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I got access to the highly anticipated Jev https://typesafe.ai. Now it's time to start building GTA5π
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I might have started a debate on reddit within 10min ππππ. https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtificialInteligence/s/RzxmivgJo3
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The current AI situations and Silicon Valley CEOs saying AI is going to βkill us all 2030β is ridiculous .
Theyβre selling fear to raise more and more ridiculous amounts of money, only to squeeze out another 10% benchmark improvement and call it revolutionary.
AI is nowhere near AGI. Outside of genuinely impressive things like AlphaFold and some other scientific applications, I havenβt seen the kind of breakthrough people keep promising. A lot of it is still computer use, automation, and digital work.
By 2030, Iβm more worried that people will become dumber and more dependent on AI than extinct.
The whole thing feels like a massive hype cycle and a money making scheme dressed up as the end of humanity.
This is my take! I could be wrong π
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Repost from N/a
I previously tried TablePlus, DBeaver, and other different database management tools, but VeloxDB is the best when I compare it to all of them:
- It's fast when it opens, while others take more than a few minutes.
- It's simple to use, unlike other tools.
- It's free and open-source.
- It supports different database (this means you can handle all you database in one software).
Final conclusion VeloxDB yechelal π€
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If you or someone you know is getting married, check out Harif Moments πβ¨
Itβs a great option for wedding related services. Take a look here: https://launch.et/product/harif-moments
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These days, almost every product idea you come up with already exists.
But hereβs the opportunity: legacy software.
A lot of old products stopped evolving because their customers got comfortable and the companies got comfortable with their systems.
Thatβs the gap.
Take an existing product, rebuild it with modern UX, better tech, AI, and a better experience and actually market it.
You donβt always need a brand-new idea.
Sometimes, you just need to build the better version of something people already use.
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Repost from Chapi Dev Talks
We're releasing the first batch of Dataset.ET open speech data for Amharic.
22.7 hours. 7,405 recordings. 320 speakers. Free, CC BY 4.0, on Hugging Face.
Amharic has close to no open speech data. That's the gap we're trying to close, and this is the first step rather than the finished thing.
Some honesty about what this is: it's a first batch. The audio isn't preprocessed yet. We're not going to tell you it's the best quality out there. We don't think it is. What we want is for people to actually use it and tell us where it falls short.
The next release will be different: properly preprocessed audio, a real data pipeline with testing and validation built in. This exists because 320 people in Ethiopia gave their voices to it, and because contributors reviewed each other's recordings. Thank you to all of them.
If you're working on Ethiopian languages, low-resource ASR, or you just want to talk about the data, DM us. We'd genuinely like to hear from you.
π https://huggingface.co/datasets/snapwre/amharic-speech
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Iβve joined a hackathon program, and I highly recommend you join one too!
There are tons of hackathon opportunities available, and many of them are fully online and remote, so you can participate from anywhere.
Iβm participating with VeloxDB. If you have a project youβre working on, this is a great way to showcase it, learn, meet other developers, and get feedback.
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Check out VeloxDB and give it a like: https://devpost.com/software/veloxdb
Letβs build, compete, and learn together!
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Damn, Reddit is awesome. I shared a simple thank you post, and it got over 11K views. We definitely need to be more active on Reddit there are a lot of genuinely great people there who are real users of your product.
Disclaimer: they can also be very rude for absolutely no reason. π
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