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jxnlco
3y ago
I'll fix this now!
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3y ago
right which is why finetuning on the last one is a great save but preserves quality
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At the Intersection of LLMs and Kernels – Research Roundup
(charlesfrye.github.io)
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3y ago
for sure! the one thing i was surprised by was how little data gpt3.5 needed, could love for a company to try how the scaling laws work for those smaller models.
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3y ago
I'd say its zod, but it does not have validation in the same way instructor does. Typechat has some options tho! https://github.com/microsoft/typechat/
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3y ago
The goal of instructor is that i dont write any prompts for you, i just make the openai.ChatCompletion.create call easier to manage and let you return a pass in a pydantic object and return an instance of it, Whole codebase is 300 lines of
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3y ago
creator of instructor here: My only goal is to make structured output easier, I want to be thought of as more like 'requests' it just makes http/io a bit easier. Rather than say, a whole app framework. Instructor only support
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Good LLM Validation Is Just Good Validation
(jxnl.github.io)
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Distilling Python Functions into an LLM Finetune
(jxnl.github.io)
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> asymmetric embeddings, instruct-based embeddings, and retrieval-rerank how would you handle a relative time range? what if you're provided a search client that does not support embeddings (maybe say, google calendar api)
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3y ago
why not just asyncio.gather?
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3y ago
I'd just see that as modeling {query: str, keywords: List[str]}
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RAG is more than just embedding search
(jxnl.github.io)
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Improving OpenAI Function Calling Usability in Python
(medium.com)
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Show HN: Automatic YouTube Chapters and Summaries
(youtubechapters.app)
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Modeling Extractions with OpenAI Function Calls with Pydantic
(openai-function-call.onrender.com)
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I mostly wrote this to be as minimally invasive as possible and no require installation (just copy paste the code) The blog and code is here: https://github.com/jxnl/openai_function_call based on a thread of notes i to
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Validating OpenAI's new function call with Pydantic in 50 lines of code
(medium.com)
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jxnlco
4y ago
mind sharing the link? perhaps something went wrong with transcriptions
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Show HN: Turn YouTube videos into study notes w/ Streaming, GPT, and Whisper
(magic.jxnl.co)
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Hey HN! I just launched https://magic.jxnl.co/youtube , a small app that streamlines YouTube videos by providing powerful tools to turn video content to structured written content. Key features: Transcription: The app utiliz
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4y ago
looks like it probs passes the source and target schema throught an LLM that generates a sql create statement. similar to https://magic.jxnl.co/data and make a request like 'write me sql to map the existing tables to a
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4y ago
Bring your own schema and generate sql from your natural language questions.