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[FIXED] Drupal 9: No route found for the specified format hal_json. Supported formats: html.
In my case, it was because I installed the deprecated core plugin, instead of the separate newer plugin.
The fix for me was to uninstall the deprecated HAL plugin, and then run:
AI Company Acquires Rights to Reddit User Content in $60 Million Annual Deal
Title: Reddit User Content Acquired by AI Company in Multi-Million Dollar Deal
In a landmark deal that has caused ripples in the tech world, a leading AI company has acquired access to user-generated content from Reddit, the popular online discussion platform. The deal, reported to be worth $60 million per year, highlights the growing importance of user-generated data in training artificial intelligence algorithms.
Resizing and scaling images in python. And a filename-insensitive data loader.
Recently wrote this utility, 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.