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This video was very informative and clear for a beginner like me who is curious about AI and ML. I'd like to learn more about how to finetune llama for different tasks and domains. Does anyone have any recommendations for resources that explain this concept in a simple way and gradually introduce the technical details and tools required?

Another similar project that I use for mocking API server https://github.com/typicode/json-server

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Well technically it's not but I think the objective is quite the same. It lets me stream video from a torrent.

There's another service that I use that exactly do the same thing and it works well. http://put.io

Here's an idea... how about instead of using just one search engine website, browsers will have a functionality that allows you to search for something and have it query to 3 different search engine at the same time? Users can configure which 3 search engine he/she wants to use. That way, website owners won't be so affected when one search engine screwed him up.

That concept would be interesting for status updates. Like having a blurred background image of you when you posted the update?

I think .io appeals only to techie/developer market

Agree. They should use different APN.

Hope Smart would support it also

It looks pretty decent and gets the message across. I would suggest to add either sound fx or background music to spice it up a little bit. :)

I'm curious how long the entire process took to finish (in terms of man-hours).

The only compelling feature for me on this is the Skype integration. I would love to use GTalk/Hangout if only more people use it.

Google Wave tried to fix that problem but with the radical change in the way we use email, it failed.

I love Chrome since I don't have to install external flash player plugin which is kinda annoying. Chrome has a built-in flash player. You don't have to update flash and restart all your browser.

This is pretty cool. Who made this (just curious)?

Will be very surprised if Bill Gates is on G+ although he's on Twitter. One thing for sure, Steve Jobs will never be there.

He's also on Twitter

Almost all PHP frameworks have already DB wrapper built-in. If you're a PHP dev and not using a framework, then you should consider using one.

Interesting... Mark Z. has more followers than Larry and Sergey.

I'm referring to the technology/approach he used to present the story and not the actual story.

It feels to me that it's more of trying to show independence of Slide team from Google.

Looks really cool. This would be an amazing tablet app for children. +1 if there's a voice over option. Although it seems a LOT of work to put together.

http://www.crunchbase.com/ would be a good starting point

There's actually a better alternative to this... http://preyproject.com/

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