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by geepytee 3y ago
A lot of good points made here, thank you for sharing!
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by geepytee 4y ago
It doesn't say in Wikipedia, what is the towel for?
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by geepytee 4y ago
What do you use to store food? I obviously need to go find some alternatives now.
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by geepytee 4y ago
Yes! Here's the first one: https://www.usedouble.com/
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by geepytee 4y ago
You need to set the temperature to 0, and provide as many examples when/where possible to get deterministic results. For https://www.usedouble.com/ we provide a UI that structures your prompt + examples in a way that a
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by geepytee 4y ago
I'd invite you to check out https://www.usedouble.com/ , we use a combination of LLMs and traditional methods to scrape data and parse the data to answer your questions. Sure, it may be more resource intensive, but it&#
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by geepytee 4y ago
Kinda reminds me of the BIONIC system
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by geepytee 4y ago
LLMs can 'search' thru previous prompts. If they don't fit on GPT3's token limit, I've seen apps use OpenAI embeddings model for this. It works to the point that it feels like it 'remembers.' Granted that
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Google's open letter to Canadians regarding Bill C-18(blog.google)
1 points by geepytee 4y ago|1 comments
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by geepytee 4y ago
For those out of the loop, Canada's bill C-18: It enacts the Online News Act, which proposes a framework for online communications platforms and digital news intermediaries. The bill would require tech companies such as Google and Meta
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by geepytee 4y ago
Imagine opening Uber Eats and looking for a restaurant to order from. You are scrolling and they all look the same, but suddenly... What is that? That can't be right, this one has spinning pics of all the food they serve? HECK YEAH I&#
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by geepytee 4y ago
Would love to know how much it costs
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by geepytee 4y ago
Exactly! Feature, not a bug
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by geepytee 4y ago
davinci-003 has a 4k tokens cap, you cannot just 'shove all your information in the prompt.' Can parallelize but then rate limits become a problem. Really curious to hear how these guys are handling it.
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by geepytee 4y ago
I know this is mean to be an example of awful design, but I could totally see it becoming trendy
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by geepytee 4y ago
Can we also reverse engineer text? Would love text2prompt, super helpful to get better at prompting.
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by geepytee 4y ago
It's easy to see how this is a huge issue. I'd like to learn more, would you know who usually deals with this problems in these companies? Is this a COO/CIO thing?
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by geepytee 4y ago
>or sadly data quality... Could you expand on this? What are some challenges Fortune 100 companies face due to data quality?
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by geepytee 4y ago
This is cool! I wonder what other multiplayer games can be ported to run in a browser.