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by nutanc 6y ago
Lets do a simple test: You are in between two walls and there are two straight lanes. Lane 1 has Tesla FSD coming in at full speed. Lane 2 has a human driver coming in at full speed. You can choose to be in one lane. The FSD and the human c
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Why does GPT-3 work for ad copies?(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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by nutanc 6y ago
Given OpenAI's pricing I am assuming a single chat session should cost a minimum of 5-10 cents. Maybe more depending on their prompt size. So unless they have an enterprise deal with OpenAI, this service will end being very costly. Mig
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by nutanc 6y ago
AI has a business problem. Very few businesses I know actually have a deep learning problem. But they want a deep learning solution. Lest they get left out of the hype train.
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Is GPT-3 really doing few shot learning?(medium.com)
1 points by nutanc 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why are many new Launch HNs written like recipe pages written for SEO
5 points by nutanc 6y ago|3 comments
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by nutanc 6y ago
The article is a critical view on GPT-3. Fair. It is well known that Gary Marcus is not a fan of the GPT kind of systems. And he does make some valid points. If you want to look at a better balanced view it actually helps to look at all the
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by nutanc 6y ago
Nice. I had tried a short story effort concentrating more on speed of generation. If you work with GPT-3 it becomes a very helpful tool. The story I generated: https://gpt3experiments.substack.com/p/the-devils-mind
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GPT-3 says goodbye to Dhoni(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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What is a good age for kids to learn coding?(medium.com)
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by nutanc 6y ago
So if I scrape Google search page and remove the ads and show it on my page, that's ok now?
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How to built a Text to Google slide using GPT-3 in an hour(prompts and code)(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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Text to comic using GPT-3(twitter.com)
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What are the things you need to do in a lockdown. According to GPT-3(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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What is GPT-3 good at? Ans: Slot filling(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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Show HN: Letting GPT-3 do my presentation slides(twitter.com)
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by nutanc 6y ago
It will work for this use case. In any case, most probably a human will select from a bunch of generated texts. Whether the texts are generated by a copywriter or GPT-3 will be the difference. So for small texts like heading and CTA buttons
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GPT-3 based IVR designer(twitter.com)
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A hitchhikers guide to GPT-3. For GPT-3, the API is cooler than the AI(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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A hitchhikers guide to GPT-3(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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by nutanc 6y ago
Around 2 weeks I think
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by nutanc 6y ago
"Give humans a new tool and they will amaze you." You are right. Already some special use cases of the API have come up. I have been exploring the API since yesterday and it is a big deal. But not for the reason of AI and AGI. Tha
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by nutanc 6y ago
Exploring the GPT-3 API. I am mashing up different demo prototype ideas that I have. I will be opening up the demos and code and the priming prompts once I am done building all my ideas. It will be one huge blogpost :)
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Show HN: Twitter thread of bunch of GPT-3 based demos built by me. Updating live(twitter.com)
2 points by nutanc 6y ago|1 comments
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Movie search engine on top of GPT-3(twitter.com)
1 points by nutanc 6y ago|0 comments
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by nutanc 6y ago
GPT-3 isn't magic. That's the most important thing. I got so amused with the hagiographical tweets that I coded myself a non GPT-3 demo :) https://twitter.com/nutanc/status/1284446411438710784
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by nutanc 6y ago
The main thing to consider is the author choosing the sentences. The author says they only made a couple( less than 10) edits. But the human input is what is important. I remember something similar when GPT2 came out(I think it was an inter
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Regular NLP to generate UI.Inspired by "Using GPT-3 to generate user interfaces"(twitter.com)
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by nutanc 6y ago
Thanks Greg. Will check it out. Would love to see AI move from the "it's fun" zone to "make some money" zone soon though. We are all invested in the success of AI :)
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by nutanc 6y ago
Why are there no live examples on the page. All I see is video presentations and some cached API response. Is it a confidence problem? Are the OpenAI folks not confident on a single use case? Or did I miss the live demo somewhere?

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