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Hari5115

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LLMs, Fine-tuning, Agentic AI, RAG, Multilingual NLP, Transformers

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Open dataset of Earth's natural events , Storms, Volcanoes, Floods and more, all tracked from space. Most of these events happen close to where people live. Coincidence, or do we just notice them more? Link : https://huggingface.co/datasets/Hari5115/nasa-eonet Good for anyone who likes maps, weather, or playing with data. Spot a pattern, Share it across. Open for anyone to use , data's from NASA's EONET.

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Here's how the best OCR/chat models on vlmrun gateway - https://vlm.run/gateway - performed on a very hard (x2) to read handwritten French weather-log document. Scores are 0–100, averaged over 3 runs and two LLM judges - Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-5.6 Sol. Latency is average time per request.

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ThinkingBox from @microsoft is now available as an OpenEnv env (cc @tuhink🤗 )! > ThinkingBox is a sandbox for testing agents on business workflows. it simulates a customer, gives the agent MCP tools over a real database, and at the end checks what changed in that database instead of trusting the agent's last message > ThinkingBox-Bench is the benchmark built on it: 507 tasks across retail, insurance, travel, banking and consulting > the OpenEnv env runs each task as an episode in its own isolated backend and returns a pass/fail reward from those checks https://huggingface.co/blog/microsoft/thinkingbox

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Open dataset of Earth's natural events , Storms, Volcanoes, Floods and more, all tracked from space. Most of these events happen close to where people live. Coincidence, or do we just notice them more?

Link : Hari5115/nasa-eonet

Good for anyone who likes maps, weather, or playing with data. Spot a pattern, Share it across. Open for anyone to use , data's from NASA's EONET.

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Did you know the sun regularly fires off storms strong enough to knock out satellites and GPS? And those same storms are what light up the Northern Lights.

Pulled together a dataset of space weather ( solar flares, solar storms, and blasts of radiation from the Sun, tracked over the years )

Link : Hari5115/nasa-donki

Great for space enthusiasts, aurora chasers, or anyone who likes playing with data, map when the big storms hit, see how active the Sun's been, or even try predicting the next flare. Spot a wild one? Tell me.

Open for anyone to use , data's from NASA's DONKI.