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Using Stable Diffusion to create images for a presentation
Have you heard about text-to-image models like DALL-E 2, Stable Diffusion and MidJourney? These are AI algorithms that take in text (the “prompt”) that describes what kind of picture you want as input and as output the algorithm creates that … Continue reading
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Tagged Death by Powerpoint, ImaginAIry, Python, Stable Diffusion, text-to-image
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First experiments with the OAK-D Lite
Last week my OAK-D Lite from Luxonis arrived. I can imagine you’ve never heard from it. Basically it is a camera that can do all kinds of AI tasks on the device itself. I got mine via Kickstarter. And where … Continue reading
Posted in Active Learning, Weird experiments
Tagged Edge AI, human pose recognition, Luxonis, OAK-D Lite, Spatial AI
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I tried Lion’s Mane as a cognitive enhancer. Here are my experiences with it.
TL;DR I tried Lion’s Mane from Four Sigmatic, which is branded as a cognitive enhancer. I’ve used it while studying Deep Neural Networks, amongst other things. I’ve done alternate weeks with and without Lion’s Mane and in my experience the … Continue reading
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Tagged Coursera, Four Sigmatic, Lion's Mane, Tim Ferriss
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