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vinitagr

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I have been working on some useful tools that I am adding to my personal website repo here: https://github.com/volumetric/vinit-website/tree/main/app

Till now, I have made the following tools: 1. Image Generator 2. Emoji Maker 3. OpenAPI Explorer (Explore 4000+ OpenAPI Spec Files in a nice GUI) 4. WIP - Cyber Sign - Digitally Document Signing Tool 5. WIP - Meme Generator - Make a Meme Image, GIF, Video, etc. with a text prompt

All the code is public and open source.

If you want to use the tools directly, you can check them on my website: https://www.vinitagrawal.com/

In this video I have demonstrated and shown how to convert a search-related question asked to a @Slackhq Chatbot into a search with a pre-filter applied to make the search results more relevant.

I have used @LangChain 's Self-Querying feature that can convert a question like this:

"Can you find me that thread where Vinit Agrawal talked about AI Safety on the General channel?"

to

"from: @VinitAgrawal88 in:#general AI Safety"

This will reduce the search space significantly and improve the quality and relevance of search results.

Read more about LangChain's Self-Querying Retriever here: https://python.langchain.com/docs/modules/data_connection/re...

I feel the pricing structure of MailChimp has become very complex. It reminds me of the pricing structure of intercom. Very difficult to clearly understand what am I being charged for. I don't know why they are doing this. They should work on making new features and charge more for that.

Editor & Code Management: Sublime Text 3, Atom Editor, Bitbucket, Git

Backend: MongoDB, Node.js, Express, RESTFul APIs, EJS Templates, AWS S3, AWS SQS, AWS EC2

Frontend: jQuery, Backbone.js, Vanila CSS, SPA Application.

What an amazing piece of text to read. Almost teared up. I am so excited about the future of humanity.

Seeing AI for iOS 9 years ago

This is quite an amazing technology. With new products like HoloLens and this, i think Microsoft is finally coming around.

Looks like an amazing tool. Have to use it before i can tell more. Showing the documentation and example is cool and all, a very useful feature would be the search and analysis of the error messages upon program compilation/run. Most likely from stackOverflow.

This will make things so much easier. Reminds me of how2 https://github.com/santinic/how2