Couldn't find any nice examples tying the use of the AWS Serverless OpenSearch Vector database with Langchain for indexing documents - this should serve as a good starting point for anybody looking to achieve similar
Sure, go nuts - I'll even give you the HTML if you like :P
Seriously though, fantastic business, and an industry in dire need of disruption - but even as somebody who has gone through the tribulations of selling a car privately recently, it's still too expensive..
Still - hoping you prove me wrong on that!
Although not doubting the author's claims, the budget itself seems a little skewed. Who spends $90/mo on electricity? My bills come to $30/mo from Nstar - although I don't heat or cool my apartment from this supply.
Also, $100/mo for Cable & Phone? $30/mo T-Mobile Plan + $40/mo Comcast Internet = $70/mo.
There's an extra $90/mo saving - for what it's worth.. :-(
True, in which case I think putting the orcs elevated out of the uncanny valley towards reality is probably a strange thing to do! Can't remember the last time I came across an orc on the way to the shops..!
Same theory still applies for panning through scenery or walking thru a marketplace though.
The idea is as the graph comes 'out of the valley', things become more and more real - so the familiar scenes, which look false to us, stay in the uncanny valley, whilst the less familiar scenes have already climbed up the other side. Just my interpretation / application of the age old theory though, so it's open to question no doubt - thanks for reading :-)
Very fair point - I wasn't even aware Nikon had an attempt, thanks for pointing this out!
I agree, after a few iterations they likely will get it right, and I'm looking forward to when they do! I just think they've had some seriously massive oversights that would have been relatively easy to resolve.
Please tell me this is a troll?
I mean, I know the author acknowledges the fact this is completely unnecessary, but still - I'm no environmentalist, but this seems to be an incredibly silly idea..
No it won't - I've yet to receive an interesting offer through LinkedIn. In fact, it's nothing but recruiter drivel.
Any interesting offers have always come via my inbox..
I use a combination of Google's priority inbox and the 'mark as unread' feature. Anything marked as unread is a TODO.
Woeful, I know - and it really doesn't work, but it's stuck..!
For some reason, I'm unable to submit new content - has my account been incorrectly flagged in some way? Tried clearing browser cache, cookies, and trying across multiple browsers.
I don't want to just sign up for a new account, seems like the wrong way to go about this?!