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hooray! My comment and like are the first. I support you in your endeavors. Thanks for the ideas for making money!

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Thanks for the video! I've tried to transfer funds to my IB account from Revolut. Revolut holds my transaction as a suspicious one and does not allow it without a security review.

I needed to put the call to the other peers inside a timeout to get this to work. Not quite sure why... setTimeout(() => { const call = me.call(peerId, stream, {}); console.log(`called user ${peerId}`); call.on("stream", (peerStream) => { console.log(`got peer steam`); dispatch(addPeerAction(peerId, peerStream)); }); }, 3000)

Thanks for the tutorial!

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for those that the call functionally didn't work and the peer is not added use what @vergil_389 commented, here is the reference ws.on("user-joined", ({ peerId }) => { setTimeout(()=>{ const call = me.call(peerId, stream); // here we initiate the call call.on("stream", (peerStream) => { dispatch(addPeerAction(peerId, peerStream)); }); },1000); }); one thing i noticed is it also works without the setTimeout if we remove/comment out the <React.StrictMode> part in main.tsx if you created the react app with vite or in index.tsx if with CRA, but that is not recommanded and also if this strictmode is there when the first user creates and joins the room, the join event is created twice and making the join twice, you can see it on the server terminal and to fix it you can use this in Room.tsx const { id } = useParams(); const emittedEvent = useRef(false); const { me, ws, stream, peers } = useContext(RoomContext); useEffect(() => { if (me && !emittedEvent.current) { ws.emit("join-room", { roomId: id, peerId: me._id }); emittedEvent.current = true; } // if(me) ws.emit("join-room", { roomId: id, peerId: me._id }); }, [me, id, ws]); return ( <div> Room id {id} <div className="grid grid-cols-4 gap-4"> <VideoPlayer stream={stream} /> {Object.entries(peers as PeerState).map((peer) => ( <VideoPlayer key={peer[0]} stream={peer[1].stream} /> ))} </div> </div> );

Why should we always use the code checkout? What does it do exactly?

unfortunately the amount of free use of colab is so minimal today that even if you have success of running this process ( i had ) it will cancel and ask you for money.

Hi. Is it possible to withdraw in USD to Revolut?

This was useless to me. I want to do this on my computer, not in a cloud service.

cant buy US etfs from singapore , anyone knows why , can only configure my account to buy non US for some reason ?

In Android & IOS which alternative library for peerJS ?

What if a SSL certificate is expired?

Probably you don´t know it but is really funny that you choose a parrot to train a Lora wich in Spanish is called Loro, :-) Nice tutorial !!!

Completely useful, thanks for the content!

Well explained, thank you!

How about default AWS Resources like DHCP, igw? will they still remain or get deleted? Good video.

Nicely explained 👍

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What stable diffusion interface are you using ?

Good tip

I found another way of implementing it. To decrease the complexity you can configure your peerjs server on the same server where you main backend and websocket server works. ```import { ExpressPeerServer } from "peer"; import http from "http"; import express from "express"; class PeerJs { public PeerJsServer; constructor(public server: http.Server) { this.PeerJsServer = ExpressPeerServer(server); this.PeerJsServer.on("connection", (client) => { console.log(`Client connected: ${client.getId()}`); }); this.PeerJsServer.on("disconnect", (client) => { console.log(`Client disconnected: ${client.getId()}`); }); } public intializePeerJsServerOnPath(app: express.Application, path: string) { if (!app) return; app.use(path, this.PeerJsServer); } } export default PeerJs;``` this is the peerJs class I made. Create an instance of this class in your app.js like this:- ``` const PeerJsServer = new PeerJs(this.server); // create instance to initialize peerjs server PeerJsServer.intializePeerJsServerOnPath(this.app, this.peerJsServerPath);``` Hope this works

Great tutorial

US equivalent: In the USA, Vanguard offers a similar ETF called VOO (Vanguard S&P 500 ETF), which is listed on US exchanges.

what if I don't have a domain name

Edinburgh is becoming a shithole because of immigration. Mostly because of the muslims and blacks 😂😂😂. Dont come here. Lots of illegal immigrants are living in the city which is why housing and rent is at an all time high.

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I have windows 10 how can I make it Because I close my account and still buying bills from aws site 😢😢

Hi I used some months ago your notebook with success, but I try it today and I get a lot of errors: ERROR: pip's dependency resolver does not currently take into account all the packages that are installed. This behaviour is the source of the following dependency conflicts. tf-keras 2.15.1 requires tensorflow<2.16,>=2.15, but you have tensorflow 2.16.2 which is incompatible. torchaudio 2.3.0+cu121 requires torch==2.3.0, but you have torch 2.1.0 which is incompatible. torchtext 0.18.0 requires torch>=2.3.0, but you have torch 2.1.0 which is incompatible. Has u an id how resolve this error?

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I had a bug for about 4 hours, I had created my partition key as requestId and tried debugging for about 4 hours with all I had, I just kept getting an error about my key not matching the schema. After I saw you get the error and how you corrected your key, I tried request_id and it worked, what waste of my time by AWS and kudos to you, great content.

Its the same operation for query command instead of using scan? thanks for the tutorial

Mesh & MCU & SFU which one?

Does this method still works?

Thank you so much, Anna! I've checked several manuals and articles. Some are very primitive; others are just outdated. But your example gave me a hint of where to look. AWS console is complex, especially if you're a regular developer, not a DevOps. Thank you again!

USER_POOL_NAME: ${self:service}-user-pool-${self:provider.stage} USER_POOL_CLIENT_NAME: ${self:service}-user-pool-client-${self:provider.stage} USER_POOL_REF: !Ref UserPool # gets the user_pool_id USER_POOL_CLIENT_REF: !Ref UserPoolClient #Gets the client_id to get the reference id use these

Amazing tutorials. thanks Can I have your github please?

How do I buy it from australia

Thank you 😜😜😜😜

Why can't I buy s&p 500 directly,? I see on google that S&P 500 is up 16.62% in the past 6 months, ant the VUSA in only up 14.86% in the same timeframe

Hi, honestly this is the messiest tutorial I've ever come across. Could you redo the tutorial showing only the options that need to be used to create an XL? Also because I didn't even see the set of images to create the model where they were to be placed

very helpful, thank you very much!

I followed the above steps like the video but when I access the link created on AWS I don't see anything displayed on that page. Can you help me?

Hello, I don't know if can help but Ive got two errors, I double checked and I belive I mad all the step correctly. 1- AttributeError: module 'jax.random' has no attribute 'KeyArray' 2- CalledProcessError: Command '['/usr/bin/python3', 'sdxl_train_network.py', '--sample_prompts=/content/LoRA/config/sample_prompt.toml', '--config_file=/content/LoRA/config/config_file.toml']' returned non-zero exit status 1.

thanks for the slow and calmly explaining everything, I really like this video. Your teaching style is really good and easy to follow. I'd even go as far as creating a full course.

awesome, these Chat GPT videos are by far my favorite content. Loving the AI integrations into daily work. I hope you're planning some more AI videos like how to effectively use Notion AI, ClickUP AI, Google Workspace. So helpful thanks!