snowfield

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by snowfield 1y ago
one that wants to hide he's using LLMs
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by snowfield 1y ago
You probably have conflicting rules in that case, all LLMs ha has some system prompts that you can't see. That instructs it to behave a certain way.
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by snowfield 1y ago
Ais in general need to be told what to do. not what not to do.
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by snowfield 1y ago
I want to pay 20usd just to troll my friends with explainer videos on why they're shit at video games :D
35.
by snowfield 1y ago
This is essentially an ad. But does have a few good points.
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by snowfield 1y ago
He was very courteous, no deaths on a hill to be found
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by snowfield 2y ago
It's actually better. Because disabled parking is still a thing. Also you can easily find a parking space, because it's somewhat expensive. But that means I can go downtown on a Saturday, easily find parking for a few hours, do my
38.
by snowfield 2y ago
Purpose built furniture looks great regardless though. Although expensive
39.
by snowfield 2y ago
If you want to replicate a fingerprint. Just get one image of one fingerprint. If you want to create an average looking fingerprint, use an AI
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by snowfield 2y ago
I think it has it's use, for certain tasks. I use the "ai" feature in outlook a bit. Just click the "Thanks! I got it" button or whatever pops up as a reply. Saves me some time and gives the sender a concice confirm
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by snowfield 2y ago
SSH (The company behind ssh) even have their own. https://www.ssh.com/products/privileged-access-management-pr... I've not tested it much, but it seems very good
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by snowfield 2y ago
laughable
43.
by snowfield 2y ago
They shut them down pretty much right away, but they pop back up right away too. And they usually viewbot to the top of the front page. Seems like a fairly simple thing to solve though, limit ages of accounts needed to be featured etc
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by snowfield 2y ago
It goes the other way now, overly verbose responses and perfect grammar sets off the warning bells.
45.
by snowfield 2y ago
Yeah Loras killed that
46.
by snowfield 2y ago
People pay for newsletters?
47.
by snowfield 2y ago
Yes, provide different ways for different users to sove their own issues. Then technical people can solve the hard ones.
48.
by snowfield 2y ago
Yes, know which questions gets asked often and make those dashboards. Now the cfo or whoever can just open those dashboards when they want answers to those questions for any given timeframe. And tinker with basic parameters
49.
by snowfield 2y ago
Idk about that. It's used by farmers all over the world. They do purchase local data.
50.
by snowfield 2y ago
You can always use yr.no This is the Norwegian government weather service. It's global and free for everyone. Also has fully open apis
51.
by snowfield 2y ago
Just learn 30 papers
52.
by snowfield 2y ago
There are also directly inscentiviced to not talk shit about a company they a lot of stock in.
53.
by snowfield 3y ago
Still won't be E2E as per their FAQ
54.
by snowfield 3y ago
It sounds nice in theory but your dataset is most likely too small for the LLM to "learn" anything.
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by snowfield 3y ago
A lot of patients do need daily care / checkups, but I haven't seen exactly what kind of people they expect to be caring for
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by snowfield 3y ago
Rag is limited in that sense. Since the max amount of data you can send is still limited by the token amount that the LLM can process. But if all you wanted is a search engine that's a bit easier. The problem is often that a huge wiki
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by snowfield 3y ago
Given that we also have a huge shortage of nurses they're probably just thankful to not have to answer every single question everyone has all the time It's the one AI application that is not going to replace any jobs
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by snowfield 3y ago
Does fine tuning datasets need to be structured a specific way or can you take unstructured data?
59.
by snowfield 3y ago
I know it's crass, but why? Aren't terminals good enough
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by snowfield 3y ago
I don't really agree with that. Just like with roads, more lanes means more cars. More flats can also mean more people moving to the cities. I don't think anyone would look at Tokyo and be like, yeah more apartments is the solutio

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