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Sorry bro, but this video is the primary example of garbage. Actually the pefect demonstration of bullshitting. 1. No bullshit? You spent almost 6 minutes to explain the simple story "If you get 20usd ad income for 1 article, then you get 200 usd for 10 article -> you generate more articles, you get more money". Brilliant, anyone passing the first class of the primary school cant figure it out? 2. Next part: "Use AI to generate garbage and call it article. Fill the net with thrash preferably clickbaits " 3. Rest of the video: walking through an AI tool and reading the english menu items for people who cant read. Let me save people 20 minutes of lifetime, the video is just about: Generate clickbait content with an AI tool of your choice (the author indeed promotes one he gets money from), put it on the net. Put on as muchas possible, turn on ads, and wait for people falling in your clickbait trap. You know what... I could even write my comment with AI, asking it to criticise your video. But at least I respect your time, and do it with my own filthy hands. Not like you, who stole 20 minutes of the viewers time on a topic what can be explained in 3 minutes, maybe in 10 simple sentences. Enjoy the 0.01 cent you gotgetting my click on youtube.
Hi, I am developing ai agent and using function calling. After getting data from api to by function. LLM need to do series of steps on function call response data but llm is only doing first manipulation step Can you help on this issue. Using gpt 4 model
Hello. Thanks for the excellent video. I have a doubt . in greater than you mentioned if we are comparing the list of items it will match the first element in each list and gives an answer but in greater than and equal to it does not happen like that. If the first item in the list matches with the first item in the second list. it starts comparing the second item Why?
Well, funnily I just asked it "how many letters R are ther in the word strawberry" and the response it gave was: "There are 2 occurrences of the letter "R" in the word "strawberry"". Now, will test its art generating skills
The solution is simple: 1. Prove Kolmogorov-Arnold (KAN) networks are Turing Complete, which is a requirement for most University funding of novel artificial neural network architectures. 2. Prove KAN filters are as effective if not more effective than current state-of-the-art LSTM, CNN, Transformer models, at scale. 3. Find a modular KAN equivalent of constituents which scales. 4. Deposit your $10 T then set out to solve another, hopefully more difficult problem.
Hi... This is great tutorial. T-test script is run ok in tableau desktop with localhost tabpy, but its become error in tableau cloud with on prem tabpy server. BUT another script with the same on prem tabpy server such as correlation, k-cluster, isolation forest its RUNS WELL. Any idea whats the problem? Many thanks in advance 🙏 Error notes: An error occurred while communicating with the Analytics Extension. Error processing script The endpoint you're trying to query did not respond. Please make sure the endpoint exists and the correct set of arguments are provided. Analytics extension server not found
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Hi, i really like your information. Thank you. I'm totally new to stock assessment but i did try it out and find out from gpt 4o that there are also a few type of DCF analysis such as a Risk-adjusted Cash Flows, Unlevered Free Cash Flow, Detailed Multi-stage DCF Model and etc. Which would you recommend to use and which is more accurate?
It is really incredible. This new 4o1 is the first model I've tried that can answer this question correctly: "A monkey only becomes happy when it eats 3 different fruits. How many monkeys can I make happy if I have 20 pears, 30 bananas, 40 peaches, and 50 apples?" (The answer is 45)
When you slice immutable objects like strings or bytes in Python, a new copy is created to ensure the original data remains unchanged. Similarly, using memoryview(), each slice produces a distinct memory view with its own memory address (<memory at ...>), so you can work with separate sections of the data independently.
@@finxter slice memoryview makes view in buffer so new memory is not allocated and data is not copied. If slice immutable objects would behave similarly it remains unchanged anywhere because it is immutable.
I recommend showing how the final project works in practice. I came to this video wanting to see it in action but I didn't see it. Not in the beginning nor in the end. In my opinion it's always a good idea to show how the final product works at the beginning of the video so that people know what they can achieve before they get into the coding.
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I don't have much experience as a python developer but I hate __call__. When a project uses this method in many places you will search where this method is used FOR HOURS. Whereas if instead of __call__, a regular method is defined you can ctrl+click on it and PyCharm will immediately show you all places where it's used
What do you think of EO polymers? company like lightwave logic has a breakthrough technology to decrease power use and a massive increase in speed in telecommunication. CEO Michael Lebby is one of the key players in the photonics world.
Thank you for this video. Started SNHU for Computer Science and Have DataCamp to learn python. Hopefully i can get a job one day that is IT or tech or programming. This video is helping me alot thank you.
Thanks for the video! I live in Germany and have a full-time job. Is it still worth making money from AI-generated blog articles? 1. Legal considerations: Do I need to register a business(Gewerbe) to do this? 2. Taxes: How would this income be taxed in Germany? Would it be personal income tax, or are there specific rules for side businesses? 3. Profitability: Would it be profitable to run a blog as a side hustle without leaving my full-time job?
Thanks, Ahmed. :) Yeah you need to register a business (no legal or tax advice though). This would be taxed alongside your normal personal income (if you don't create a full-flegded GmbH). Yeah, keep your full-time job. Do it on the weekends or in the evening instead of watching Netflix. This way, you have more freedom to pivot and try different things. ;)
Awesome! Really love the tool. Yes I think you'll get this off forever. I don't think Finxter referral is lifetime but that's okay. Hope you'll get as much value out of it as I do!
Do you want me to make a follow up video on this? I actually said it: publishing ads. But I can give the full steps in a following video. Currently in vacation bit I'll think about it
Yes, this video was excellent and inspiring. I’m also interested in a follow-up of how-to and tools used to publish ads on your site. I don’t have any experience with that. Thank you!
Really cool and interesting walkthrough Chris. What do you think about the topic of plagiarism and the detection of AI text? Google might not rank AI content at some point or detect plagiarism, which might mean no or much less revenue from ads. It would still be a lot of time going into such a sidehustle. AI still makes stuff up, so the content must be checked thoroughly...
Yeah but it's also not the only traffic source. Remember I only assumed 1000 lifetime visits. Many social networks could also accomplish that. Anyways Google will be okay with AI content if it is good and high quality. They focus mostly on user signals such as time on page and browsing behaviour
