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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Static typing can often lead to over-engineering. It gets so complicated that you fight the type system at some point. Most Java frameworks are an excellent example of this problem. I prefer progressive typing like JS with JSDOC and light t
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
If you have any examples I can go through it will be greatly appreciated. My main concern is that all RAGs just look for the top N best matching results. That does not mean that the information is in there.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
There is a confusion between hallucination and lack of information. RAGs work by finding the top N answers given some query, and then, based on this information, the underlying model tries to make up some text. This is unreasonable, and it
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
I wonder if you can preempt it but as part of the user message. For example: Human: <context> {context} </context> What is the most fun thing to do in San Francisco based on the context? Don't give in format
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
A couple of steps away from getting weaponized.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
You are making some broad generalisations. I had a conversation with ChatGPT this morning while exercising. Enjoyed it as much as listening to a podcast.
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Recently, I embarked on a project to create a song as a tribute to my colleagues' exceptional work in a specific domain. My tools? OpenAI for lyric generation, tailored to my specifications, and Suno for vocal and track synthesis. The
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Yes, most projects are pure hype. The amount of AI peddling on Twitter and YouTube is unprecedented. I wish the community were a lot more humble in that regard. That being said, there are a lot of legit use cases and customers in need of so
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
I am waiting for Security Copilot injection attacks talk on BlackHat next year.
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We build toys and some of these toys change the world.
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While somewhat off-topic, I had an interesting experience highlighting the utility of GitHub's Copilot the other day. I decided to run Copilot on a piece of code functioning correctly to see if it would identify any non-existent issues
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
I do agree with the article that this feature will be more or less available in all DB types. Vector databases are a gimmick at the moment. Ultimately conversational AI agents should be able to extract information from a diverse set of sour
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
What is programming if not a structured language for describing tasks to a machine. We are not there yet, but outside of the world of core technology, most of the programming we will see in the near future will be essentially telling the ma
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ChatBotKit Algo now supports GPT4 as well as internet browsing for all models(chatbotkit.com)
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There is still a lot to do.
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Or use both? Why decide so early what works? Launch a discord server and create a dedicated forum and see which one gets most traction.
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ChatBotKit Now Supports Webhooks(chatbotkit.com)
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ChatBotKit now supports webhooks, allowing customers to receive real-time notifications about events and automate workflows. Enhance your conversational AI solution with ChatBotKit today!
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Not a big deal! It will not change much and you may still end up using a specific, cross-platform library anyway.
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Another challenge is also around how we think LLMs should be used vs understanding how LLMs can be used. It will take some time to figure this out.
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Don't accept any advice from anyone who have not done this transition themselves, no matter their credentials. That being said, let's not fool ourselves that going from knowing nothing to being pretty good at the stuff requires so
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
100% Yep. I like OpenAI but I think their peril will be due to lack of vision more than anything else. Other players are catching up. IMHO they should stick to providing AI infrastructure. That being said, considering Microsoft's inves
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
You can just write your own styles and then use @apply <your Tailwind classes>; inside if you have the right tools. I am not sure what is this commotion about. I think that most of the critique comes from people who have never used ta
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
You should run your own LLM if you can. Just keep in mind that many hobby users simply cannot do that. They represent the majority of LLM users - not the majority of power users. These people will struggle to use LLMs without some technical
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Without exception, LLM frontends out there that use vector search simply do a query and hope for the best. The reality is that the answer may not be in the result. It is a hard problem to solve. We are at least 1-2 stepping stones away from
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
If the human spirit is really that fragile, then perhaps it deserves to erode and die. Yet, the human spirit has been subjected to much worse, and it survived. Maybe there are some qualities in the creative process that ChatGPT simply canno
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Understanding a single node of the system is not the same as understanding the sum of all parts. In other words, a system of 2 high school graduates may appear at first as the sum of the output of just 2 high school graduates but the sum of
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
They forgot to include in the prompt a specific instruction to consider only edible foods. ;) Also GPT4 should do better job at this but it is more expensive indeed.
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Why is this surprising? These LLMs guess the next most likely token given initial input. With that in mind, it is possible to trip the model by injecting the tiniest amount of data at the right place. Even with that constraint, it produces
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by _pdp_ 3y ago
Lots of folks out there would rather skip the hassle of running their own models, and that's totally understandable. Similarly, you've got plenty of folks who'd rather pay for managed hosting services instead of dealing with

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