krish @lowcodekrish

Living precariously on the bleeding edge of Web3 + AIML | OnDeck alum | @developer_dao | https://t.co/gk4ZcTkL1L linktr.ee/lowcodekrish 0xnode Joined July 2009

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krish @lowcodekrish

9 months ago

While the community is neck deep in using AIML tech to build meaningful businesses and solve problems; I am exploring a fun aspect using tiny LLMs. Basically, train LLMs for games and fun things. All onchain @dfinity's ICP.

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krish @lowcodekrish

a year ago

Could building a platform for transformer models, that serve a purpose, become an alternate income stream for the model owners? We are experimenting around these lines.

krish @lowcodekrish

a year ago

Could building a platform for transformer models, that serve a purpose, become an alternate income stream for the model owners? We are experimenting around these lines.

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krish @lowcodekrish

a year ago

For #AIML practitioners data sets are of paramount importance. Where could one find a community of people willing to part with high quality real time data sets for research purposes?

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krish @lowcodekrish

a year ago

This is a fantastic achievement. Indeed @NoirLang is probably the most likeable DSL out there.

Yash @yash_bharti99

a year ago

This is a fantastic achievement. Indeed @NoirLang is probably the most likeable DSL out there.

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Yash @yash_bharti99

a year ago

Just implemented Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman in @aztecnetwork’s Noir DSL. The elegance of Noir in simplifying zero-knowledge proof constructions is truly remarkable. Working on releasing more zero knowledge focused work built on top of Noir!

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krish @lowcodekrish

a year ago

If you use @Docker then chances that dangling images are hogging unnecessary disk space. Query and delete the dangling ones in a go. docker rmi $(docker images -f "dangling=true" -q) Suffix the command string with a '-f' to force deletion.