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I had my family test their blood sugar because we had a test kit sitting around. That's how we found out my youngest was at the beginning states of type 1 diabetes. If we hadn't checked her sugars, she would have undoubtedly bee
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The social context and expectations around accuracy in a response to a question may simply be absent in the first instance. To me LLMs feel like that instinct part of the brain that so regularly gets filtered out before I commit the idea t
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Related (the inverse actually) https://www.windytan.com/2021/03/speech-to-birdsong-conversi...
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>Well, it's a really crappy BBS simulation. Yes, but it's not a BBS simulator. It's a general purpose tool being asked to imagine a world it has, relatively speaking, very little information about. I spent hundreds of ho
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I'm curious why there's such a desire to nitpick how things like ChatGPT perform on tasks like this. First, modems in 1987 were 300-2400 baud mostly, so there isn't going to be all the color and graphics that people remember
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No kidding. I worked for a company that had multiple billions of dollars invested in a data center refresh in North America and Europe.
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I have but a humble delonghi dedica and the only upgrade I've done so far is with the basket. It's made quite a difference.
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I build a fully automated 5g reflux still at the outset of the pandemic. Beyond the initial charge of the boiler, swapping jars and cleanup, everything was automated. I even had a load cell to pause the boiler when either the jar was remov
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The wild thing is that you can just annotate the content with the associated organization information then ask GPT to tell you what it sees in the logs.
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Yeah I can't wait to get API access to gpt-4, it is a stepwise more capable based on the stuff I've done with chatgpt on gpt-4. That said, even gpt-3.5 will try multiple routes to get to the same endpoint. It seems to get distrac
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A minute or two. You can ask it to summarize things if you like. It sometimes forgets to do so, however.
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You install and configure the CLI to run locally, then ask it to do something. For example, ask it to create a website using s3 static website feature. It creates the bucket, creates the content, uploads the content, configures the bucket
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#!/home/ubuntu/venv/bin/python3.10 from langchain.agents import load_tools from langchain.agents import initialize_agent from langchain.chat_models import ChatOpenAI llm = ChatOpen
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Enabling the 'terminal' and 'python-repl' tools in a langchain agent demonstrates some pretty remarkable behavior. The link below is the transcript of a session in which I asked the agent to create a hello world script a
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This is wild, I just started experimenting with langchain against GPT-3 and enabled it to execute terminal commands. The power that this exposes is pretty interesting, I just asked it to create a website on AWS S3 and it created the file,
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I've been involved with several projects that do realtime voice transcription of callcenter calls to do screen pops and other agent assist functions. One of the challenges with this is to de-identify the transcripts, removing PII and
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Bing Chat can read content from its index. This was its attempt: Sure, I can try to clarify the article for you. The article is about how the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which was launched in December 2021 and started sending back i
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Section 2.9 is pretty interesting reading, they explore 'breakout' scenarios.
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Only tangentially related, for anyone that hasn't been keeping score, Midjourney is getting quite good. https://www.midjourney.com/showcase/recent/ I'd been away for a few months and the images coming ou
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The interesting thing to me is that our brains probably do something similar, converting multi-modal sensory data into the same 'model' that we experience as our concsiousness.
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If you really explore its answers, you’ll find that buried in there somewhere is the assumption that you can’t leave certain things together because they’re going to eat one another. So it always sends the goat first because it assumes the
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I’m sitting on the couch with my new grandson. He’s six months old. What is school going to look like for him over the course of his education? Should be interesting.
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I’ve tried simulating that with chatgpt to some effect. I was just tinkering by hand but used it to write a story and it really helped with consistency and conference.
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Dianna (Physics Girl) is currently experiencing severe complications from ME/CFS/long COVID. Per the last update on her twitter: The last weeks were scary. ER visits were hard. Dianna still can’t walk, or even sit up i
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>Only active cooling can cool anything below the ambient temperature. Not exactly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiative_cooling Couple of videos explaining the effect https://www.youtube.com/watch
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It's too bad they didn't get a chance to try it with Bing's chatbot. Based on what I've seen, the ability for it to reach into an index (or to the internet) to grab specific information creates a qualitative change in i
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I was just wondering about this the other day, glad to see it's got some capability there.
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Not directly related to photosynthesis, just the complexity of biology in general. All of these original animations were done by Drew Berry, Veritasium just packaged a few of them in an easy to digest format https://www.youtube.c
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It's been interesting watching the conversation in the Bing subreddit about 'Sydney', the internal name for the language model that Microsoft released as an extension to the search engine. It's pretty clear that some pe
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Does it claim to be compliant anywhere? I would assume it isn’t.
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