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Ai is scary...
People are to stupid to see that chatGPT or any other ai softwares won’t get you anywhere. Damn, controversial right? I know, I use it as well, but not for important things. Let me explain… What I noticed back in the day is that when I wrote posts with ai, I got engagement, but not the right one I got comments like ‘’thanks’’ or ‘’love it’’. I don’t give a f about whether or not you love it man, just dm me already haha. Yeah man, that is the whole point of posts in my opinion It is to spread true value from your heart and earn the trust that you deserve so you can get people reaching out to you. And I am going to be honest with you here, I would absolutely love for you to reach out to me, I don’t hide this, because hiding would make people not trust you yk. Yeah man, so I just love to write from my heart and truly give value about things that you can learn from. The key lesson I want you to take from this post is that ai will never be able to replace you as a human, it lacks emotion and the true core value that you want to give to people. So, leverage just writing on your own, better engagement and more people happy because of your value.
1 like • May 30
@Tommy Daggett "What makes anyone stand out if we all have the same advantage?" I believe every human has a divine spark, a uniqueness that can not be replicated only imitated. Cultivating a free society where genuine authenticity can thrive will be key. The main reason people are afraid of A.I. is because we have been programmed to behave and live like a computer ourselves. Life isn't ment to be about slaving your time away in a corporate setting. It is ment to be exciting, be about discovery and unity. This is our natural state, we just need to realize it once more and work towards the realization of it. A.I. could be a great tool to free society from it's own chains but it will require people with a genuine desire to spread health / wealth and rebuild what was once lost.
OOP
I recently was learning OOP in python but i got real difficulty in digesting it became harder for me to do problems even though i thought i knew it i tried to see some videos in youtube but i still no change so i wanted to ask u is there any thing you say to me any thing you think i should do to deepen my understanding of OOP and to help me do problems and projects in a good way Thanks in advance
2 likes • Jan 26
Have you looked Dave's Class tutorial ? https://youtu.be/u4Ryk0YuW6A?si=J07NUrICreBSgafc I would watch several youtube tutorials and have your GPT write an extensive breakdown of the concepts. This channel is one of my favorites : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjmgrupmAl4&t=189s Make sure to practice and log your progress 😉
2 likes • Jan 28
Brother, what you need is the P.O.O.P. course .. 🤣Jokes aside this is my go-to for learning OOP : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbMDCwVm63M
AI In Learning
""" New randomized, controlled trial of students using GPT-4 as a tutor in Nigeria. 6 weeks of after-school AI tutoring = 2 years of typical learning gains, outperforming 80% of other educational interventions. And it helped all students, especially girls who were initially behind """ https://new-savanna.blogspot.com/2025/01/new-study-shows-usefulness-of-gpt-4-as.html
2 likes • Jan 21
this has been my personal experience as well: the last 2 years I have been studying daily and it has propelled my knowledge of our field beyond what I thought was even possible. I clearly remember how in my early years the common thought was that starting early was a must for mastering just about anything. Luckily it just takes one "breaktrough" to realize how wrong this belief is : once you master one skill you realize anybody can learn just about anything with the right dedication & practice, especially with AI assistance.
1 like • Jan 24
@Anaxareian Aia Hi Aia ( or is it Anaxareian) ? I would say that learning how to code Python was the best decision I made the last few years. Due to my background as a tech-artist it was always on my radar but I could never find the time nor energy to master it. We relied heavily on low-code software (unreal, houdini etc.) that abstracted away most code. This made sense for production yet made it harder to create something from nothing. When GPT came around I was amazed how quickly I saw progress and what a nice feeling it was to create something from scratch yourself. I think the OP's article really sums it up : when using AI as a tool rather than relying on it (!) one can see exponential gains in their abilities.
DeepEval - The LLM Evaluation Framework
DeepEval is a simple-to-use, open-source LLM evaluation framework, for evaluating and testing large-language model systems. It is similar to Pytest but specialized for unit testing LLM outputs. DeepEval incorporates the latest research to evaluate LLM outputs based on metrics such as G-Eval, hallucination, answer relevancy, RAGAS, etc., which uses LLMs and various other NLP models that runs locally on your machine for evaluation. Whether your application is implemented via RAG or fine-tuning, LangChain or LlamaIndex, DeepEval has you covered. With it, you can easily determine the optimal hyperparameters to improve your RAG pipeline, prevent prompt drifting, or even transition from OpenAI to hosting your own Llama2 with confidence. https://github.com/confident-ai/deepeval
1 like • Jan 20
Hey Marcio, appreciate the share! this seems a framework worth evaluating (pun intended)
why i love python
As i’m a kinda noob to this field, I was wondering what is making python to have less syntax than c++ i found one of the reasons is that in c++ whether what you wanna use standard library or built in library you must include them up at the beginning of the code. But in python you only import standard libraries, you can just use built in libraries like print, len… with out importing them therefore decreasing the lines of codes and making it more simple. I love it that Python makes us focus mainly on solving problems than worrying killing our time on the syntax. and that may also be the reason for it to be widely used in machine learning
2 likes • Jan 15
@Johannes Stricker Python has type *hinting* since I believe v3.5 and works great with Pydantic for validation. # Type hints with custom classes def greet(name: str) -> str: return f"Hello, {name}" - The typing module provides additional types like Union, Optional, Callable, and more - Type hints are optional and don't affect runtime behavior - Python remains dynamically typed. - For type enforcement/runtime validation we can use Pydantic-models as type hints (automatic validation of data structures)
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Remo Sande
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