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Yafgaidwwnwirw-Yet Another F**** Good AI Demo Which Will Not Work in Real World
3 points by nutanc 3y ago|0 comments
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by nutanc 3y ago
He quit to build a blogging platform. https://x.com/karpathy/status/1751350002281300461?s=20
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by nutanc 3y ago
Do you think this worked so cleanly because there is a tutorial similar to this and its in the dataset? https://github.com/liabru/matter-js/wiki/Tutorials
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Neurons of a neural network as planes in 2D and visualizing how they learn(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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Why it's not hopeless to build a ChatGPT clone(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
2 points by nutanc 3y ago|1 comments
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by nutanc 3y ago
Wikipedia neural search running on a laptop(2GB small model and 10GB large model). https://speech-kws.ozonetel.com/wiki Thanks to @CohereAI for releasing the Wikipedia embedding dataset. I saw that for 36 million passages t
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Show HN:Wikipedia vector search. 36M passages embeddings in just 2.54 GB(speech-kws.ozonetel.com)
7 points by nutanc 3y ago|4 comments
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by nutanc 3y ago
Have written a little about it here, https://gpt3experiments.substack.com/p/building-a-new-embedd... Will do a bigger blog post soon on the approach. Can mail you some details if you are interested.
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by nutanc 3y ago
What if we have an alternative to deep learning that does not need those thousands of GPUs?
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by nutanc 3y ago
https://twitter.com/RajanAnandan/status/1666641010284449792?...
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Ask HN: Is it hopeless to try to build new foundational models now
1 points by nutanc 3y ago|6 comments
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by nutanc 3y ago
One thing I always hated about chatbot sites when they were the craze and the the AI help bot sites now is the fact that these sites do no provide a chatbot for their own site. I mean, why isn't there a CommandBar for commandbar.com? I
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by nutanc 3y ago
The funny thing is that Google Bard already knows about this story and can perform generative AI tasks on this like summarizing etc[1] [1] https://twitter.com/nutanc/status/1656533992785723392?s=20
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Google Bard is ChatGPT+real time search on steroids. Game over?(twitter.com)
4 points by nutanc 3y ago|1 comments
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by nutanc 3y ago
Do any of the vector databases have support for bit embeddings. We have created bit embeddings[1] for sentences and they save a lot of space. Currently we are just using numpy and sometimes faiss to search through these bit embeddings. Woul
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by nutanc 4y ago
Learning by playing is the holy grail. This means that you will have fun and at the same time you develop a skill. What I have found is that play happens in different environments. For most kids now, these environments are virtual. One of t
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by nutanc 4y ago
You guard your API, I guard my data.
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by nutanc 4y ago
Agree with first part: LLMs will make it easier for teachers to make teaching more fun(it's easier than Googling and building) Disagree with second part: Personalized learning is not here. Personalized learning does not mean I like rap
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by nutanc 4y ago
For the same reason OpenAI is not allowing text generated by its system to train competing systems. I want to maybe build a competing system with my data and don't want OpenAI to be a competitor in that space.
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Ask HN: Can I stop OpenAI from using my website data as training data?
31 points by nutanc 4y ago|22 comments
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by nutanc 4y ago
The most important question is, what new applications can be developed using GPT4 which couldn't have been developed using GPT3.5?
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The use cases of large language models(LLMs)(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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Advice by ChatGPT on what do to when your bank goes down because of a bank run(aifeed.substack.com)
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Let ChatGPT grade your homepage or landing page and give suggestions for free(speech-kws.ozonetel.com)
2 points by nutanc 4y ago|0 comments
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Create a language learning game using two English sentences using ChatGPT(twitter.com)
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The single most powerful line in programming
2 points by nutanc 4y ago|1 comments
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Takeaways from “How does ChatGPT work” blog by Wolfram(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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by nutanc 4y ago
Around $250k for getting your own chatGPT. Sounds reasonable. Of course this is for the enterprises. It's upto their managers to define how they can extract $250k worth of value from the investment which I think is easy given the AI fr
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by nutanc 4y ago
Mermaid+chatGPT is a killer combination to create diagrams from plain text. Describe your diagram in plain text and ask chatGPT to generate Mermaid syntax for said diagram. Then adjust the text generated by chatGPT to get the perfect diagra
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by nutanc 4y ago
The generative AI piece in these kinds of solutions is just the last step which is to take the list of nearest neighbour sentences or paragraphs and generate an answer from that set. So I think these class of search engines should actually

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