@skooookum 1. "is" is used to determine whether two objects refer to the same memory address (identity).
2. For performance optimization, Python pre-creates and reuses memory addresses for commonly used integers to avoid repeated creation.
3. To check for equality, use "==".
This is Kevin Kelly.
The close friend Tim Ferriss goes to for advice.
He taught him a philosophy for life that made Tim stop giving a f*ck.
Here's the philosophy:
I built an app that uses ChatGPT for question-answering over all 365 episodes of the @lexfridman podcast. Uses @OpenAI Whisper model for audio-to-text and @langchain. All code is open source (linked below). App: https://t.co/ZXTzAMPqtY
The more challenging podcasts I record, the more I'll get attacked online.
I hope I'm mentally strong enough to maintain my belief in the good of humanity.
Have you ever wanted to add a math description for your #Python function but found it time-consuming to do so? latexify_py allows you to add LaTex math description with only one decorator.
Link to latexify_py: https://t.co/2v8eygXgBj
We’re pleased to introduce Make-A-Video, our latest in #GenerativeAI research! With just a few words, this state-of-the-art AI system generates high-quality videos from text prompts.
Have an idea you want to see? Reply w/ your prompt using #MetaAI and we’ll share more results.