What Is Finxter? Google Bard vs ChatGPT Response

What Is Finxter? Google Bard’s Reply πŸ‘‡ Here’s the reply from Google Bard: πŸ‘‡ Finxter is an online platform that provides educational resources for computer science and coding. Their primary goal is to boost the collective intelligence in the area of computer science. Among their users are beginner coders, ambitious computer science students, and professional … Read more

The AI Fact Generator: A Tapping Party for Your Brain

This AI Fact Generator will randomly generate a fact about artificial intelligence, machine learning, or data science. Click the button to see a new fact! πŸ‘‡ Change Fact πŸ’‘ Fact: Want to learn more about AI, ML, and DS? Join our free email academy with 150,000+ readers and download my simple coding cheat sheet. You’ll … Read more

Google Bard Extracts Code From Images (PNG, JPEG, WebP)

Consider the following screenshot of a code snippet: Let’s say I want to extract the code from the image. I don’t want to type it out. What can I do? I just discovered that Google Bard has sufficient image recognition skills that you can upload images and ask it to extract the code from the … Read more

How to Remove the Percentage % Sign and Convert to Number in Python

Problem Formulation Picture this: you’re extracting data from an XML file with a series of percentages. But your percentages look something like this: You’ve successfully extracted the data, but these percentages are tagged with the “%” symbol, making them strings rather than numbers. Now, let’s say you want to do something like: But with that … Read more

50 Activities a Humanoid Bot Could Do [Table]

I just completed an article on the possible stock price for Tesla if the Optimus bot reaches world domination. See here: πŸ“ˆ Recommended: Tesla Bot Valuation: $15,625 per Share Possible? To support the argument, here is the table of 50 activities that a humanoid robot could do: Activity Hourly Rate ($) Difficulty Required Skills Energy … Read more

Tesla Bot Valuation: $15,625 per Share Possible?

I’ll present my personal valuation thesis for the Tesla stock in this article, assuming the Optimus program will succeed. My optimism caused me to put ~80% of my stock investment portfolio into TSLA. Track all markets on TradingView Learning From the Smartphone Market 200 million people decide to buy an iPhone every year (source): 1.5 … Read more

Where to Buy Leveraged Bitcoin? (No Affiliate Links)

Bitcoin is already leveraged enough. πŸ‘©β€πŸ’» Don’t leverage-trade it and risk being margin called. HODL! Do not read on! πŸ›‘ Still there? Fine. Let’s get this over with. Please leverage only a small portion of your Bitcoin assets. The majority should be safe in an offline hardware wallet. This article will introduce you to the … Read more

11 Ways to Create a List of Odd Numbers in Python

Method 1: Using List Comprehension To create a list of odd numbers in Python, you can use the list comprehension [x for x in range(10) if x%2==1] that iterates over all values x between 0 and 10 (exclusive) and uses the modulo operator x%2 to check if x is divisible by 2 with remainder, i.e., … Read more

11 Ways to Create a List of Even Numbers in Python

Method 1: Using List Comprehension To create a list of even numbers in Python, you can use the list comprehension [x for x in range(10) if x%2==0] that iterates over all values x between 0 and 10 (exclusive) and uses the modulo operator x%2 to check if x is divisible by 2 without remainder, i.e., … Read more

Microsoft Scales LLMs to a Mind-Boggling 1B (!) Token Context 🀯

The paper “LongNet: Scaling Transformers to 1,000,000,000 tokens” presents a machine learning breakthrough, particularly in handling and analyzing large amounts of text data. Simply put, this paper is about a new model called LongNet that can understand and analyze really long strings of text – up to 1 billion words or phrases, called “tokens,” at … Read more

How to Run Large Language Models (LLMs) in Your Command Line?

LLM is a command-line utility and Python library for interacting with large language models. In the latest release (v0.5), it offers support for self-hosted language models through plugins. Installation LLM can be installed using pip, pipx, or Homebrew. The syntax for each is as follows: Key Features You can see the possible models by running … Read more