Frectonz
Are you accounting for AGI (or even if we don't get to it, advanced AI) in your future plans?
For people who said yes, How are you taking it into account?
Final Results
35%
Learning about AI
9%
Building businesses around it
7%
Some other thing
48%
I didn't say yes
If you are gonna listen to people talk about AI, you should probably listen to the people who are writing papers on it.
https://t.me/neural_netss/18
https://t.me/neural_netss/18
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Neural Nets
🚀Our paper is out
I was part of this paper called "CVQA - Culturally-diverse Multilingual Visual Question Answering Benchmark"
Go ahead and check out the paper on arxiv
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.05967
I was part of this paper called "CVQA - Culturally-diverse Multilingual Visual Question Answering Benchmark"
Go ahead and check out the paper on arxiv
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.05967
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Forwarded from et/acc - CHAT 🇪🇹/ACC
What is most important to Labatut as a writer is 'fascination': "Fascination is the key to all of this, and I think that is what writing should aspire to at its best. And the Latin root of the word comes from 'fascinus', which means the male sexual organ. To be aroused is something art does in a very special way. It is an excitement; it is not just entertainment. It should touch you very deeply."
"You should be moved by what you are investigating. You should be moved by the world and transmit that. That feeling you get when you perceive or bump into something hard to believe or so beautiful that it is hard to put into words. Fascination lies at the root of everything that I try to do. The world is becoming so that it is very hard to feel fascinated. We are dulled down."
"You should be moved by what you are investigating. You should be moved by the world and transmit that. That feeling you get when you perceive or bump into something hard to believe or so beautiful that it is hard to put into words. Fascination lies at the root of everything that I try to do. The world is becoming so that it is very hard to feel fascinated. We are dulled down."
Frectonz
nix users get first try nix shell github:frectonz/sqlite-studio
sqlite-studio
2.3 MB
linux users get second try
can someone test it out and send screenshots in the comments
./sqlite-studio <your_sqlite_db>
can someone test it out and send screenshots in the comments
Frectonz
sqlite-studio
Checkout the binary size btw
2.3 MB eventhough it has all the ui files embedded in the binary. 2.3 MB is less than most images this days, yet another reason to use Rust 🦀.👍1
Frectonz
sqlite-studio
sqlite-studio
7.9 MB
macos users get third try
./sqlite-studio <your_sqlite_db>
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sqlite-studio.exe
2.1 MB
last and probably least 😂 windows users
./sqlite-studio.exe <your_sqlite_db>
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Thanks everybody for trying SQLite Studio. Moving forward new releases will be available on the github.
https://github.com/frectonz/sqlite-studio/releases/
https://github.com/frectonz/sqlite-studio/releases/
GitHub
Releases · frectonz/sql-studio
SQL Database Explorer [SQLite, libSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, DuckDB, ClickHouse] - frectonz/sql-studio
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