adoos

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by adoos 3y ago
Yes I used it. The optimized prompt was not better for my use case. The playground was useful though. I believe prompt optimization is really only optimized by running it through many scenarios and understanding how changing a single word a
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by adoos 3y ago
Gpt is really bad at optimizing prompts this way because there is no way it has the ability to simulate the effects, way too complex. Tools like this need to log and a/b test. gpt can be layered and made into an agent etc. To do the AB
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by adoos 3y ago
Form factor smaller than 1865 with energy dense formula is rare. Chinese made LFP but only a handful of mfgs make them anymore. So size doesn't matter, but it basically matters :D
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by adoos 3y ago
The take that its a sophisticated grammar parser is fine. Could be lol. But when it is better at humans then the definitions can just get tossed as usage changes. You can't deny its impact (or you can, but it's intellectually dish
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by adoos 3y ago
It describes the present moment as a series of causal events. Like event x led to y which led to z. Doesn't matter if you ask it for English or code or to not use any tenses, those conditions don't affect its baseline understandin
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by adoos 3y ago
It's good at temporal reasoning and causality is baked in. I spent a lot of time asking gpt to tell me what is happening at the current moment of a story and it always responds with a causal representation. Where humans might tend to b
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by adoos 3y ago
Yeah! I'm going to ramble for a bit because I'm about to leave the house and just want to print all my thoughts on the matter. I actually think there will be a new genre of 'non-fiction' games once hallucinations are min
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by adoos 3y ago
Yeah so I had this problem too. The first thing is, if you don't want it to generate these then don't use a system message, just go for assistant role when you are giving it valence. Because it's state role seems a lot more h
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by adoos 3y ago
Wow nice lol so interesting to see your approach. I released almost exactly the same thing yesterday on HN: https://emojistory.herokuapp.com/As-a-HackerNews-user,-submi...
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Show HN: A web decision game 99% coded by GPT4. Uses agent to decide win/loss(emojistory.herokuapp.com)
2 points by adoos 3y ago|2 comments
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by adoos 10y ago
Awesome stuff. I think a bot server is a logical choice and a good one. It will be neat to see what people can come up with.
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by adoos 10y ago
I think everyone agrees (even if unconsciously) with your feelings. Most players had a defense advantage in movement speed before, but no longer. Reduced security and other implications favor large troops and rush strategies. Which leaves t