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Phind founder here. You can try the model for free, without a login, by selecting Phind-70B from the homepage: https://phind.com https://phind.com.
by rushingcreek 3y ago
Phind founder here. You can try the model for free, without a login, by selecting Phind-70B from the homepage: https://phind.com https://phind.com.
- browningstreet 3y agoHmm, when I try I see this in the dropdown: 0 Phind-70B uses left And I've never made any selection there.
- rushingcreek 3y agoI'd suggest logging in in that case -- you will still get your free uses. The Phind-70B counter for non-logged in users has carried over from when we offered GPT-4 uses without a login. If you've already consumed those uses, you'll need to log in to use Phind-70B.
- browningstreet 3y agoThanks.
- goldemerald 3y agoVery nice. I've been working with GPT4 since it released, and I tried some of my coding tasks from today with Phind-70B. The speed, conciseness, and accuracy are very impressive. Subjectively, the answers it gives just feel better than GPT4, I'm definitely gonna give pro a try this month.
- visarga 3y agoI prefer Phind's web search with LLM to both Google search and GPT-4. I have switched my default search engine, only using Google for finding sites, not for finding information anymore. GPT-4 might be a better LLM but its search capability is worse, sometimes sends really stupid search keywords that are clearly not good enough.
- bbor 3y agoI won’t steal phind’s thunder but kagi is another great modern tool to have, and much more reliable than google for a technical user IMO. Obviously Phind is irreplaceable for complex or chat-based technical questions, but Kagi sees much more use from me daily for syntax stuff, Wikipedia searches, finding and relating papers, etc.
- shrubble 3y agoI tried a question about Snobol4 and was impressed with what it said (it couldn't provide an exact example due to paucity of examples). When testing more mainstream languages I have found it very helpful.
- jesusofnazarath 3y ago[dead]
- bee_rider 3y agoImportant and hard-hitting question from me: have you ever considered calling yourself the Phinder or the Phiounder?
- Zacharias030 3y agoor the PhiTO / PhiEO
- fragmede 3y agoFind Phounder
- bbor 3y agoPhindational models, phintech, Phinterest, phinder… it might be the best startup name of all time. Hell, startup a password manager and call it Phinders’ Keeper.
- xyzzy_plugh 3y agoPour one out for Phabricator.
- ComputerGuru 3y agoAnd here I was wondering why this service was called pee-hind!
- declaredapple 3y agoAny chances of an API? And are there plans to release any more weights? Perhaps one or two revisions behind your latest ones?
- parineum 3y agoAsk phind to make you one that screen scrapes
- Fervicus 3y agoI don't use LLMs a lot, maybe once a week or so. But I always pick Phind as my first choice because it's not behind a login and I can use it without giving my phone number. Hopefully you'll keep it that way!
- worldsayshi 3y agoI don't see how they could. They need to finance it at some point?
- itsTyrion 3y agothey are already financing it, there are 2 paid plans [0]. For THAT, you need an account (but no phone number). [0] https://www.phind.com/plans https://www.phind.com/plans
- bbor 3y agoI think there’s room in the market to subsidize real users. Phind delivers absurd value, so I think the majority of paying users could account for the tech-averse or privacy-conscious
- HKH2 3y agohttps://labs.perplexity.ai https://labs.perplexity.ai is the same and it loads much faster than Phind.
- carbocation 3y agoIt seems unexpected that other people can edit a link to a Phind chat just by getting the URL. It means that if you share a URL with someone, they can change your results: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=k56i132ekpg43zdc7j5z1h1x https://www.phind.com/search?cache=k56i132ekpg43zdc7j5z1h1x
- airgapstopgap 3y agoSince you're here: have you considered moving to other, better generalist base models in the future? Particularly Deepseek or Mixtrals. Natural language foundation is important for reasoning. Codellama is very much a compromise, it has lost some NLP abilities from continued pretraining on code.
- robbomacrae 3y agoWhy do none of the graphs show the speed difference? That seems to be your biggest advantage and the subject line...
- petesergeant 3y agoThis is good stuff, congrats. Took a little detour, but GPT-4 does too (https://www.phind.com/agent?cache=clsxw1mru0033l908mojpvb3b https://www.phind.com/agent?cache=clsxw1mru0033l908mojpvb3b)
- bobbyi 3y agoI'm selecting 70B and it is coming back with "Answer | Phind-34B Model". I'm not sure if it's really using the 34B model or if the UI is wrong about which one it used
- anter 3y agoYou have to click on the "Chat" option at the top left corner, then it'll use the 70B model. I got stuck on that too til I figured that out.
- rushingcreek 3y agoPlease try logging in in that case, you will still get your 10 free uses.
- acdanger 3y agoHi, when I try to use the 70B model from the homepage, the response indicates that it's using the 34B model.
- rushingcreek 3y agoPlease try logging in in that case. You will get 10 free daily 70B uses.
- justaj 3y agoAre you considering adding more non-US payment methods for Phind Pro?
- forevernoob 3y agoFor sure this. I've recently found out that you can only pay using credit card, US bank account or Cash App.
- coder1001 3y agoAPI on the horizon?
- brainless 3y agoHello Michael, lovely to see this, congrats. Do you already have an API? I could not see it on the site. If not, then do you know around when we can expect it? I am building a desktop BI app with hosted and local LLMs (need schema inference and text to SQL). Would be nice to have Phind as an option for users. Thanks
- zestyping 3y agoI tried asking "What is the size of Phind-70B's context window?" and it couldn't answer the question. Strangely, it immediately found the page with the answer (https://www.phind.com/blog/introducing-phind-70b https://www.phind.com/blog/introducing-phind-70b) but refused to acknowledge that the answer was there. I tried asking several ways. It even quoted the exact answer in the displayed snippet, but still said there was no answer! Here are a couple screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/u7iKOyw https://imgur.com/a/u7iKOyw https://imgur.com/a/aHAto5H https://imgur.com/a/aHAto5H And here's the link to the whole conversation: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=zlaksmzkm0h5cpx8l95n62tl https://www.phind.com/search?cache=zlaksmzkm0h5cpx8l95n62tl Why is this happening? Does it generally have difficulty with reading web pages, or is there something strange about this particular question?