datasaurus VS obsidian-ava

And let’s talk about development speed. By using text prompts to interact with your images, you can whip up a computer vision prototype in seconds. It’s fast, it’s efficient, and it’s changing the game.

So, what do you all think? Are we moving towards a future where foundational models take the lead in computer vision, or is there still a place for training models from scratch?

P.S. Shameless plug: I’ve been working on this open-source platform called Datasaurus https://github.com/datasaurus-ai/datasaurus) that taps into the power of vision-language models. It’s all about helping engineers get the insights they need from images, fast. Just wanted to share some thoughts and start a conversation. Let’s talk about the future of computer vision!

Today we’re going to learn how to build a recommendation system for a social publishing platform like Medium. I wanted to share what I learned building the popular Obsidian plugin AVA that recommends your notes.

I just search Obsidian plugins and there are 3 that might work for you:

- https://github.com/louis030195/obsidian-ava

- https://github.com/brianpetro/obsidian-smart-connections

You can try https://app.anotherai.co which does exactly this

is this a paid service? the github repo is public but links to a paid service or plugin

Hi foks Louis & Ben here.

We just wanted to share Embedbase. Embedbase is an open-source api to easily create, store, and rerieve embeddings.

It started out as an internal api for an Obsidian plugin we developed called [AVA](https://github.com/louis030195/obsidian-ava). We use it in AVA to find similar notes ([see small demo](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25003283/213157399...)), but you can potentially use it to do anything that openai embeddings can do.

Right now it's really quite barebones and basically just abstracts the openai embeddings api & pinecone, but we're planning on making it easy to work with whatever database or auth mechanism.

You can have a look at the github repo here:

This plugin might do the trick: https://github.com/louis030195/obsidian-ava. I don`t use it myself, but there is a "Suggest Tags" command.

Obsidian AVA (summarization, write & rewrite)