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This makes sense. How many of those products do you have to pay for?
by munchler 2y ago
This makes sense. How many of those products do you have to pay for?
- kridsdale3 2y agoI'm not OP but I do similar stuff. I pay for Claude's basic tier, OpenAI's $200 tier, and Gemini ultra-super-advanced I get for free because I work there. I combine all the 'slop' from the three of them in to Gemini (1 or 2 M context window) and have it distill the valuable stuff in there to a good final-enough product. Doing so has got me a lot of kudos and applause from those I work with.
- munchler 2y agoWow, that's eye-opening. So, just to be clear, you're paying for Claude and OpenAI out of your own pocket, and using the results at your Google job? We live in interesting times, for sure. :)
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- kridsdale3 2y agoNo no, that would get me fired.
- visarga 2y agoSo you are basically doing a first pass with diverse models and second pass catches contradictions and other issues? It could help with hallucinations.
- hiq 2y agoFor which work tasks do you find this workflow useful, given that you can't feed confidential information into the non-Gemini models?
- kridsdale3 2y agoI do that for non-work tasks, like comparing notes on financial schemes or career growth ideas. For work tasks, there are several different variants of Gemini that are tuned for different things, just as OpenAI has.
- hiq 2y ago> comparing notes on financial schemes or career growth ideas I'll admit I'm surprised you need to combine all these LLMs to get a decent result on this kind of queries but I guess you go deeper than what I can imagine on these topics.