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lamroger
3y ago
my bad - Fine-tuning for GPT-3.5 Turbo is now available, with fine-tuning for GPT-4 coming this fall. Support for fine-tuning with function calling and gpt-3.5-turbo-16k will be coming later this fall.
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3y ago
i didn't catch that but getting consistency is probably worth it in most cases. depends on your budget
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3y ago
gotta wait til fall for general availability of fine tuning? looks like there's a legacy version too? openai is streets ahead
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3y ago
And does it matter what other people think? +1 on "stop doing things that aren't working, work for someone else for a while, get some money, recover, learn why you are not being successful building your businesses, and maybe try a
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3y ago
Thanks for sharing! Diagrams look great from a first glance. Will read more indepth later!
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3y ago
I'll give it a shot and keep that in mind
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3y ago
Interesting - If I'm running a "single" chain, do you know if langsmith would be helpful? Deployment solutions would be interesting - things are so new it would be hard to choose so my default would be just to wrap the API an
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3y ago
Very cool!
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Ask HN: How are you managing LLM APIs in production?
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3y ago
Yep!
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3y ago
Done! Appreciate the quick thoughts
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Show HN: Waffie, an LLM API automated testing tool
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3y ago
I'm down! Moving to LA in a couple months!
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4y ago
My cousin is going into civil engineering because of Minecraft and Sim City
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4y ago
I feel like you don't need a deep dive for what you're describing. Start step by step. Before building on Github Actions, build locally. See if you can build and tag and image with the git SHA. Then run your automated test command
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4y ago
Dont worry - they're just marked up
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4y ago
Maybe it'll be like the fashion industry. Seasonal main stream, high-end designers. Replicate, and cycle
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Ask HN: Anyone hiring entry-level marketing positions?
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4y ago
Philly?
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4y ago
Yep, posted info above but it's very easy to do at home. Just the light smoke has been irritating me. Very fun to try new beans. Get a bag of Gesha beans. They retail for like $50 but you can get a lb for 15. Berry after taste for a lo
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Yep, I use a FreshRoast 540 which is a fluid-bed roaster. It pushes hot air and rotates the beans for an even roast. I roast about 4oz at a time but you can get an extension or get the larger FR to roast about a lb. For context, bag are usu
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It's because of massive flooding and a damaged treatment plant. The governor declared a state of emergency. 150k people have been under orders to boil app water since July 29th. I just heard about it yesterday too.
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My partner and I started roasting and selling coffee ( https://tinywaffle.co ). My day job matches donations 2:1 so I've been funneling in proceeds to max the $10k benefit. It's been fun learning about coffee, marketing,
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4y ago
So long ago - I don't think I bought anything but wondering around as a kid was great
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thank you for sharing!
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I remember when they started putting something in the storm drains and after a few years they were mostly gone. You can see the layers of colorful dots on top of the drains
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You could also preface with "I think this should take a few lines of code to fix - I'll let you look into it but if you're feeling stuck by 3pm, feel free to Slack me with what you got so far and we can pair"
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> I've also heard this topic referred to as "results-oriented thinking," which is generally what you don't want: you shouldn't judge a decision based on its result, but on the information you had at the time. Had
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Lots of fresh YC content on Youtube now
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5y ago
Encourage! Be a supportive friend!
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