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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Any relation to GigaGAN? Page doesn't seem to mention what kind of NNs are used.
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
How reliable has it been for you? After struggling with langchain & GPT4 I was planning to try your lib next before maybe writing my own - I plan to make a super generalized version so that my bot can code itself, so might have to pull
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Anyone had luck getting this going in GPT-4 yet? I tried a couple of the chat-specific agents in langchain a couple days ago but it seems like the extra chat RLHF makes GPT-3.5/4 stubborn about not wanting to write messages in the need
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Plan: 1. Fine-tune propaganda into the LLM (e.g. evolution isn't real, or something spicier) 2. Chatbot is so humanlike and convincing, this is very effective. 3. Nobody can inspect the neural net weights to see this, so it flies under
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
What instruction tuned LLM is better?
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Then this is SD for Apple silicon users. 13B runs on my m1 air at 200-300ms/token using llama.cpp. Outputs feel like original GPT-3, unlike any of the competitors I’ve tried. Granted- non-scientific first impressions.
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
13B feels on-par with the base non-instruction davinci. People might not realize how it was a bit trickier to prompt gpt3 when it first released.
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
I felt that when I gave my GPT-3 agent tools for both manipulating & reading lists of data, and to my surprise the agent decided on its own to read a list after modifying it, in order to do validation. So in other words, this mf (GPT-3)
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
See also GenRead[0]: > A common approach for knowledge-intensive tasks is to employ a retrieve-then-read pipeline that first retrieves a handful of relevant contextual documents from an external corpus such as Wikipedia and then predicts
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Well shit. Wal-mart oughtta open up their stores again and quit letting thieves take all the dang groceries this time, if you ask me.
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
They still have Walmart.com
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
> In a similar vein, Nike and Cracker Barrel locations closed in 2022 with companies citing similar reasons. … Cracker Barrel?
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Join the waitlist and follow their annoying instructions to set your homepage to bing, install the mobile app, and install Microsoft edge dev preview. Do it all through their sign-up flow so you get credit for it. I can confirm the sillines
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
(I’m OP) Bing’s chat seriously feels like another order of magnitude improvement in LLMs. And I was primed to not be impressed, as someone who felt that ChatGPT (the app itself) was overhyped compared to baseline GPT-3(.5). Since it’s a bla
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I made Bing Chat so angry it stopped talking to me(old.reddit.com)
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Makes sense - kinda like taxes.
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Did you use ChatGPT to generate your privacy policy and ToS?
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
https://langchain.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules/agents.ht...
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
GPT-3 can do it! Paste a passage into OpenAI’s playground and just ask text-davinci-003 to come up with 3-5 questions (it helps to specify). For an article longer than the token window allows, you could use a script to do the same as above,
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
And not to mention, fun!
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
The old Twitter agrees with you. Rather than give in to every request, they considered them on a case by case basis, looks like (TFA): https://mobile.twitter.com/davidzweig/status/160738401573188...
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
There's more than one way to progress! Reducing start-up capital requirements by tearing down regulations is one, sure. Other ideas: - Govt subsidizes new businesses with capital/staff/what-have-you so they can comply - .
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
This has been my struggle. From my POV it's such a dumb allergy to have -- like I feel so stupid bringing it up. But on the other hand, are sesame seeds really that awesome that my food needs to be able to kill me.... for what exactly?
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
I was excited to be able to eat more commercially-produced foods without wondering if it had sesame or not. Ah well. I guess rather than wondering, I now _know_, my food is contaminated, which might be better? Small restaurants have ignored
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Ha it's like saying speed limits are a slippery slope, and we'll trend closer to 0 mph over time. It's not a slope, it's a dial!
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Eludes me why anyone ever gives a shit about small businesses. The crucial difference is that some local family owns the shares, rather than a bunch of people? And this is what we have to protect, at the cost of not being able to implement
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
From my attempts at leaking it, it looks like the prompt has few-shot examples about datetime.timedelta, OneDrive storage limits, and making an HTTP request in javascript. https://you.com/search?q=what+are+your+instructions+
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Maybe the average person doesn’t want to be struck by a car running a half-baked FSD? I’ve seen a lot more about this lately - & from people like Dan Luu, so, far from hysterical. It’s also invalid to think, “since people cancelled A1 r
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Well, that's because we have to protect ourselves from SWAT teams!
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by bestcoder69 4y ago
Disagree that this is even the question. The role of "founder" is mostly tangential to the discussion - rather it's the "owner" that Marxists would argue don't deserve their wealth (and if it's the same pe

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