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2y ago
I feel like this kind of "sci-fi thriller" philosophy around a super intelligent AI gives humanity too much credit, or perhaps the AI not enough. One doesn't need to "get rid" of something to not be restricted by it
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Also, if you're wondering why it output "Guimaraes, son caractère et ses mœurs." as a comment, it's because my instructions were not clear enough and it thought the prompt was asking for it to provide comment on the text
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- There is no reason it should take 10-20 seconds per page. In my experience with complex documents of 20-30 pages it takes 3-4 seconds. - Please message me for more info if you like as this should be something LLMs can handle with ease. Th
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We have been using Gemini 1.5 Flash at enterprise scale on a massively varied, form based document dataset and we have yet to see hallucinations, on either our ground-truth dataset or in our random audits for evaluation. Just to make sure t
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2y ago
I think you're taking the intent of "low-code" too literal, or have not worked in an organization of sufficient size for its value proposition to be evident. It's not to solve a solutioning problem; it's to solve an
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Absolutely but you'll have to give me a couple hours. I initially created a custom LM Studio client, but I've gone off the deep-end and am going to implement the Ollama client.
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2y ago
I finally got it straightened out after I unborked their hardcoding and implemented my own non-OpenAI/Azure OpenAI Service client.
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2y ago
Just provide it the localhost:port for your instance of LM Studio/text-generation-webui as the Azure OpenAI endpoint in the config. Should work fine, but going to confirm now. EDIT: Okay, this repo is a mess. They have "OpenAI&quo
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2y ago
I think it's an easy affordance for those users who are just interested in the basic functionality of the product. However like you I cottoned on early that one could put a "Podcast Production Notes.txt" in each one of my Not
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2y ago
Not only release notes, he's still actively contributing! From said release notes: > Linus Torvalds (2): > mm: avoid leaving partial pfn mappings around in error case > Linux 6.11
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2y ago
Oh, I truly have no idea, but that wasn't my point. Their product could be best (or the only) in class for all I know.
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After watching the interview I can't imagine why anyone would spend time trying to solve for this or entertain this as a valid test of anything. In 7 guesses he TWICE amended if she was high/low after hearing her guess.
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2y ago
Hard to take this product/company seriously when every piece of copy on their site feels toxic, condescending, or dismissive.
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I never said that I think you're a racist. The fact that you think I did is telling. Does your best friend of 15+ year also consider you a friend? Is he also able to capitalize proper nouns without trouble but can't seem to extend
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2y ago
> Was hilarious in one case to be called a racist by a white fella for pointing out how indians only hire indians, and then later seeing him get laid off by said indians. Maybe I'm missing something but is this antidote to show you&
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> That's because Starliner isn't an MVP. > You don't send humans to space in an MVP. You are technically correct given that minimum viability for Starliner is sending humans to space AND returning them to earth. At this
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2y ago
Essentially what you're already doing, with one more step :) Get PDF > convert (read: rebuild) to TIFF > convert to PDF. In my case all documents to be sent to the LLM (PDFs/Images/emails/etc) are already stagged i
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2y ago
In my experience at this point all the flagship multi-modal LLM provide for the same accuracy. I see very little, if any, drift in output between them, especially if you have your prompts dialed. For the Gemini Flash 1.5 model GCP pricing[0
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Ah, yes, I've found pre-processing the PDFs to sanitize against things like that has been helpful. That's a whole other process though.
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> I convert each pdf page to an image and send one request per page to Flash Why convert? Flash 1.5 accepts whole PDFs just fine. It will also increase the models response accuracy. Context: I have found Flash 1.5 is excellent and stabl
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2y ago
Wait, then this tool is based on volume of references?!
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How about their qualifications for the posting? I'm not sure I'd want to appoint anyone to a judgeship who already knows how they'd pass judgement on a case that's not before them. Otherwise what's the point of a he
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2y ago
Are they really? Only in Chandler or throughout?
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Apologies, you are correct. I took OPs meaning to be that capability that Uber/Lyft operators can already provide at Sky Harbor.
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1: Airport rides are already available in Phoenix between 10PM and 6AM. 2: I have never seen a Waymo on the freeway without someone driving it (not monitored self-driving, but physically driving it). Take this with a grain of sand but it is
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...okay, and what understanding of the business and the way things are done are you bringing to bear here? I as well don't like OPs rhetoric but if you don't have a counter why...counter?
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> tell people what problem you're trying to solve That's literally step one in OPs advice. It's just a pat way of conveying the "introduction > argument > summary" format for presenting and it scales really
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While I agree toward the harm it's done, Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission is a Supreme Court ruling; you can't "repeal" those. It must either be reversed/overturned by the Supreme Court or a constituti
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From the article: > Tesla likes to avoid solutions that only solve a single problem – such as adding a rain sensor. It is an additional manufacturing complication, adds additional cost to vehicles, and segments Tesla’s vehicles between
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Apologies; having read the full paper you are correct. This paper is describing a technique to query Semantic Hierarchical Trees (SHTs) constructed from documents. I would say that the data itself *is* structured, it just exists in an unstr
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