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by _pdp_ 2y ago
I think everyone in this space soon or later invest a router. At CBK we did too. I am not sure if this is a big problem to solve but I am thinking we need to open finish our Open Relay soon.
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
I think you might get blocked on Cloudflare because it is a new domain.
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Show HN: Funding Assessment Tool(formshare.ai)
1 points by _pdp_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
Using ChatGPT to generate unit tests works great almost out of the box, but I guess this system solves the remaining 5% to make it fully automated end-to-end. I believe this will work and help us write better software, given that I have exp
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
I am bias but even if I wasn't I would not touch Genkit. It is interesting but in the hands of Google I feel that I will be left in the cold after an year or two. Besides, I am not sure what Genkit solves that cannot be done with an ex
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Show HN: Formshare.ai – free conversational AI forms for smart data collection(formshare.ai)
9 points by _pdp_ 2y ago|4 comments
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
Let me provide a contrarian view. Anthropic has been slow at deploying their models at scale. For a very long period of time, it was virtually impossible to get access to their API for any serious work without making a substantial financial
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
We envisioned a system like this over a year ago, but since we lacked technical capabilities in this area, we couldn't solve it. To me, it is clear that a lot of information is being transmitted needlessly. There is no need to send an
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
For those of you who are not familiar with the concept, essentially, the forms are generated on the fly. In the community, this has a fancy name, "generative UI", although it is nothing like its closest cousin by name. While this
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
This is obviously not looking good, but if AGI is achieved, then cracking the problem of abundant energy might be done sooner rather than later, which will be a net positive. So, I don't know, in the grand scheme of things, it might be
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by _pdp_ 2y ago
As soon as I read the article I thought a security person must write this and what do you know? It is!
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
It should've been called The Beginner's Guide to Language Models.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Private meaning that they don't store the chat sessions? We don't store them either unless you really want to. Am I missing something?
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A small repository containing various attack against Large Language Models(github.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 3y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
If this is legal, it is excellent. When I remodelled our home some years ago, I had to rewire everything, including putting ethernet cables everywhere. It is not such a big deal if you are in the middle of it.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
There is also luck.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Sorry, not much to show at the moment. It is also pretty new so it is early days. You can find some open-source examples here https://github.com/chatbotkit . More coming next week.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
The biggest realisation for me while making ChatBotKit has been that UX > Model alone. For me, the current state of AI is not about questions and answers. This is dumb. The presentation matters. This is why we are now investing in genera
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Yes, it is awesome until you have to sysadmin it, apply updates, patch it, fix security holes, etc. I am not saying all self-hosted solutions are like that. There are exceptions. However, the majority of open-source self-hosted solutions re
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
In the network security world, this is known as a tarpit. You can delay an attack, scan or any other type of automation by sending data either too slowly or in such a way as to cause infinite recursion. The result is wasted time and energy
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Is it just about customer support(chatbotkit.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 3y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Ha, never thought of that. Thank you :)
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
My $0.02: correct chunking can improve accuracy, but it does not change the fact that it is still a single-shot operation. I have commented on this before, so I am repeating myself, but what RAGs are trying to do is the equivalent of lookin
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The Accelerating Divide in the Age of AI(chatbotkit.com)
1 points by _pdp_ 3y ago|0 comments
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
I came to post this exact same line.
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From Chatterboxes to Problem Solvers(chatbotkit.com)
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
The general rule is not to build anything that is not your core expertise.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Question, why build this when you can use LLMS to extract the data in the most appropriate format to begin with? Isn't this a bit redundant? Perhaps it makes sense in the short term due to cost but in the long run this problem can be s
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Interesting article but, IMHO, completely impractical. Teaching the model about specific content is totally what you should not do. What you should do is to teach the model how to effectively retrieve the information even if it is unsuccess
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
RustyPython is more memorable and has a catchy flair; my $0.02

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