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by cl42 2y ago
Wow, PyScript has come a long way. I remember when loading it into the browser would take 5-10 seconds. This seems much faster. Great work!!
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by cl42 2y ago
I think LLMs can do a lot more than people assume, but they need to be given the proper frameworks. When was the last time a researcher, economist, etc. was given 10,000 papers and simply told "do some original work"? That's
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by cl42 2y ago
+1 People disagreeing with your or shocked by you might not remember (or maybe are too young?) the Internet of the 1990s. Search engines sucked, directories were the thing, and putting your site in a directory or linking to a website was,
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by cl42 2y ago
Amazing! For those who are into story-driven games (e.g., Disco Elysium), Fallout 1 and Fallout 2 have some of the best stories, characters, and random encounters you will ever find. See you all at the Cafe of Broken Dreams!
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by cl42 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I generally agree with you -- I prefer direct API calls versus weird/poor abstractions. The only abstraction I use is one that standardizes the API calls/data structures between Gemini/GPT-x/Llama
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by cl42 2y ago
Do you have a problem with LangChain and LlamaIndex due to their changing codebases/APIs/etc., or do you think there's a fundamental issue with RAG itself?
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by cl42 2y ago
RAG will have a place in the LLM world, since it's a way to obtain data/facts/info for relevant queries. Since you asked about alternatives... (a) "World models" where LLMs structure information into code, structure
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by cl42 3y ago
I'd argue the issue is data set drift. This works with Google _today_ but will it work with Google tomorrow? Will it work when Google changes its search algorithms/rankings? Will it work when AI overtakes human content on Google?
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Citymeetings.nyc uses AI to make it easy to navigate city council meetings(vikramoberoi.com)
2 points by cl42 3y ago|0 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
For those interested in using search-augmented "reasoning", I implemented something similar in Emerging Trajectories[1], an open source package that forecasts geopolitical and economic events. We extract facts[2] from various webs
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by cl42 3y ago
Can someone more familiar with the science help me out? - On the one hand, the universe can be expanding at different rates. - On the other hand, is it possible our approach to measuring the expansion (e.g., using Cepheid variable stars) mi
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Designing a Customer-Centered Go-to-Market Strategy(andrealyip.com)
1 points by cl42 3y ago|0 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
> In the next 12 months, 43% of U.S. companies with at least $1 billion in annual revenue expect to invest at least $100 million in generative AI, according to a survey of 220 companies published Friday by KPMG. WOW.
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by cl42 3y ago
100% with you. I do a lot of trail running and the community is consistently supportive, positive, and the biggest competition tends to be with yourself (your demons, your fatigue, etc.). This is true whether you're doing a run in Norw
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by cl42 3y ago
For public companies, I believe that's the case, yes... Though I have to admit that sometimes the terms are so convoluted that they're very hard to follow or understand.
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by cl42 3y ago
When investing, I always ask myself the question, "Does the CEO/founder/leadership team have the same incentives I do to make the company succeed?" Dual class share structures, special warrants (very common in SPAC days)
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by cl42 3y ago
I'd argue the most important thing is an accountability group or partner... Someone who you can check in on daily and who checks in on you, daily, as well. This is why AA works. If you're interested in an accountability partner, f
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by cl42 3y ago
If you're looking for an open source solution you can customize, check out the ResearchLLM demo: https://phasellm.com/researchllm Code: https://github.com/wgryc/phasellm/tree/main/de
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GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, and Llama competing on March inflation forecasts(emergingtrajectories.com)
1 points by cl42 3y ago|0 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
Just tried it out with a Python query. So nice and fast. Great work!
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Gemini Support in PhaseLLM v0.0.21(phasellm.com)
1 points by cl42 3y ago|0 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
"Can you draw a photo of an avocado-shaped chair with a pineapple-man sitting in it?" Came up with 4 images. You raise a good point, though... I've also asked it to use its "web search" capability for tasks and it s
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by cl42 3y ago
I subscribe to both ChatGPT and Gemini Ultra. Some interesting features/experiences with Gemini... 1. I asked it to do an image search and it responded with in-line images throughout its response. This was a nice "wow" moment
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by cl42 3y ago
For #2 -- I would suggest looking at the job descriptions of roles you might want to have or apply for, one day. Do they list certifications? If so, which ones? I generally find a lot of certifications are pretty useless -- hard to tell if
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by cl42 3y ago
I'm working on research agents to help with economic, financial, and political research. These agents are open source (see: https://github.com/wgryc/emerging-trajectories ). The use cases are pretty straight forwar
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by cl42 3y ago
I love this idea and it leads me to a question for everyone here. I've done a bunch of user interviews of ChatGPT, Pi, Gemini, etc. users and find there are two common usage patterns: 1. "Transactional" where every chat is a
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Forecasting CPI (Inflation) for January 2024 with LLMs(emergingtrajectories.com)
1 points by cl42 3y ago|0 comments
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by cl42 3y ago
Aha, thank you! After trying a few more queries, I see it doing that. Weirdly, Gemini regularly tells me it doesn't have access to search results or the web.
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by cl42 3y ago
Anyone know if Gemini has access to the web? Or how to give it access, if so? Happy to pay for Ultra but the docs are unclear...
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by cl42 3y ago
Have you tried GPT-4 with the update from the past few days? (When Sam mentioned it should be less lazy.) I notice it’s gotten much better and more willing to make forecasts since then.

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