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Show HN: FrequentlyAskedAI – An interactive AI FAQ alternative to chatbots(infaq.ai)
2 points by anyeung 3y ago|4 comments
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by anyeung 3y ago
FYI, I haven't actually upgraded my backend server yet so if any of you find it being slow let me know. My target response latency is two to five seconds and a maximum of 10 seconds. Anything beyond that and the body language reactions
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by anyeung 3y ago
Lol thanks yeah. jonnycoder actually gave me some of my very initial feedback. A lot of the initial feedback from all of you was super helpful.
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Multilingual AI embeddings search(community.openai.com)
1 points by anyeung 3y ago|1 comments
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by anyeung 3y ago
Turns out, since embeddings represent "meaning" instead of keywords, given the right model, this kind of search is somewhat automatically 'internationalized'. There's some discussion about it going on in OpenAI&#x27
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Ray Tracing BVH equivalent for AI vector embedding search?(pbr-book.org)
1 points by anyeung 3y ago|1 comments
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by anyeung 3y ago
For a while now I've wanted a generalized higher dimensional acceleration structure for AI vector embeddings that is conceptually similar to ray tracing bounding volume heirarchies. What do y'all think. For millions of high dimens
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by anyeung 3y ago
How do y'all define 'similar music' anyway. I haven't found the perfect playlist creator or music recommender. Spotify's radio has a pretty low hit rate for me. In some ways, I think there's a market for a mult
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by anyeung 3y ago
Nice thanks lol. I had to do a recent overhaul of this. And I agree, this is not a chatbot. v1 was a chatbot actually, but it wasn't received well for various reasons, one being that you get just one response per question, no periphe
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by anyeung 3y ago
Lol, this is exactly the point. You're more willing to ask what you really want to ask which draws you into a conversation and ultimately makes the person you're asking more memorable to you. Also, so far, looks like the anti-hall
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by anyeung 3y ago
Hahahaha that's great. Yeah I see what you did there. Originally I had mine in chat form but for various reasons, it seemed like an FAQ format with 'sources' resonated better. I could be wrong, but I think that makes OpenAI&#
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by anyeung 3y ago
5hrs: 2000 questions 6hrs: 2300 questions
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by anyeung 3y ago
Thanks! They're a part of what I'm using yes but I actually have a pluggable AI system because their API had...we'll say reliability issues. So I can diversify more if needed. I've moved some stuff off OpenAI infra alrea
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by anyeung 3y ago
Ack on your edit. Thanks, it means a lot. I think there's a lot of work to do to work out the kinks with things like hallucinations, but I think we forget sometimes so much of what we do is statistical in nature already. Your car has a
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by anyeung 3y ago
Hmm. Interesting bug. I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the report.
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by anyeung 3y ago
Okay since this is getting way more attention than I thought. Maybe it ends up just being a toy, but if you want one of your own, sign up or email me at anyeung@protoconstruct.com. It's a no-code solution, and starting takes only a few
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by anyeung 3y ago
This was a fun one to think about. The secret is in where this link is posted. I was thinking through domain name verification and realized that if employers trust LinkedIn, and you can put this link onto your LinkedIn, it inherits that tru
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by anyeung 3y ago
Dealing with hallucinations was really finicky. I think I have a way to prevent that now though and ultimately give you control. 'Document search' style things always hallucinated for me so I needed something else. I made another
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by anyeung 3y ago
Thanks, yeah! I agree. The import tools was one of the biggest things I had to work on recently. I needed to balance import everything with no user input (which is prone to hallucinations and doesn't give you an idea of how the AI will
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by anyeung 3y ago
I'm sticking to just URLs for now because they can go anywhere but eventually if it actually becomes a bigger thing, I'd make it easy to integrate into anything (extensions, iframes to put on your personal website, etc). Also, doe
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by anyeung 3y ago
Yeah that was REALLY finicky to get right. I have a few ways to prevent hallucinations and I haven't gotten any in the latest iteration even with really crazy questions being asked. (I encourage you to try to break it). This is partly
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by anyeung 3y ago
Yeah, there are two angles I'm exploring. LinkedIn is a very recruiter focused breadth first search and not very candidate friendly. I think that's why so many profiles are incomplete, non-existent, old, etc. So I decided to build
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by anyeung 3y ago
Thanks! It's very early, like, <2 weeks old in its current form, but I'm pretty pleased with it so far. I can imagine this being a way to pre-warm any cold interactions I might have with new people I meet at work, conferences,
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by anyeung 3y ago
FYI. Here is an image of the no-code AI profile build tool: https://imgur.com/a/YKQ902P You don't need to mess with training data or training times. The AI is built up from things called Snippets (think of them as
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by anyeung 3y ago
Right now I have it set up so you can import your resume and it generates what I call 'Snippets'. They're kind of like mini Q/A pairs about your career (which you can see as sources below when you ask a question). This d
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by anyeung 3y ago
Great callout. I don't actually see this replacing LinkedIn profiles or resumes, more like an add-on so you can figure out more about a person. Example: "Proficient in C++", that's about as much as you get from a resume.
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Show HN: Interactive AI Resume/LinkedIn for better networking/job hunting(protoconstruct.com)
66 points by anyeung 3y ago|50 comments