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by durraniu 1y ago
That's really cool! I made something similar but much simpler using R Shiny. Edit: Looking at the featured story, I notice that the character illustration is not consistent currently. I got relatively consistent character illustration
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What app framework do you recommend for data scientists?
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What're Your Reviews for Mechanics of Machine Learning Book by Jeremy Howard?
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(Side Project) StoRytime: Create and Illustrate Short Stories with AI(umair.shinyapps.io)
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by durraniu 2y ago
This was a fun project for shiny app contest. This app allows users to generate AI-written stories and illustrations. The app captures user inputs—such as the story’s opening sentence, number of sentences, drawing instructions, and title—an
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by durraniu 2y ago
I am working on an app for creating stories with illustrations in a revealjs slide deck. The idea is that a user would handwrite or type the first sentence of a story they want to write. This sentence would be used by llama 3.1 as a prompt
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by durraniu 2y ago
This looks really cool. I have experience with shiny apps in R, and Python has a shiny package too now. FastHTML looks a lot like Python shiny without routes. I think both of these frameworks are great for people with no web dev experience.
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by durraniu 2y ago
GPT4o is pretty great at writing R in my experience. Particularly for data wrangling. But also shiny apps.
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by durraniu 2y ago
There are multiple packages in R for using LLMs. One such package is tidychatmodels.
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by durraniu 2y ago
What do you think about the mechanics of machine learning book by Jeremy Howard? It seems to have a systematic approach to fit models and improve them.