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Does anyone know of any good neural network software, for public use?
If you're looking for computational neuroscience, check out this free online book used in many research courses along with the software “emergent” - linked on the page: https://compcogneuro.org/
- Computational Cognitive Neuroscience – 4th ed
- Is there a way for neural network to mimic the way the brain stores memory?
- I am Applying to Neuroscience PhDs This Fall and Have Several Questions.
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Large collection of machine learning paper notes (+1 paper a day)
Hm that's difficult. Automatic speech recognition (ASR) is probably by now my comfort zone.
So already most pure DL papers are out of this zone, but I anyway many of them, when I find them interesting. Although I tend to find it a bit boring when you just adopt next-great-model (e.g. Transformer, or whatever comes next) to ASR, but most improvements in ASR are just due to that. You know, I'm also interested in all these things like neural turing machine, although I never really got a chance to apply them to anything I work on. But maybe on language modeling. Language modeling is anyway great, as it is simple conceptually, you can directly apply most models to it, and (big) improvements would usually directly carry over to WER.
Attention-based encoder-decoder models started in machine translation (MT). And this was anyway sth part of our team did (although our team was mostly divided into the ASR and MT team). And since that came up, it was clear that this should in principle also work on ASR. It was very helpful to get a good baseline from the MT team to work on, and then to reimplement it in my own framework (by importing model parameters in the end, and dumping hidden state during beam search, to make sure it is 100% correct). And then take most recent techniques from MT, and adapt them to ASR. Others did that as well, but I had the chance to use some more recent methods, and also things like subword units (BPE) which was not standard in ASR by then. Just adopting this got me some very nice results (and a nice paper in the end). So I try to follow up on MT sometime to see what I can use for ASR.
Then out of own interest, I'm also interested in RL. And there are some ideas you can also take over to ASR (and have been already). Although this is somewhat limited. Min expected WER training (like policy gradient) has independently already developed in the ASR field, but it's interesting to see relations, and adopt RL ideas. E.g. actor critic might be useful (has already be done, but only limited so far).
Another field, even further away, is computational neuroscience. I have taken some Coursera course on this, and regularly read papers, although I don't really understand them in depth. But this is sth which really interests me. I'm closely following all the work by Randall O'Reilly (https://psychology.ucdavis.edu/people/oreilly). E.g. see his most recent lecture (https://compcogneuro.org/).
This already keeps me quite busy. Although I think all of these areas can really help me advance things (well, maybe ASR, although in principle I would also like to work on more generic A(G)I stuff).
If I would have infinite time, I would probably also study some more math, physics and biology...
- [D] How does the human brain work? Neurobio recommendations thread
react-notion-x
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Workarounds to use React.js packages for an offline mobile app?
Formatting the API response (eg. from https://developers.notion.com/reference/retrieve-a-block) is tough, so I want to use a community-maintained package like https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x. Most Notion API users use Notion as a website builder so almost all the packages are in React.js or Next.js
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Using Stable Diffusion techniques to create 2D game environments
I love coming across a great blog like this an realizing it was built using two of my open source repos:
- https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/nextjs-notion-starter...
- https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x
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I made a Open Source Blog And Resume Template Using Notion API.
Using this library, you can easily get data from Notion Pages.
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How I Launched a project in 1 week with Notion and Next.js
I used an open source Notion library that I'm a main maintainer of called React-Notion-x. It takes Notion data and turns it into html blocks that you can add to your website.
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Bookmarks collected while learning webdev
Long: Looks like he is using Notion as a CMS (using something like https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x) for his site and not the actual Notion share feature, seen by that the page names are not included in the urls (and that he is using NextJS for his site).
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Is there a workaround for the image URLs that change periodically?
For reference, we're using the notion-compat tool from the react-notion-x package.
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I am building Notaku, a tool to create docs/blog/changelog websites from Notion pages
There are already existing libraries that wrap it, you can search them on Github, for example this one https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x
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Understanding SEO and Web Vitals for your NextJS site and how to improve them?
In my previous article in this series, I had created my own react components to work with the Notion API due to the lack of a recognized renderer that works with Official Notion API. I came across the react-notion-X library but that did not use the Official Notion API then so I chose to create my own renderer. But soon after I published that article, Travis Fischer (creator of react-notion-x and a couple of really handy tools) added support for the official Notion API with notion-compat (still a WIP) which allows you to use react-notion-x’s powerful react renderer with the official API. So I replaced my renderer components with the react-notion-x renderer which gave me a huge performance boost.
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Show HN: Tally Forms – a free Typeform alternative
Yes, it's using Notion as a CMS + react-notion-x (1) + some custom styling.
(1) https://github.com/NotionX/react-notion-x
- React Notion X – Fast and accurate React renderer for Notion
What are some alternatives?
react-notion - A fast React renderer for Notion pages
tailblocks - Ready-to-use Tailwind CSS blocks.
kurin-paper-scraper - for Vitaly Kurin's paper notes
redis-key-dashboard - This tool allows you to do a small analysis of the amount of keys and memory you use in Redis. It allows you to see overlooked keys and notice overuse.
Draft.js - A React framework for building text editors.
chakra-ui - ⚡️ Simple, Modular & Accessible UI Components for your React Applications
destack - Page builder for Next.js 🅧. Zero-config deployment 🚀. React now supported!
antd - An enterprise-class UI design language and React UI library
notion-api-worker - Notion as CMS with easy API access
react-notion-blog - Deprecated - original blog see other branch
gatsby-source-notion - A Gatsby source plugin for content management with Notion using the official API.