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Ask an Astronaut: 333 hours of Q&A footage with astronauts
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#14Someone's gonna turn that into a language model shortly.
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#15Nice to see this here. I’m the developer who made this. The idea for this started when I was chatting with co-creator, Dave Charney and we asked, “I wonder if all the questions kids could ask of astronauts have already been asked.” If you select “About this project”, there are technical details on how we did it.
Yes, I was going to guess semantic embedding from playing around and seeing the search responses. Thank you for "About this project".
I'd love to extract just the foreign language from Pimsleur foreign language lessons, for faster review before trips. Your pipeline has many elements in common for what would be required.
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#16All the questions about sneeze are either about open air, or Newton's third law. Did really no one ask what happens if you sneeze while wearing a spacesuit helmet? Does the visor have a windshield wiper on the inside?
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#17The model doesn't seem to load on my computer due to CORS
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#18Very neat project. Just in English though? Any plans for questions in other languages?
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#19Why is there a VO/translator speaking over the astronaut in some (all?) responses?
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#20what a project for me nerd