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Code Editor Configuration - Notes for Beginner Set Up
I just finished watching the Code Editor Configuration video - an amazing resource! As a beginner, I encountered a few additional installation and configuration steps that weren't explicitly covered, so I had to figure them out myself. I'm sharing them here to help update the course documentation for future students—tagging @Dave Ebbelaar for reference. I successfully navigated these issues by taking screenshots and consulting ChatGPT for guidance. I highly recommend doing the same as part of your learning journey! Here are the key points that might help: 1. Git Installation:The commands git clone and other git-related commands won't work in your Command Prompt unless you've installed Git on your machine first. You can download Git here: https://git-scm.com/downloads/ 2. Python Installation for Virtual Environments (venv): If you plan to create a virtual environment using venv, you need to install Python directly from python.org. A Python installation via Conda will only allow you to create Conda-based environments. 3. Jupyter Interactive Window Settings:To access the "Jupyter Interactive Window Settings" shown in the video, you must first install the Jupyter Notebooks extension separately in VS Code. This extension isn't included in the default VS Code setup.
1 like • Mar 3
@Lucas Lirio Danciguer I had Anaconda installed on my computer prior to downloading VS Studio. I can use Jupyter notebooks in Anaconda, but it did not carryover into VS studio on the initial install.
Can hallucination be solved without human oversight?
I see that hallucination is on of the major issues that everybody comes across using Gen AI. A human oversight is needed to no befall this but are there ways to mitigate this?
3 likes • Feb 26
I have heard of people creating workflows where one LLM checks another one’s work in a loop. If they both hallucinating the same way, that won’t help, but chances are the second LLM will check find the first LLM mistake. Another way is to have multiple LLMs work in parallel, and then synthesize their collective answers into one. Neither is a bulletproof, but they lower the chances of hallucinations.
wish to reach level 3 soon~
i am super glad that i am at level 2 now. wish i could reach level 3 soon~
2 likes • Feb 26
2 points away from LVL 3 myself!
AI Tools for PostgreSQL Database Creation & Management?
Does anyone know of good AI tools that integrate with PostgreSQL for database design, creation, and management? While LLMs can assist with generating SQL and other tasks, I’m curious if any specialized AI-powered tools have emerged that offer deeper integration. Any recommendations?
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Could you share how you learn AI?
Hi everyone! I just started AI. I've been looking for lectures in various places and learning with Kaggle Learn. I'm not sure if my method is right. Could you share an effective learning method or your way of learning?🤔
3 likes • Feb 24
A great starting point for effectively using generative AI tools like LLM and image / video generators is Connor Grennan's AI Mindset course: https://www.ai-mindset.ai/. It does a great job teaching the mindset and best practices on getting the most out of these tools.
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Jakub Nowak
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Joined Feb 23, 2025
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