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tmikaeld
3y ago
I think op was trying to be funny, like, everything being ported to rust these days
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3y ago
Hm, that's a heft price, 200K per card. Mac Studio M2 ULTRA has 192Gb of RAM, potentially 188Gb available for GPU, for 5K. Wouldn't apple be able to compete with that if they scaled it up?
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3y ago
Same here, tried both autoGPT and autoGPT.js with GPT-4, kept failing at even the simplest of tasks.
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3y ago
This is my go-to now as well, I’m only interested in significant events without the noise and this one has been great!
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3y ago
I don't think developers in general are cheap, it's that they are employed somewhere and therefore it doesn't benefit THEM to save time, it benefits their employer. It may even be detrimental to the developer as it put higher
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3y ago
Yeah I won't be using Edge just to use AI. It takes a bit of back-and-forth, just be clear about which version of tiptap it should write extensions for, the new v2 is very different from v1 and since the cutoff is 2021, it's missi
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3y ago
If you mean Bard, it's not available in the EU so I can't. Of course, this one is almost fully authored by GPT-4: https://hastebin.com/share/juqogogari.typescript We also made extensions for: font-weight font
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3y ago
Not only writing, extending and figuring out quite complicated usage based on the API documentation. I'll open source some of them in the near future. I'm using ChatGPT Plus with GPT-4, that gave the best results. Also worked via
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3y ago
Yes, using the general assistant role and the default content: "You are ChatGPT, a large language model trained by OpenAI, based on the GPT-4 architecture. Knowledge cutoff: 2021-09 Current date: 2023-05-31" And custom roles with
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3y ago
I did, but it got it almost the same as GPT-3.5 Turbo, the best version of it where there recently (~2-3 weeks ago), where it would make specific chunks of code-changes and explain the chunk in a concise and correct manner - even making sug
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3y ago
There's no doubt that it's gotten a lot worse on coding, I've been using this benchmark on each new version of GPT-4 "Write a tiptap extension that toggles classes" and so far it's gotten it right every time, b
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3y ago
Word! GPT is a tool, you don't blame a hammer for ruining someones window after you put the hammer through the glass.
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3y ago
How you use it matters a LOT and also which version you used. There's a reason that GPT-4 is up to 45 times more expensive than GPT-3.5 Turbo (the default). If you're serious about such a tool (It's not a bad idea), then you&
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3y ago
Why wouldn't you be comfortable with running it in production? Just don't use the parts labeled as "experimental" or "beta" and it's very production-ready and stable.
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3y ago
Not at all affiliated. I have used these kind of APIs for ecommerce for about +15 years and are always looking for the best quality/cost ratio and this one really impressed.
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3y ago
There's some mention that this can be self-hosted, but it's not that easy. Even a pre-trained model and self-hosted API like RemBG[0] performs a lot worse than this "pixian" service does. https://huggingface.c
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3y ago
Seems very expensive, 1 token = 1kb of data. Then adding unknown amount of openai tokens on top of that.
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3y ago
I've tried automations that call the api directly from Siri, but it's barely useful because it's only a single-question single-response conversation.
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3y ago
Very nice app, do you plan on adding voice?
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3y ago
The reason was that I was using json for the input.url input.query - but for some reason, even thought it's just plain strings, it has this error, when i use query strings it just works.
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3y ago
Tried the github code, looks correct according to the article, but produces: TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'replaceAll') Same error when tried in deno but with more details: TypeError: Cannot read propert
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3y ago
What applies if we have a worker that proxies an s3 file, even if it's a video/image/audio file? And what's defined as a "CDN", does this include the Cache feature?
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3y ago
I guess it's similar to what you mentioned with bark, the more training and custom adaptation that can be done, the less metallic it will sound. I tested with random voices until i got one that was similar, the existing Bella voice is
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3y ago
Thanks, I checked more of the bark examples and they definitely add the "personal" touch to it, elevenlabs sound more stale, so i definitely see what you mean. I also listened a few more times to your sample and it's one of t
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3y ago
Definitely good! The hardest part still seem to get rid of the synthetic high pitch background noise, I've tried most of the text-to-voice synthesizers and ElevenLabs are still my benchmark. For example: https://drive.google
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3y ago
there's a lot of stores that buy/sell meteorites and such a large and rare piece will probably be worth a lot (>$3K). https://www.meteorites-for-sale.com/stony-chondrite-meteorit... https://aerolite.
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3y ago
May be too slow when added to a trash pickup service, which don't have time to wait for or spread-out trash to detect the batteries.
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3y ago
So, you're suggesting Signal has a back-door?
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3y ago
For iOS i found this excellent T9 keyboard recently: https://apps.apple.com/se/app/type-nine-t9-keyboard/id926008... Also work without any network access, lookups are on-phone
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3y ago
Seems like a clickbait article to draw views, someone complaining when they use functions in a wasteful way, isn't "people are abandoning Vercel!!". What kind of function workloads would trigger TBs of data transfers? Images?
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