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[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

It's the first day of the rest of their lives ♥️

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@artist_gagnon @andreitr yes

[Federico Italiano @FedeItaliano76]

Paintings by Ilya Yefimovich Repin (1844–1930)—a genius, if you ask me

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@shaneparrish @threadreaderapp unroll

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@Geointheworld Haha

[Miles Brundage @Miles_Brundage]

The growing ability of generative models to create realistic text/audio/images/video has sparked much excitement and concern, and led to valuable work on anticipating/mitigating/preventing related risks. But I think we're still pretty clueless about the key GM use cases (thread).

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@__float64__ Where did you do the intro to js/css/html?

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@nirbhayvashisht Go on man! I feel the same way

[Gyen Abubakar @GyenAbubakar]

This was me 4 years ago. No phone, no laptop, with the passion to code!

I'd borrow my uncle's phone to copy content from W3Schools, learn, & practice when I got hold of a computer. 😅

Still don't own a computer, but I got a job as Front-end Developer late last year.

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@Al_Grigor @kaggle I'm leaning towards that as well. Teach myself and focus on projects rather than go to school again

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@nirbhayvashisht How long do you think this would take for someone who already knows how to program?

[Mason Currey @masoncurrey]

The Creative Process in 43 Hayao Miyazaki Screengrabs

(Context: https://t.co/nqjmAtLAND)

[Travis Hoppe @metasemantic]

This is big ... semantic search is here. Let me show you with poetry. Yes poetry! I coupled @OpenAI's new CLIP model with 25K landscape photos from @unsplash. With it, you get a glimpse into how the AI *visualizes* poetry. A thread 🧵:

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@ABOUTCRYPTO_ Even as a complete newbie? Or should I stay away

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@ml5js Awesome!

[hungry @hungryeatme]

@DeniseLemonaki It’s awful but you have to force yourself to stick to something. I think it’s important to have faith (maybe even if it’s lying to yourself a bit) that sticking on this one thing for a while will work out then after than you can learn other things

[Artnome @artnome]

First known surviving photograph of a tornado taken by F.N. Robinson in 1884. Kind of wild.