I built trmnl plugin over this api! https://github.com/Malomalsky/trmnl-inat-nearby-live-intl It shows new creatures around you

Bro just found fediverse

> purchase to read

No, thanks

Go away

Good one

Just use temple os

I use arch btw

Which tools are u using?

VSCode, TypeScript, Three.js. But I am about to remove Three.js and use WebGPU instead, I don't like the 800kb+ size of Three.js. Also will do some experimenting with C++ and WebAssembly and see how that goes.

Motherbase from mgs5

Came to say exactly that, similar vibe

This is how I found out that Russia is burning down IKEA warehouses in Europe xD

Nope, you've found that somebody alleges that without any proof. There is a difference.

If there anything like that, but for NLP?

There is an NLP section in Jeremy Howard's "Practical Deep Learning for Coders" course (free): https://course.fast.ai/Lessons/lesson4.html

The whole course is fantastic. I recommend it frequently to folks who want to start with DL basics and ramp up quickly to more advanced material.

I took the Deep Learning course [1] by deeplearning.ai in the past, and their resources where incredibly good IMHO. Hence, I would suggest to take a look at their NLP specialization [2].

+1000 to "Neural networks: zero to hero" already mentioned as well.

[1] https://www.deeplearning.ai/courses/deep-learning-specializa... [2] https://www.deeplearning.ai/courses/natural-language-process...

There's the series this material references - "Neural networks: zero to hero" that has GPT related parts.

Imo, it's not fair to talk about 80 lines of code while using thitd party libraries (feedparser, bs4, etc)

If they'd built it on top of elasticsearch I'd agree with this sentiment, but given the actual search engine bit is implemented in those 80 lines, I think it's fair. The libraries being pulled are exactly the sort of libraries you shouldn't try to hand-roll.

(sometimes you see those articles like 'built your own search engine' and it's a guide on how to install searxng or yacy or something.)

it is if they're extremely general & main stream