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by krystofee 2y ago
Intuitively this sounds like something that should be possible using almost any llm. This should be just a matter of prompting.
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by krystofee 2y ago
This sounds cool! Are you planningto opensource it?
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by krystofee 2y ago
Has anyone ever tried to do some automatic email workflow autoresponder agents? Lets say, I want some outcome and it will autonomousl handle the process prompt me and the other side for additional requirements if necessary and then based on
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by krystofee 2y ago
Nice article :) Ive got some maybe unrelated questions about the feedback loop of the strong typing in code generation. Ive experimented with automated code generating agent systems on localhost multiple times. Ive got some ok results when
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by krystofee 2y ago
You have to know some machine learning fundamentals to figure that out - “Random Forest” is a specific machine learning algorithm, which does not need a further explanation. To take it a step further, they should really not describe “Machin
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by krystofee 2y ago
How do you explain then that the due to reusability of falcon rockets is the spaceX the biggest privately owned space company?
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by krystofee 2y ago
Yeah, this is soo cool! The Starship is just incredible. It weighs about 5,000 metric tons when it’s fully fueled—that’s like 11 million pounds! And it’s huge, around 120 meters tall with the Super Heavy booster. Can’t wait to see what they
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by krystofee 2y ago
It would be really interesting to see an open sourced reinforcement learning agent system build on top of this. I wonder what trickshots are possible.
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by krystofee 2y ago
If I were data anylyst, I woulve turned with my queries to o1-preview or other gpt model. Im a programmer and I do this. Especially the o1-preview, which performs especially well with sql queries. But yeah, its good to know how to read it a
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by krystofee 2y ago
Im just interested in, how do you imagine such interface to look like? This seems like inherently difficult problem just because of the nature of logs - lot of text, yes structured, but still
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by krystofee 2y ago
Im sad, that DHH is promoting vi like editors so much. It distracts new programmers from what is really important and gives them false impression of productivity.
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by krystofee 2y ago
Yeah, they are not, but still, afaik when I have 0.1 or 0.01 in some variable and pass it around the system it doesn't suddenly change to 0.10000000000012 (or whatever), but the problem arises in case you want to make arithmetic with i
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by krystofee 2y ago
It would be if it did any arithmetic. But maybe it works without any computation. Then the fp arithmetic is not a problem. Or could you provide an example?
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by krystofee 2y ago
I drink coffee. About 2 cups per day (single espresso or batch brew). The third one makes me depressed at evening. When I stop drinkimg coffee I realise that my energy curve throughout the day is flatter and I also sleep better and dream mo
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by krystofee 3y ago
this study's got me worried. it goes against the hope that AGI won't just sneak onto the internet and do its own thing. with more work on making LLMs bigger and showing they can do more, the thought that this could actually happen
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Convert PDF to Google forms using gpt-4-vision(twitter.com)
3 points by krystofee 3y ago|2 comments
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by krystofee 3y ago
Hello guys, I've wanted to covert few exam tests from PDF to google forms and thought that maybe it could be autmatized by using gpt4 vision.
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IBAN in Python(github.com)
1 points by krystofee 4y ago|0 comments