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by nutanc 5y ago
Trying out an experiment, creating a substack with purely AI generated content. GPT3 is pretty good for buzzfeed kind of content. https://aifeed.substack.com/
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by nutanc 5y ago
I have used GPT-3 and it works for most of the time. But it fails some of the time too. And thats the problem for use cases like programming or generating config files. Because if you cant trust the output 100% you are pretty much reading t
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Google's Approach to Business Communication(blog.kookoo.in)
1 points by nutanc 5y ago|0 comments
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by nutanc 5y ago
So is this the equivalent of saying,"My AI program is a bunch of if else statements."
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Does the human brain predict words like GPT-3?(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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by nutanc 6y ago
Yes.
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by nutanc 6y ago
I have recently started an experiment to generate an AI generated newsletter[1]. All posts are generated by GPT-3. I work as the editor. It works well for some topics and not so well for some topics. Since I curate the content, I dont publi
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by nutanc 6y ago
I am actually from India. The bank mobile websites are good enough. But the apps have some good user flow for P2P payments etc. But yeah, I can live with a good mobile website.
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by nutanc 6y ago
I want a Linux phone. I want to buy something which I can just own and do what I want with it without some overlord deciding that I have violated some terms and conditions. All I need is for some basic apps like email, Maps(OSM is fine),Spo
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by nutanc 6y ago
I applied online and got access at the initial stages.
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by nutanc 6y ago
Launching the world's first AI generated news letter( https://aifeed.substack.com/ ). All the content is generated by AI. Subscribe and get original AI content regularly. Watch out Buzzfeed, here come the AI overlords :)
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Show HN: First AI generated news letter(powered by GPT-3)(aifeed.substack.com)
5 points by nutanc 6y ago|6 comments
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by nutanc 6y ago
How much for an NFT for this comment :)
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by nutanc 6y ago
Multiple things to think about here: 1. For summarizing, in my experience GPT-3 still has some ways to go. It gets it right a lot of the times, but when it misses, it misses bad. 2. Assuming that after scraping we feed all the scrapped data
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by nutanc 6y ago
If anyone is interested :) Output from GPT-3: Detritus and Carrot walked into a dwarf bar. "How do we get in?" asked Carrot, looking around. "That's a good question," said a dwarf. "You look like you're fr
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by nutanc 6y ago
This is a very interesting experiment. A couple of observations from my side. 1. First goal is mentioned as, "prove that you can learn japanese without using your mother tongue". But when I click on start you show a Monkey with so
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by nutanc 6y ago
Everyone here seems to be mentioning how they want to move but cannot move because of the network effects. Even for me, my kids school sends updates on WhatsApp. Bank also sends its updates on WhatsApp etc. But I have avoided using WhatsApp
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by nutanc 6y ago
Got my 6 year old to write a python program. He was so excited the computer did the homework for him. This is a fun way to introduce programming. Example session: >>>number_of_passengers_travelling=672 >>>number_of_passeng
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by nutanc 6y ago
We recently launched in the US. Nice that Dialpad has noticed us. All the best to them :)
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by nutanc 6y ago
"if I search for "apple", what should the first result be? Wikipedia or Apple.com?" Apple is a common noun in the English language. So I would assume the first result to be Wikipedia or some site which gives the best det
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by nutanc 6y ago
This is exactly what happened and a bidding war started(long time back). And then we decided to step back from the bidding war. One reason to do so was because we did not have VC funded money. If we had VC money, maybe we would have continu
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by nutanc 6y ago
As I have mentioned, I have no problem with my competitors being able to do this. The problem is how Google buries ozonetel.com below everything else. It should be absolutely fine if Google puts Ozonetel as first search result(because there
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by nutanc 6y ago
Yes, we have also been beating the drum since a long time. But unfortunately our drum is not as big as DHH :)
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by nutanc 6y ago
We did a similar kind of experiment some time back and found both FB ads and Google ads were doing jack shit for us. Google was better. FB ads were absolutely useless. So we stopped our ad spend. We observed no change in our customer acquis
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by nutanc 6y ago
Actually when I write blogs I listen to music. So I dont think it matters a lot whether we are writing code or English. The songs and music just sort of goes in the background.
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This may be the reason why you can still learn programming even when you are 40 years old, but its very hard for you to learn a new language the older you get as you language acquisition skills fade away. Also the experiment was "The r
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by nutanc 6y ago
Empirical success shows that the GPT-3 model has seen the sequence before(maybe many times). Transformer architectures do map sequences to sequences. What is not known is that the task of programming is a sequence problem. This experiment s
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by nutanc 6y ago
So this may mean that language models like GPT-3 are not best suited for code generation tasks. And networks trained on languages may not learn the feature embeddings needed for programming languages.
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This can have very good real world consequences. If this is true, then it makes sense to first attack a problem with SVMs and then if the results are encouraging, try to go the deep learning route if needed.
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by nutanc 6y ago
Would we all want a world where every car drives itself? Yes. Are we anywhere close yet? No. Then why is Tesla calling it as Full Self Driving? Because it's marketing and more money can be made in updates. Is it wrong to call something

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