In my new bike the brake fully locks and bites down at this length of pull, first it feels too short and I cannot load it properly only directly engage. Is this normal engagement or should the level move more towards me as it engages than just locking up
Hi guys,
Basically I have worked a couple of years as web dev / AI dev at my current company, designing RAG systems, chatbots and working with agents to an extent and I wanted to pivot into serious stuff rather than this glorified prompt engineering alone and know more about how this works.
I am looking at it from a professional perspective primarily as well and would like to pick up skills that are industry ready rather than just learning stuff that theory alone with no practical benefits.
Chatgpt sort of consolidated these courses for me and I would like to take your advice on this before committing:
https://www.coursera.org/specializations/deep-learning
https://www.coursera.org/learn/generative-ai-with-llms
https://nptel.ac.in/courses/106105158
https://www.deeplearning.ai/courses/retrieval-augmented-generation
https://www.deeplearning.ai/courses/advanced-retrieval-for-ai
Work might support upskilling as well so unless it's too expensive, can suggest for courses as well that I can do while working.
The other option i found by research was the HOML book latest verson with pytorch.
So appreciate any and all guidance however small
Basically the title. I don't know why voyage to india is so expensive, is there any colors that are affordable from krishna that basically gives the same coloration as voyage to india?
I have been exploring their stock of inks and have recently seen a new Royal Blue coming in as an affordable option.
Has anyone tried it out? How does it compare to voyage to india? Almost all inks are like 100-200 range but voyage to india is markedly higher at 700, does it have any speciality?
Basically is royal blue a good enough replacement for voyage to india?
I was primarily using my second hand scooter for commuting to work but got into an accident and its up for repairs. Also its close to re-registration and I had used it for a long time. So I have decided to get a unicorn due to its upright position and comfort, mileage and simple design. Also I would have to travel with pillion like younger siblings and mother and they should be comfortable.
A lot of people asked why I am getting this one when there are a lot of options. Currently financially not in a good place, if I was I would have bought the hunter. I can't afford high service bills and high maintenance, just something that will last me years without worry. Sp160 also I didn't like because of all the plastics. Its just the same engine. Did I make a bad choice for 1.46 lakhs?