I was glad and proud to see the growth & development of AI supported by Government of India through HelloUPI, AI4Bharat, NPCI, DigitalIndiaCorporation, MeitY
Hello UPI is a conversational AI built into BHIM (Bharat Interface for Money) UPI App.
AI4Bharat is a research lab set up by IIT Madras to build open source models to support Indian languages.
Some of their collaborative AI based developments are as follows:
– Shoonya (https://lnkd.in/gGJ5jPAf),
– Chitralekha (https://lnkd.in/ghBxHDjN),
– Anuvaad (https://www.anuvaad.org/),
– BHASHINI : Your Voice Translator (https://lnkd.in/gguDYXtP)
Source: https://lnkd.in/gAhb4dhi
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Nvidia has launched a local GenAI chatbot named as Chat with RTX. I couldn’t try due to system requirements and memory size needed. But, here is a 5-points summary if you’re interested further:
- This could help querying from the local notes, files, pdfs, YouTube video/transcripts, etc.
- It leverages RAG, TensorRT-LLM, and RTX acceleration.
- This uses open-source models like Mistral, Llama 2 .
- It’s around 35 GB zip to be downloaded.
- Considering it would download models also locally, you should reserve ~100 GB space again for this purpose.
If you’re interested, detailed steps to set up the chatbot are here.
I have been a great fan of O’Reilly Learning platform. It has helped me a lot upgrading my Software Architect skills. In my view content here is of the top notch quality from the industry experts. However, what I never liked was the high subscription price $49(INR ~4075)/month.
However, I am glad that ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) has now again started offering the O’Reilly Learning subscription as a part of it’s Skill Add On package in just $75/year (INR ~6237). Good thing is that, under this Skill Bundle Add On, you get subscriptions of not just O’Reilly but three: O’Reilly, Skillsoft, and Pluralsight. ACM Basic professional membership in India costs INR ~1770.
So if we continue, the total cost for the whole package in INR for an year is: 1770 + 6237 = INR ~8007. This includes followings:
– ACM India Basic professional membership
– O’Reilly Learning Subscription*
– Skillsoft Percipio Subscription
– Pluralsight Learning Subscription
I really loved the deal and couldn’t stop myself sharing it with you too in case you also get an interest.
So keep learning with an increased ROI (Return on Investment). 😉
Happy Learning! 👍
* O’Reilly Learning through ACM excludes any live events e.g. Superstreams, etc. so that’s a trade-off😞
Note: Any $ to INR or vice versa conversion is based on today’s rate. So does have approx. (~) before.
Why should DevOps engineers only have all the fun with Containers 😉! I loved when Microsoft went ahead and launched the concept of Dev Containers in VS Code.
Dev Containers help developers to ensure they don’t struggle with code set up in every machine they have. Just set up once using Dev containers in VS Code and commit to repo. Other devs could simply clone the repo and run the set up in a few minutes. Isn’t it interesting? 😀
Here are some helpful official videos explaining the concept in easy fashion:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/beginners-series-to-dev-containers/
Actually they didn’t just stop here but went forward to enable running code on a remote machine with Remote Development VS code extension pack.
Microsoft has announced the retirement plan for Azure Media Service. It’s a cloud platform to build media/video/OTT solutions. Retirement would be on June 30th 2024.
Some of the alternatives to go with are as: AWS Elemental, Harmonic, Mediakind.
Here is an official retirement guide by MS: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/latest/azure-media-services-retirement
So it’s time now to move away from AMS and take a shift towards alternatives if you’re already planning something with Azure Media Service!
Hi Friends,
I was wondering how to upload my existing code to Git Lab to share with others. After some R&D I could get this done. I would like to share the summarized steps with you all so you could save your time :). Please follow the below steps:
1. Create a blank project on Git Lab with any desired name. e.x. MyProject
2. Start gitbash, and go to the code base directory using ‘cd’ command
3. Now run the following commands:
git init
git add .
git commit
git push –set-upstream https://GitUrl/MyProject.git master
Let’s talk about each command here:
git init -> This would create an empty git repository.
git add . -> this would add all existing files in the current directory to the index
git commit -> This would commit the files locally
git push –set-upstream giturl -> This would push or upload all the files under the master branch under the specified project (ProjectName).
That’s it. Thanks for visiting! Happy Learning :).
We can use Array.from and Set to remove duplicates from an array. Here is the sample code:
var arrayWithDuplicates = [‘h’, ‘b’, ‘l’, ‘b’, ‘h’, ‘k’, ‘h’, ‘l’, ‘s’, ‘d’, ‘k’, ‘k’];
var uniqueArray = Array.from(new Set(arrayWithDuplicates));
console.log (uniqueArray); // [“h”, “b”, “l”, “k”, “s”, “d”]