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trolan
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trolan
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obtained their new system prompt: >Before answering, quietly think about whether the user's request is 'directly related,' 'related,' 'tangentially related,' or 'not related" to the user profi
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Can anyone tell me a reason why either 'hacking' a prompt, leaking it or trying to keep your prompts hidden has any kind of value? All I see is you found a way to get it to talk back to you when it was told not to, which a toddler
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The article covers that. The only known versions do not fit the physics, time scale or amount of energy observed.
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A properly instructed hippo would stay out of the deep end
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Help me with my education. I'm just a lowly 4th year SWE major and we haven't covered definitions of servers yet. Webster's says: > a computer in a network that is used to provide services (such as access to files or share
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3y ago
> a computer or computer program which manages access to a centralized resource or service in a network. I think by definition you're wrong. By layman's terms you're wrong too. A server serves things, either content, chat
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3y ago
I think a Language Model being used to summarize text with specific direction is one of the primary use cases. I don't really see too many gimmicks here, besides the obvious Google issues
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Yes, when new technology comes you may need to upgrade. OpenAI aren't hero's but they are covering the cost to move people from old to new embedding models
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Ah, I see what the top comment was implying. I was a bit short sighted on that side. Yes, you'd be tied to OpenAI for any new queries you need to generate. There could be some ways to offload that (vector of a vector) but it is a cloud
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No, I have anecdotal evidence using it. How does it compare in your usage of OpenAI and competitors?
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The only OpenAI 'crap' being used here is to generate the embeddings. Right now, OpenAI has some of the best and cheapest embeddings possible, especially for personal projects. Once the vectors are created tho, you're complet
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I actually found a lot of value when I left the LangChain ecosystem and started using jinja templates. The syntax from home assistant moved over and I can just pass dictionaries to render a prompt now.
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I signed up under my .edu to use the $18 credit for a school project and the phone # was all it took to know I was the same person.
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Have you found any added benefit in your approach using mutation testing? Really interesting stuff I'm going to play with personally and in school I think. Thank you.
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It's no more victim blaming than if someone ignored every safety regulation and got themselves hurt or killed. You are being told these things are beta, can produce incorrect results and then in every Convo OP is feeding an option for
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With their latest functions update to the API it seems the logic is simply passing methods to call the API via JSON to a trained model and it predicts which function is best to call for the info, then OpenAI does the call for ChatGPT, then
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Behind the Bastards did a great 2 parter on the dangers of these books and being marketed to children. Basically, because they lack substance and their storytelling is not consistent, they argued there could be a lack of development if chil
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This reminds me of 'Chicago Punch' theft of GM vehicles in the 90s with Saginaw steering columns. My father owned an impound lot and there were dozens of these a month coming through, so much so we had a few screwdrivers stuck in
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Big Bay Boom! Every year they have 4 barges in the bay synchronized to music, so you can watch from all over the bay. Only show I've seen better is in Norfolk.
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Would this be a position a software engineering student could navigate in US timezones? Maybe part time during the school year/full time summer and beyond graduation? Relevant project: https://github.com/Trolann/Pa
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I had a project which was making API calls that could take 90 seconds to generate a response from external services. My flask API was obviously blocked and when I started letting other users on I fixed the bottleneck by updating (I think) 3
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> - It seems like these embeddings are learned during the training phase. Presumably by backpropagating to the embedding during each epoch? As far as I understand it, your first part is accurate. > - Given that they are learned, doesn