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This is being posted all over the place. on multiple subreddits and stuff. Why?

This coupled with verification primitives will be quite compelling. we really have to start reimagining existing systems and processes from the ground up.

Very interesting project. Would be curious of a comparison with memgraph. Will definitely give it to try for my knowledge graph use case.

I've been working on BatchWizard, a CLI tool for managing OpenAI batch processing jobs. It lets you easily upload files, create batch jobs, check status, and download results - all from the command line. Handles multiple jobs concurrently with async processing. I built it to simplify working with OpenAI's batch APIs. Check it out on GitHub if you're interested: https://github.com/cmakafui/batchwizard

Rave.io is an alternative that really impressed me. With features like watching videos with friends on Gdrive

This looks more like a global chess match than anything else.

The EU is finally learning from the US when it comes making a lot of fanfare for discoveries and other inventions.

Is it just me or there are not many african americans working in AI research and industry. I don't have stats to back me up but that's my personal observation. People in the field, what are your thoughts on it.

An insightful interview to give perspective. http://www.se-radio.net/2017/07/se-radio-episode-298-moshe-v...

When i was a teaching assistant for a Microprocessors course(undergrad), I used SASM and the students really liked the low entry barrier. Combined it with masm for Assembly fundamentals.

Recommend it.

Quite interesting. It shows potential to be used in numerous use cases. Anyone know of similar projects in other languages like Python and Javascript?