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by thisisit 3y ago
I am unsure if the headline portrays the content correctly. The content is whether people "their work gave them “a feeling of making a positive impact on community and society”. There might be people who feel their jobs do not have soc
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by thisisit 3y ago
You can but what you’ll end up trading precise answers while querying to a chance of hallucinations.
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by thisisit 3y ago
The easiest way I found was to use GPT4All. Just download and install, grab GGML version of Llama 2, copy to the models directory in the installation folder. Fire up GPT4All and run.
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GPT Weekly 24th July Edition(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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Death Knell for “Chat with Data” Apps(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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by thisisit 3y ago
I find people routinely ignore this and still just say Hello. It’s a habit hard to get rid of. So just ignore the person saying Hello. Later I found some people complaining about how I am never available for “quick” chat.
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by thisisit 3y ago
Discussed earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36356547 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36326956
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by thisisit 3y ago
If you write code like a robot(read: junior developer level), you will be replaced by a robot. IMHO, lots outsourcing work is manual work, outsourced to save time. Some of it is to save costs. But the output from outsourcing is often horrib
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by thisisit 3y ago
Previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36073241
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Ask HN: Help me explain Chatbot vs. ChatGPT
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by thisisit 3y ago
This is about cashflow. Consistent cashflow at that. To achieve that everything needs some sort of subscription model. Rent is the subscription model for housing. These consistent cashflows then can be bundled into some sort of financial pr
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by thisisit 3y ago
Isn't housing a bad investment already? I mean at least for individuals renting has always been pushed as a better alternative.
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GPT Weekly Newsletter – 12th June Edition(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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by thisisit 3y ago
I am amazed that the title is allowed to stand despite the original title and the content. The origin of the image is unclear. Sure, one can speculate that "India ruling party's IT cell" is behind the morphed image. This is w
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by thisisit 3y ago
Seriously? This is low effort even in area of low efforts. First, the name is similar to a better known repo: https://github.com/imartinez/privateGPT just the P is capitalized. Even while giving credits - instead of li
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by thisisit 3y ago
I was using Glassdoor until 5 years ago before I realized the shenanigans behind the scenes. It is a terrible place to put your trust. I have a speech impairment. About six years ago a company's HR communicated to me that they couldn&#
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by thisisit 3y ago
How is this considered private? When you use OpenAI's embedding model then aren't you already sending data to OpenAI? This reads like Langchain implementation of "chat with your documents". Just that in this case instead
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Privacy in the Age of AI: The Dangers of Unverified ChatGPT Plugins(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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We are witnessing the rise of AI Sex(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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by thisisit 3y ago
There is no hidden korean text. The point was that Bard fails to translate any Korean text in one go.
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by thisisit 3y ago
Bard is no where near ChatGPT quality. Not even GPT-3.5. My test was to translate lines of Korean text. The prompt is simple. "Translate these sentences from Korean to English: <Korean text>". ChatGPT works all the time. Qua
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Google's moats, George Hinton, Mojo and reading minds(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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by thisisit 3y ago
I believe that trying to follow everything is going to difficult. And trying to check-in few times a day is a time drain for casual readers. So, I created weekly newsletter: https://gptweekly.beehiiv.com/ The focus is going
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Show HN: GPT Weekly – Weekly digest for the latest AI and GPT news(gptweekly.beehiiv.com)
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by thisisit 3y ago
One thing I really struggle is with iterating GPT to get it where I want. It always end up with "As an AI....".
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by thisisit 3y ago
Now this something which is good use of ChatGPT instead of endless summarizations and content creation stuff. Any tips on how to get started building something like this?
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by thisisit 4y ago
That is incorrect. Hawk-eye shows the most likely path in all the sports with 3.6 mm margin for error. The issue is that other sports don't deal with a 50-50 probability decision. In tennis, if the ball is 50% on the line and 50% outsi
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by thisisit 4y ago
I find it interesting that the CHF peg example is always missing articles like these. The Swiss Central Bank had decided to defend the peg the CHF at 1.2. This wasn't broken until the Central Bank decided to drop it in 2015. I guess u
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by thisisit 4y ago
I agree with the fact that there is no "real" cricket but it is not as simple as different rules and duration. T20 relies on momentum, a bit of luck and different set of skills compared to Test matches. That is why you often see t
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by thisisit 4y ago
The article might have been better served by using Hawk-eye as an example. The technology behind Hawk-eye started out as television gimmick, back in 2001, to show cricket fans the ball trajectory for a LBW call. Now it is being used for cha

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