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by jerpint 3y ago
GitHub is a modern day great example of this
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by jerpint 3y ago
Blaming family bbqs for forest fires is a weird hill to die on
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by jerpint 3y ago
Yes and the flaw itself is from self hosted gitlab instances that haven’t been patched and updated after known security flaws were found in 2021
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by jerpint 3y ago
Wouldn’t a naive solution just be to have a flag that by default enables the GIL, and when disabled, a warning gets printed?
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by jerpint 3y ago
Any org will often have multiple users asking the same questions over and over again on slack. Apart from a search bar there isn’t a good way to archive or pin important conversations for everyone to see
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by jerpint 3y ago
I wonder if it will be able to decipher doctors’ handwriting though
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by jerpint 3y ago
I meant more “can you give an example of what would be considered a successful jailbreak”?
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by jerpint 3y ago
What do you consider a successful jailbreak?
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by jerpint 3y ago
Do you mean to say that changes I make from GitHub.dev are reflected on my local machine?
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by jerpint 3y ago
If anyone has any good pointers/references/benchmarks on how to evaluate such systems that would be really helpful
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by jerpint 3y ago
I also found the intro to be of very high quality, I wonder if they overfitted on that?
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by jerpint 3y ago
Having implemented my own "ask a PDF a question" GPT wrapper, there's a lot of design decisions / complexity that can make it better/worse and I'm not sure how much a "one-size fits all" google approa
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by jerpint 3y ago
https://www.jerpint.io I don’t update it as much as I’d like, but I have fun when I do :)
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by jerpint 3y ago
Somewhat related is the ipython repl which can replace a shell and provides many useful commands as well as execute python code
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by jerpint 3y ago
Most people who read this blog already have python installed
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by jerpint 3y ago
It may be misleading, but ultimately the drive still bears full responsibility. If you have a license you should be controlling the car at all times
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by jerpint 3y ago
I can’t help but be somewhat cynical in this case. An 18 year old driver, whos car is driving in the middle of the lane, crashes into a parked truck on the highway… could it be the teen can now conveniently blame the “autopilot” for his poo
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by jerpint 3y ago
Hey! Thanks for sharing. Do you have a similar tutorial for doing the same thing with google/facebook/etc logins?
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by jerpint 3y ago
I built a library that does just that, and found that having langchain in the middle made me less “aware” of what was happening in between
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by jerpint 3y ago
I feel the same way and have yet to find a compelling use case
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by jerpint 3y ago
They do have a solid team of founders, that was probably enough to make the pitch
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by jerpint 3y ago
It doesn’t say to not say hello, or simply says don’t leave an empty hello without context. This makes a lot of sense especially in asynchronous teams. A notification can pull you out of flow and be disruptive, so minimize them
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by jerpint 3y ago
OpenAI has always stuck to “simpler” approaches that scale. It’s the best bet to make and it’s paid off time and time again for them. I don’t think it’s so much “they’re out of ideas”, it’s just an idea that scales well
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by jerpint 3y ago
I think it’s just an ensemble of models, so you do some kind of pooling/majority vote on your output tokens
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by jerpint 3y ago
I really wonder if it is the case that the image processing is simply more tokens appended to the sequence. Would make the most sense from an architecture perspective, training must be a whole other ballgame of alchemy though
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by jerpint 3y ago
Lugging drums around is the biggest pain of playing drums - set up, tear down, etc. Don’t forget packing a carpet too!
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by jerpint 3y ago
Similarly for retrieval augmented LLM agents, they break down very quickly once the question is not directly found in the documents
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by jerpint 3y ago
How does this compare to the original LLaMa models? Are these just as good for fine tuning?
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by jerpint 3y ago
I like the suggestion of not having to worry about stashing changes when going back and forth between branches, this is definitely a point of friction for me with git. Not sure I’d be ready to learn a whole new workflow just for that though
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by jerpint 3y ago
Garbage in, garbage out The real moat openAI might have in the future is a “mostly human” dataset they managed to scrape before the generative AI frenzy

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