Gamification is the use of game design elements, principles, and mechanics in non-game contexts to engage people, motivate action, and solve problems.

This is an example of setting up a NAT inside docker - in a fairly self-explanatory and minimal way. There are three examples that you can run in this setup: a positive example, a negative example, and a chatty positive example for debugging and demonstration purposes.

Generated concept art.

Some print material we've previously produced.

I recently wrote this utility... a mere function, really, to resize and scale a python image at the center. This way, I don't have to worry about how my images are being fed into an AI pipeline, if they all get scaled and cropped the same.

Additionally, while previously I used bash to rename files in a folder to sequential names such as 1.jpg , the current implementation ignores filenames, which saves me time when massaging the data.

From Selectstar.

Popular Public Image Datasets

1. Image Net

Used For: Classification and Detection

The issue stems from the preview being in an undefined style.

1. Go to configuration -> image styles and review the styles available. I have a style called "200x200 thumb".

2. After adding an image field to a content type, go to manage form display, expand the display of the image, and specify an existing style from step 1 as the preview style.

After taking these steps, the page for adding/editing this content type should render correctly.

By Alexander Van de Kleut. But you may also want to read the VAE by Reza Kalantar.

Motivation

The problem was naming a local module with the same name as an imported module. I had a file called ./tokenize.py and moving it to ./run_tokenize.py solved the problem.

By Reza Kalantar. Also, take a look at another VAE by Alexander Van de Kleut.

Via chatgpt. 

An easier example is to set the default title first:

From Forward Data Science.

Concept Grounding

First of all let us build some ground rules. We will define few things we need to know like the back of our hands to understand KL divergence.

From Forward Data Science.