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Coding with Lewis
Canada
Registrace 28. 01. 2020
My name is Lewis Menelaws. I have been professionally coding for 5 years and been hobbying for more than 8. I enjoy business and programming. My intentions with this channel are to share what I find interesting and inspire likeminded people while providing an entry-level insight on the technologies I use. Any business inquiries please direct to lewis@tmrrwinc.ca
I Trained an AI with 10,000 Memes
Bright Data: brdta.com/codingwithlewis
I tried training an AI model on 10,000+ memes to see if AI can be funny. In this video, we go through the process of creating a meme with AI and learn why we find things like memes and humor funny to begin with.
This video took a very long time to make. Over 10 different models were used. Throughout this video you will see all of the things that I did to get this to work. Let me know what you think in the comments :)
👉WE ARE PLANNING A HACKATHON!!! 👈
Join the discord to learn more:
dsc.gg/lewismenelaws
🧑💻DEMO & SOURCE CODE🧑💻
Demo: memegenerator-ergog3zn3pc7txnm6mgggf.streamlit.app/
GitHub: github.com/CodingWithLewis/MemeGenerator (messy lol)
Fine-Tuned Model: huggingface.co/codingwithlewis/mistralmemes
OwlV2 Demo: huggingface.co/spaces/codingwithlewis/owlv2
If you like this video, check out some of my other videos where I build awesome projects and provide awesome developer resources that you can use in order to be a better developer :)
LINKS
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MY NEWSLETTER 💌
thebetter.dev
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CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL
📸 Instagram: lewismenelaws
🎚TikTok: tiktok.com/@lewismenelaws
🐣 Twitter: LewisMenelaws
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My gear 💻
liinks.co/lewismenelaws
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:22 Why is AI not funny?
0:40 What is a meme... really?
1:51 Getting a LARGE amount of memes
2:32 The Data Collection
3:29 Using Bright Data
4:12 Initial Results
4:45 Prepping for Training
5:11 Getting image descriptions
6:03 Returned image descriptions
6:35 Training the AI Model
7:57 Results... and de-motivation...
8:49 Realizing... I should teach AI how to be funny
9:35 Getting Relevant Context
10:20 Initial Observations
10:37 Labelling Feature
11:27 The right AI model for the job...
12:14 Building out the UI
12:51 Reactions
14:08 Why I made this video...
14:40 SUBSCRIBE
I tried training an AI model on 10,000+ memes to see if AI can be funny. In this video, we go through the process of creating a meme with AI and learn why we find things like memes and humor funny to begin with.
This video took a very long time to make. Over 10 different models were used. Throughout this video you will see all of the things that I did to get this to work. Let me know what you think in the comments :)
👉WE ARE PLANNING A HACKATHON!!! 👈
Join the discord to learn more:
dsc.gg/lewismenelaws
🧑💻DEMO & SOURCE CODE🧑💻
Demo: memegenerator-ergog3zn3pc7txnm6mgggf.streamlit.app/
GitHub: github.com/CodingWithLewis/MemeGenerator (messy lol)
Fine-Tuned Model: huggingface.co/codingwithlewis/mistralmemes
OwlV2 Demo: huggingface.co/spaces/codingwithlewis/owlv2
If you like this video, check out some of my other videos where I build awesome projects and provide awesome developer resources that you can use in order to be a better developer :)
LINKS
---
MY NEWSLETTER 💌
thebetter.dev
------
CONNECT WITH ME ON SOCIAL
📸 Instagram: lewismenelaws
🎚TikTok: tiktok.com/@lewismenelaws
🐣 Twitter: LewisMenelaws
-
My gear 💻
liinks.co/lewismenelaws
-----
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:22 Why is AI not funny?
0:40 What is a meme... really?
1:51 Getting a LARGE amount of memes
2:32 The Data Collection
3:29 Using Bright Data
4:12 Initial Results
4:45 Prepping for Training
5:11 Getting image descriptions
6:03 Returned image descriptions
6:35 Training the AI Model
7:57 Results... and de-motivation...
8:49 Realizing... I should teach AI how to be funny
9:35 Getting Relevant Context
10:20 Initial Observations
10:37 Labelling Feature
11:27 The right AI model for the job...
12:14 Building out the UI
12:51 Reactions
14:08 Why I made this video...
14:40 SUBSCRIBE
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I started with code blocks
Github dark default theme is the goat
Naw,first website had to be from either a college DARPA, or the military. But who knows? When did DNS become functional? A lot to this question. Like did early Internet use raw IP addresses? What was the browser? Windows 3.x wasn't invented. Need more research.
Is it less scam job on their platform ? And how it can be filtered ?
-4394 votes ? How ? Which post ? I have to witness that with my own eyes
Pregnancy test 💀 i mean could be possible if we make it a bit digital then it could find for Trojans in pc 😅,
Coldfusion/lucee is the absolute best
Linux mint left the chat.
imagine what this dude could do if he was sane
Eclipse dark theme >>
Quoted identifiers?
Two of these "languages" are just JavaScript which is a scripting language for websites, not a programming language
I'm not a fan of JS. I started learning coding with typed languages. I use C#/VB everyday with joy. With all the terrible things I've heard about JS, it's not even something I would consider. If I had to do web dev, I'd probably learn something else instead, like TypeScript, PHP or WebASM., if I weren't able to use C# at all.
Yeah at this point its getting out of control...
What if my interest is : 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
What app ideas are there
Why would I go to Stack Overflow to get roasted when ChatGPT is infinitely patient and gives immediate answers?
Matlab is actually quite good tbh. And if you want something free, use GNU Octave!
Rose-pine is the best.
Rosé Pine
Wow I remember using Atom and Brackets 😢
The theme that is used in the Codecademy lessons :<
2 weeks to implement a DB and connection...
If you can get logs, crash dumps and the source code, then finding the issue shouldn't be difficult. Without enough application logs, it's very difficult to find it.
I just saw warcrime in programming
XCode Dark & Lite are my goto.
poimandres 🐐🐐🐐
Machine code instructions in Yellow, not ASM :P
You ask a simple question on stack overflow you get called a dumbass and get down voted, you ask a simple question to chatgpt he just answers it
What is the repo?
Because of the game being written in assembly, it ran notably fast. Of course it was because assembly has no bloat like what higher-level languages have.
not only you bro🤣
Writing a code as simple as sorting in asm could make people shit their pants
“Not stored in the binary” everything in computers is binary, it can’t not be binary, you mean the executable?
I use deep ocean
i use amethyst dark
Complains that AI memes aren't funny. Proceeds to make an AI that makes the least funny memes possible.
I understood absolutely nothing about this video but I enjoyed watching regardless. I feel dumb
poeple at Stackoverflow are toxic and cocky as fuck.
P5play is great for learning JavaScript and making games. It’s still being worked on but it’s taught me how to program. It’s based of of p5.js.
NOOOOOO
What about windows application like POS point of saeles
And then there is Rule 34....
Minecraft!!!!
you nailed it as usual, great video
Slow program means more instructions and more energy. Energy is being wasted because of slow technologies. Energy needs to be saved and for that optimization is needed. Either use a fast language or optimize the tech too much. Former is better I think.
1. Minecraft 2. Super Mario 3. Little Big Planet 4. Yoshi 5. Pokemon Yellow
Visual Studio Dark It's the absolute best for JS and C++. For C# I use a slightly modified version of it that differentiates between members and fields.
My name is A.Krishav and about 13 years old . I got inspired from you(Lewis) and have started my programming journey. but I have a total confusion of what to learn, the resources to learn but I have a interest over ai/ml and robotics and do I possibly need to learn full stack development to land me in a job in my future please help me ? and also how to become a pro at programming languages and the languages I need to learn
Shoutout to sethbling