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> We call the OpenAI API - they don't always answer these days :-( Yikes. That's worrying. Is this rate limiting or API timeouts that need some retry logic wra
by nvln 4y ago
> We call the OpenAI API - they don't always answer these days :-(
Yikes. That's worrying. Is this rate limiting or API timeouts that need some retry logic wrapped around?
- dosinga 4y agoI think it might have been a quote issue actually ... But we should handle failures better, I agree
- nvln 4y agoMy worry was more about random failures on Open AI side (I'm building something with it). Thanks for sharing. I'd love to see a blog post on how you are handling the quoting issues. Are you planning on sticking with Open AI or is it a stop gap until you train your own models?
- dosinga 4y ago>quoting issues Did you mean quota issues? As for our own models, it depends on the use case. If you click the code assist and type "Insert a pie chart of the sources of income into B3", the Open AI models do a hard to beat (at this point) job. When it comes to fine tuning on a massive stack of existing spreadsheets, published models are a better fit.
- nvln 4y agoAh quota issues make more sense. Thanks.