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by hooande 4y ago
You could do this now with Google search histories. Could have done it ten years ago
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by hooande 4y ago
In my experience ChatGPT does reasoning extraordinarily well. The biggest key is that it can explain its thinking clearly. I may or may not agree what it's saying, or it could be outright wrong. But as long as I can see the "step
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by hooande 4y ago
lol it's me signing a credit card reader
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by hooande 4y ago
This is the essence of GPT. It perfectly captures style, but not substance. I naturally read the jokes in Jimmy Fallon's voice, before knowing it was fine-tuned. It really takes talent like his to pull off jokes like this every night.
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by hooande 4y ago
250 ideas is incredible. if only 1% of them grow to have ~$1MM in value (or anything close), you should have two or three real winners by now. If only by pure chance. I'm really curious about how that's going. I can't quite s
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by hooande 4y ago
is this a well written prompt, in your opinion? note: I would ask chatgpt this exact question, but I trust Goodside more because he's been updated since 2021
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by hooande 4y ago
This approach also has limitations. Namely, your ability to retrieve information is limited by your ability to search for snippets using embeddings. This could be solved with using different search methodologies, using multiple gpt requests
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by hooande 4y ago
I like writing commit messages. I find it helps me to think through and explain the change that I'm committing. personal quirk: for major commits I'll add fun ascii art, just as a treat
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by hooande 4y ago
ChatGPT and generative AI will not who write these things for a living will definitely have fewer clients. But this is a small percentage of paid writing, and not the most lucrative or desirable. I do not think that the world is changing
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by hooande 4y ago
Isn't this a chat interface to various apis? I guess that's the point. But it doesn't seem like that is utilizing the power of large language models. Maybe I'm not understanding this. Using a Google search api + a calcul
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by hooande 4y ago
What you're describing is likely overkill. Just buy a used laptop on Craigslist. Drive about 50 mi away. Park at a motel and take a yellow cab to a moderately busy Starbucks. Hack away, and then leave via yellow cab. Leave your phone i
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by hooande 4y ago
This is a separate issue from ChatGPT, but I'm very glad that OpenAI's GPT-3 api is fairly woke and I hope they work to keep it that way. I'm about to use the davinci model api in production and the LAST thing I want is for s
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by hooande 4y ago
> Conservatism generally follows the principle of “be conservative in your attempts to alter society”. This isn't what conservatism is. It's about conserving the values and traditions of the past. Modern conservatives advocate
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by hooande 4y ago
I think what some people are missing is that the alternative to GPT therapy is often nothing. If I have a problem rattling around in my head at 2 am, I can't easily talk to a therapist. And the problem would have to be pretty serious f
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by hooande 4y ago
I'm working on something similar right now. best bet for something as open ended as therapy would be to use embeddings to compare your most recent post to past posts, and then use text snippets or a summary of similar posts as part of
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by hooande 4y ago
> "You see, the leadership did not care about the code quality as long as the stories were delivered on time." My problem with the concept of technical debt is that "code quality" is subjective, and more often than no
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by hooande 4y ago
> "i'll take action to not die" This thought is entirely the result of evolution. Beings that didn't have a survival instinct didn't live to reproduce, so they don't have descendants that we can observe. The
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by hooande 4y ago
um. if you're just learning for learning's sake... why do you need to prove that to anyone?
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by hooande 4y ago
Why is this a problem? The point of screening is to find and treat the most common forms cancer before they become advanced.
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by hooande 4y ago
isn't Common Crawl much, much larger than this? ~6 pebibytes from what I remember
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by hooande 4y ago
My session dies and I have to refresh the page every few hours. Often I get logged out once per day and I have to complete a CAPTCHA to log back in. The davinci api fails on about every 5th request. ChatGPT will sometimes cut off with an er
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by hooande 4y ago
It doesn't work like that. The term "fine tuning" is very misleading and I see people misunderstanding it all the time. Props to you for looking into the details. In this sense, GPT fine tuning is really geared toward questio
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by hooande 4y ago
personal pet peeve: if you're going to post chatgpt responses, please also post the prompt that you used
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by hooande 4y ago
> "I guess it's a testament to how good the engine is, that people humanize it this way." The creators chose to humanize it. It speaks in the first person, and often in a conversational style. Of course people are going
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by hooande 4y ago
The upside of this is that it could prevent self-represented defendants from trying to apply legal arguments or concepts in the wrong context. Pro se defendants do this all the time and it really pisses off judges. ChatGPT has a reputation
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by hooande 4y ago
People already do this now, successfully, without deep faking voices. Apparently all it takes is having someone of the correct gender kind of mumble. People will hear what they have been emotionally primed to hear a real life $5 wrench type
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by hooande 4y ago
This is separate from understanding how a language model or transformer works. You could read the major papers behind those ideas and read every line of code involved several times over in a month. I'd recommend it, if you're supe
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by hooande 4y ago
Your worth isn't determined by how much money you make or how many friends you have. You're a unique, thinking being that is experiencing reality. Your value is that you exist, you're something as opposed to nothing. If other
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by hooande 4y ago
I'm sorry, but this point is trite and incorrect. Humans can manipulate concepts and compare them to other ideas. Which is why we're able to fact check and cite sources, where language models cannot. It's true that I'm j
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by hooande 4y ago
This tech works by predicting the next word based on the previous words. It doesn't have a concept of facts, sentences or even concepts. Just "what token is statistically likely to follow the previous tokens" You can limit th

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