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·Aug 16

OpenAI API, Making the Response More Consistent, Part 2: The JSON Format

In part 1, we delved into utilizing the OpenAI API. It’s well-acknowledged that many contemporary AI models exhibit a certain unpredictability, making it difficult to anticipate the exact outputs they might produce. …

OpenAI

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OpenAI API, Making the Response More Consistent, Part 2: The JSON Format
OpenAI API, Making the Response More Consistent, Part 2: The JSON Format
OpenAI

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GoPenAI

·Aug 3

OpenAI API, Making the Response More Consistent, Part 1: Using the Chat Completion

It would be fair to say that modern large language models, like OpenAI’s GPT series, possess a certain level of autonomy. Their outputs can often be unpredictable, making them appear to have a mind of their own. OpenAI recently introduced the function calling capability, which has indeed enhanced the consistency…

OpenAI

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OpenAI API, Making the Response More Consistent, Part 1: Using the Chat Completion
OpenAI API, Making the Response More Consistent, Part 1: Using the Chat Completion
OpenAI

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Mar 9

Basic Data Exploration in a Pandas Dataframe

In this exercise today, we will perform some simple data exploration using pandas in python. We will use a dataset that has information about various car models. The data is in a CSV file, mtcars.csv. The notebook for this tutorial along with the dataset can be found here. We can…

Pandas

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Basic Exploration of Data in a Pandas Dataframe
Basic Exploration of Data in a Pandas Dataframe
Pandas

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Dec 10, 2022

A Soft Introduction to Numpy Arrays- Part 2: Slicing & Arithmetic Operations

This article can be considered a continuation of part 1. Slicing of Numpy Arrays: Slicing in NumPy works similarly to slicing in Python’s built-in lists, but has some additional features that can be useful. The general syntax for slicing a NumPy array is a[start:stop:step, start:stop:step, ...], …

Numpy

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A Soft Introduction to Numpy Arrays- Part 2: Slicing & Arithmetic Operations
A Soft Introduction to Numpy Arrays- Part 2: Slicing & Arithmetic Operations
Numpy

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Python in Plain English

·Dec 8, 2022

A Soft Introduction to Numpy Arrays

The advent of python as (almost) the language of choice for AI enthusiast programmers has stirred a lot of interest in data structures like arrays, specially Numpy arrays. I have always struggled with understanding them and if I don’t use them for a while, I have to be reminded. …

Python

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A Soft Introduction to Numpy Arrays
A Soft Introduction to Numpy Arrays
Python

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CoinsBench

·Apr 30, 2022

Manipulate Images in Bulk for Your NFT Collection

While coming up with an NFT collection, it’s possible that you might have to manipulate the entire collection in bulk. Python makes it very easy. Say hello to the Pillow (PIL) library. It is an acronym for Python Image Library. Let’s import it. …

Python

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Manipulate Images in Bulk for Your NFT Collection
Manipulate Images in Bulk for Your NFT Collection
Python

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Coinmonks

·Apr 23, 2022

A Soft Introduction to NFT

The rise of blockchain technology in the last decade or so has introduced us to many new technologies. As if it wasn’t hard to wrap one’s head around digital currency, now we are introduced to other technologies like de-fi, flash loans, NFTs and so on. Fungible vs Non-fungible: NFT stands…

Nft

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A Soft Introduction to NFT
A Soft Introduction to NFT
Nft

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Python in Plain English

·Apr 8, 2022

Adversarial Search: Tic Tac Toe in Python Using The Minimax Algorithm

How to implement adversarial search by programming an AI algorithm that plays tic tac toe against the user. — This article can be considered a continuation of “A Comprehensive Guide to Graph Search in Python”. Adversarial search tried to compete with an opponent which is trying to achieve the opposite goal. The idea is that by anticipating the moves of the opponent in response to moves by the algorithm…

Python

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Adversarial Search: Tic Tac Toe in Python Using The Minimax Algorithm
Adversarial Search: Tic Tac Toe in Python Using The Minimax Algorithm
Python

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Feb 27, 2022

Edit Your NFT Metadata Files in Bulk With Python

Developing and launching an NFT collection has definitely been a learning experience. One of the crucial component of any NFT collection is the .json metadata file. Usually, they are generated in bulk and I wrote about it here. However, once you generate them, you may want to add or edit…

Nft

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Edit Your NFT Metadata Files in Bulk in Python
Edit Your NFT Metadata Files in Bulk in Python
Nft

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CoinsBench

·Feb 24, 2022

How to Withdraw Earnings from a NFT Smart Contract

Recently, I worked on launching an NFT collection with my friend. Until then, I had no experience with Solidity. There are tons of templates available online for free to help you build your contract however it took me a while to figure out how withdraw from the contract. …

Nft

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How to Withdraw from an Smart Contract
How to Withdraw from an Smart Contract
Nft

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