know, it's very ambitious and ugh cringe people who say they are writing an operating system *and* a compiler it's almost blockchain levels of bad. But hear me out. Linux: In the future, devices like comma's, robot vacuums,

Byladi v0.0.4 is out! Lots of community contributions (including one by ColPali co-author Tony Wu himself😎) in this one, featuring lots of CoL improvements & fixes! Ever wanted to chat with your PDFs, but actually? Check out how easy it now is in the notebooks in the thread

We are excited to share #PDF2Audio, an open-source alternative to the #podcast feature of #NotebookLM with flexibility & tailored outputs that you can precisely control in the app: You can make a podcast, lecture, discussions, short/long form summaries & more, including the use