Found a simple and useful resource: a GitHub repository with 200+ free workflows for n8n.
Topics: sales, marketing, financial accounting, coding, and personal productivity.
What is n8n
- Open-source no-code automation tool
- Visual builder: connect blocks to create a process
- Hundreds of integrations: email, CRM, spreadsheets, messengers, webhooks
- You can add your own logic in JavaScript
- Run on schedule or event, works in the cloud or on your own server
How to use:
1) Download the desired workflow (.json) and import it into n8n
2) Insert your API keys and credentials into the blocks
3) Check the steps and enable running by cron or webhook
▪️ Github
Update - another 300 ready solutions: https://github.com/kossakovsky/n8n-installer
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What is RAG? 🤖📚
RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation.
It’s a technique where an AI model first retrieves relevant info (like from documents or a database), and then generates an answer using that info.
🧠 Think of it like this:
Instead of relying only on what it "knows", the model looks things up first - just like you would Google something before replying.
🔍 Retrieval + 📝 Generation = Smarter, up-to-date answers!
RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Generation.
It’s a technique where an AI model first retrieves relevant info (like from documents or a database), and then generates an answer using that info.
🧠 Think of it like this:
Instead of relying only on what it "knows", the model looks things up first - just like you would Google something before replying.
🔍 Retrieval + 📝 Generation = Smarter, up-to-date answers!
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🔅 Fine-Tuning for LLMs: from Beginner to Advanced
🌐 Author: Axel Sirota
🔰 Level: Advanced
⏰ Duration: 3h 25m
📗 Topics: Large Language Models, Generative AI, Fine Tuning
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🌀 Gain the expertise you need in Large Language Models (LLMs), a rapidly evolving field in AI, including hands-on practice.
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📌 PyTorch Explained: From Automatic Differentiation to Training Custom Neural Networks
🗂 Category: DEEP LEARNING
🕒 Date: 2025-09-24 | ⏱️ Read time: 15 min read
Deep learning is shaping our world as we speak. In fact, it has been slowly…
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🗂 Category: DEEP LEARNING
🕒 Date: 2025-09-24 | ⏱️ Read time: 15 min read
Deep learning is shaping our world as we speak. In fact, it has been slowly…
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AI isn’t one big leap, it’s a series of steps - Python, ML, Deep Learning, NLP, and then the world of Generative AI.
This roadmap gives you the base.
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🧠 Examples and Guides for DeepMind Gemini Models
📖 Highlights:
- Examples of using Gemini with OpenAI and Google Search
- Guides on functions and agents
- Scripts for browser interaction and content generation
- Integration with LangChain and PydanticAI
🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/philschmid/gemini-samples
The repository contains small examples, code snippets, and guides demonstrating experiments with Google's DeepMind Gemini models. Here you will find useful samples for integrating and using various Gemini features, including working with the OpenAI SDK and Google Search.
- Examples of using Gemini with OpenAI and Google Search
- Guides on functions and agents
- Scripts for browser interaction and content generation
- Integration with LangChain and PydanticAI
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🔅 Building a RAG Solution from Scratch
🌐 Author: Axel Sirota
🔰 Level: Intermediate
⏰ Duration: 2h 53m
📗 Topics: Retrieval-Augmented Generation, Generative AI, Artificial Intelligence
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🌀 Learn to design, implement, and optimize RAG systems for chatbots and decision support, while exploring current research and ethical considerations.
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Google published a 150-page report on Health AI Agents - 7,000 annotations, 1,100+ hours of expert work.
But the main thing is not the metrics, but the new design philosophy.
Instead of a monolithic *"Doctor-GPT"*, Google is creating a Personal Health Agent (PHA) - a system of three specialized agents:
- Data Science Agent - analyzes wearable devices and lab data
- Domain Expert Agent - verifies medical facts and knowledge
- Health Coach Agent - conducts dialogue, sets goals, adds empathy
🧩 Everything is connected by an orchestrator with memory: user goals, barriers, insights.
⚡️ Results
- Outperformed baseline models on 10 benchmarks
- Users preferred PHA over regular LLMs (20 participants, 50 personas)
- Experts rated answers 5.7–39% better on complex medical queries
⚙️ Design principles
- Consider all user needs
- Adaptively combine agents
- Do not ask for data that can be inferred
- Minimize latency and complexity
🧠 Tested scenarios
- General health questions
- Data interpretation (wearables, biomarkers)
- Advice on sleep, nutrition, activity
- Symptom assessment (without diagnosis)
⚠️ Limitations and future
- Slower than single agents (244 s vs. 36 s)
- Need bias audits, data protection, and regulatory compliance
- Next step - adaptive communication style: empathy ↔️ responsibility
💡 Conclusion
Google shows the way forward: not a "super doctor bot," but modular, specialized agent teams.
Medicine is just the first test. Next: finance, law, education, science.
Google 150 Health AI Agents: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2508.20148
But the main thing is not the metrics, but the new design philosophy.
Instead of a monolithic *"Doctor-GPT"*, Google is creating a Personal Health Agent (PHA) - a system of three specialized agents:
- Data Science Agent - analyzes wearable devices and lab data
- Domain Expert Agent - verifies medical facts and knowledge
- Health Coach Agent - conducts dialogue, sets goals, adds empathy
🧩 Everything is connected by an orchestrator with memory: user goals, barriers, insights.
⚡️ Results
- Outperformed baseline models on 10 benchmarks
- Users preferred PHA over regular LLMs (20 participants, 50 personas)
- Experts rated answers 5.7–39% better on complex medical queries
⚙️ Design principles
- Consider all user needs
- Adaptively combine agents
- Do not ask for data that can be inferred
- Minimize latency and complexity
🧠 Tested scenarios
- General health questions
- Data interpretation (wearables, biomarkers)
- Advice on sleep, nutrition, activity
- Symptom assessment (without diagnosis)
⚠️ Limitations and future
- Slower than single agents (244 s vs. 36 s)
- Need bias audits, data protection, and regulatory compliance
- Next step - adaptive communication style: empathy ↔️ responsibility
💡 Conclusion
Google shows the way forward: not a "super doctor bot," but modular, specialized agent teams.
Medicine is just the first test. Next: finance, law, education, science.
Google 150 Health AI Agents: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2508.20148
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👩🏻💻 Usually, PDF files like financial reports, scientific articles, or data analyses are full of tables, formulas, and complex texts.
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A quick guide to image processing with OpenCV (CV2).
The Pipeline:
Original Image → Grayscale → Inverted Image → Blurred Invert → Final Sketch
By blending the grayscale and blurred invert layers, we simulate the effect of a hand-drawn sketch. A simple yet powerful technique!
Ideal for beginners looking to dive into computer vision.
# Importing the Required Moduel
# pip install opencv-python
import cv2 as cv
# Reading the image
# Replace this image name to your image name
image = cv.imread("avatar.jpg")
# Converting the Image into gray_image
gray_image = cv.cvtColor(image, cv.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
# Inverting the Imge
invert_image = cv.bitwise_not(gray_image)
# Blur Image
blur_image = cv.GaussianBlur(invert_image, (21,21), 0)
# Inverting the Blured Image
invert_blur = cv.bitwise_not(blur_image)
# Convert Image Into sketch
sketch = cv.divide(gray_image, invert_blur, scale=256.0)
# Generating the Sketch Image Named as Sketch.png
cv.imwrite("Sketch.png", sketch)
#Python #OpenCV #ComputerVision #Coding #AI
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Two to three years until "AI systems are better than humans at almost everything... then eventually better than all humans at everything," says Anthropic CEO.
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🔅 Small Language Models and LlamaFile
🌐 Author: Noah Gift
🔰 Level: Intermediate
⏰ Duration: 11m
📗 Topics: LLaMA, Large Language Models, Natural Language Processing
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🌀 Explore small language models, their advantages, and how to run them locally.
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In this course, MLOps expert Noah Gift covers small language models, their advantages, and how to run them locally using the llamafile tool. Plus, get useful demos of the Phi llamafile and the Lava llamafile.
This course was created by Noah Gift. We are pleased to host this training in our library.
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