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3y ago
How useful is such a large input window when most of the middle isn't really used? I'm thinking mostly about coding. But wheb putting even say 20k tokens into the input, a good chunk doesn't seem to be "remembered"
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How does this enable cosine similarity usage? I don't get the link between incrementing a word's index by it's count in a text and how this ends up with words that have similar meaning to have a high cosine similarity value
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3y ago
How do you generate positive cashflow if your product doesn't fit a need that the market has?
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3y ago
Same here. If the idea was to make it so non-technical people can use the google sheets + API app, just put a script in the sheet that calls the API? It will appear in a menu inside google sheets itself
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3y ago
These two sentences don't work together: > [We need to cater for] Delivery companies that want to be able to replay the exact seconds leading up to an accident. > We are ok with losing some data. We buffer about 1 second worth of
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3y ago
But the sentence was "Indeed was able to improve cost..."
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3y ago
In some ways it is better, but mostly it comes across like a bot. Which makes me not trust the words. And in that way it is a net loss. Your english is good enough. Keep writing the comments yourself!
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3y ago
Did you get an LLM to write this?
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3y ago
Are you using S-GPT or something like that?
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3y ago
I googled stockfish "level 0" and it came up with no results. What do you mean by level 0?
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3y ago
They should probably remove that Posthog API key as well...
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3y ago
But by doing this (Tor etc), you've also potentially identified yourself as a person of interest who warrants further scrutiny. It begs the question: what are you trying to hide.
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3y ago
"A melancholic electronic ambient song in the style of boards of canada" I got a female singer songwriter playing a downtempo acoustic song singing words describing my prompt, ha Still impressive, but not "chatgpt for music&q
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3y ago
The detail how they measure this in the readme. This is directed at all the sibling comments as well! TLDR they recompile and then re-execute (including test suites). From the results table it looks like GPT4 still "outperforms" t
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3y ago
Similar effect when they do a residency in Ibiza back in the 2000s and 2010s
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3y ago
First thing I wanted to do was upload a family photo for my son. But of course, I don't want my family photo used for anything...
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3y ago
Not OP but I would be happy with the app running locally and providing an enterprise OpenAI API key
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3y ago
Ah of course, silent pushes. I thought those also end up getting ignored after some time. Interesting to know they don't. Thanks for the explanation.
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3y ago
I don't understand how this can possibly work within the constraints of iOS, and I've done some digging in the code. Anyone else find where they are doing anything iOS specific to enable background uploads when you don't ever
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3y ago
You can automate data validation with snapshot tests. I do it this way with a data pipeline and have a function that queries the destination DBs and puts them unto json to be written validated with a snapshot
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3y ago
Many thanks for the answers. In reply to 3, can you clarify the details of what deployment snd orchestration tools you set up for your customers? And if we are able to make modifications to the underlying infra, is there some kind of proces
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3y ago
Looks great, and I wish this existed 2 years ago when I started building a HIPAA compliant product! But I immediately had a few questions and am hesitant to book a demo (I'm quite time poor): 1. What clouds do you support? 2. What doe
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3y ago
You still need a human in the loop. I doubt Meta are letting it run blindly. More just automating part of the process and having a human decide what is and isn't committed.
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3y ago
What you're describing is more or less fuzzing [1], at the unit level. I can't remember the names, but there are tools around that work like this at runtime (ie you define a test that executes functions from the test library that
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3y ago
Great analysis! Thanks for writing it up and sharing. Logistical question: did management move some deliverables out of the way to give you room to do this? Or was it extra curricular?
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3y ago
Wow. Just wow. Thanks for the info.
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3y ago
How so? You're not thinking of OneCoin perhaps?
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Sounds like something out of a Gene Kim book. Definitely a pattern through the places I've worked. The ones that are smart, have good intentions and go a little bit rogue tend to make the biggest impact. Executives are too concerned wi
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3y ago
Am I misunderstanding something about falsifiability? In principle, evolution can be falsified by observing no incremental development of species over time. Falsifiability just means there's some possible way for it not to be true?
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3y ago
It's a one size fits all approach sure, but only for cases where it's your thinking that is causing the negative state you're in. A state that has left you helpless or otherwise unable to help yourself get out of it. CBT is a
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