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by voiper1 2y ago
Sounds just like the kind of long form articles I keep seeing links to before ChatGPT that I decided to stop reading. It's giving back what it's been trained on :shrug:
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by voiper1 2y ago
I just made it an option in the "I don't have a password" form that instead of setting a password it just logs them in. So they don't even see / have a password to remember.
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by voiper1 2y ago
I use a password manager. I don't like flipping back to my email, I already have a secure password.
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by voiper1 2y ago
I've only seen a handful of prompts that were better than just a few words asking for the result. Although, those prompts were more chains of very creatively asking what result you want. In other words, I highly doubt this is providin
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by voiper1 2y ago
"What is my purpose? To pass the butter" is now even worse, to roleplay as a believable fake character.
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by voiper1 2y ago
The comment you're responding to is in the context of whether a government issued ID should be required _because that would cut down voter fraud_. Additionally, the context is that's it's being pushed by Republicans - that it
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by voiper1 2y ago
That was fantastic. The voice host really made the vibe!
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by voiper1 2y ago
but worse! there's no tools or RAG/data yet...
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by voiper1 2y ago
>Agents help you create custom behaviour and workflows with a simple set of instructions and examples. So, it's just custom instructions baked in? I hope at least it's harder for them to get overwritten by the user? >We’re w
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by voiper1 2y ago
>We will give a 3-week notice before updating gpt-4o to point to the new snapshot gpt-4o-2024-08-06. Source: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/gpt-4o
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by voiper1 2y ago
Yep, commit your code when it "works". Then I can safely go off on a hair brained experiment, knowing I can easily throw away the changes to get back to what worked.
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by voiper1 2y ago
>I'm also a security researcher. My day-to-day job for nearly the last decade now has been to show all of the ways in which AI models fail spectacularly when confronted with any kind of environment they were not trained to handle. &
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by voiper1 2y ago
If you use it as an intern, as a creative partner, as a rubber-duck-plus, in an iterative fashion, give it all the context you have and your constraints and what you want... it's fantastic. Often I'll take pieces from it, if it&#x
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by voiper1 2y ago
I know this is a bit heavier since it's a whole program: https://aider.chat/ generates a repo map, suggests related files, then makes your request and does the editing for you. (with intelligent diff for models that wo
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by voiper1 2y ago
groq just released: llama3-groq-70b-8192-tool-use-preview llama3-groq-8b-8192-tool-use-preview Sonnet3.5 also has tool usage, and is slightly cheaper than 4o ($3 input vs $5). If you _only_ need tool usage, then 4o-mini or others will be ch
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by voiper1 2y ago
Oddly, they are only charging slightly more for their hosted version: open-mistral-7b is 25c/m tokens open-mistral-nemo-2407 is 30c/m tokens https://mistral.ai/technology/#pricing
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by voiper1 2y ago
I think unify.ai (like openrouter) does that - it has several paramters you can choose from. But the underlying "how to choose a model that's smart enough but not too smart" seems difficult to understand.
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by voiper1 2y ago
Would VS Code support a plugin to _display_ python with brackets, but open/save to disk in standard indented format?
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by voiper1 2y ago
Wow, I find this very useful. The eliciting an expert, alternative experts, oppositional viewpoints... fascinating. We're just getting started on what we can do with LLMs!
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by voiper1 2y ago
So the long game is rival countries are secretly collaborating, so we secretly have world peace!
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by voiper1 2y ago
calling it sudo would create the expectations that all the options, config, and usage is exactly the same. It would appear that it's _functionally_ the same, but using a different mechanism and with a new name so they don't want t
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by voiper1 3y ago
In amatuer tennis, he would say that indeed you need to learn how to play. But you just play and return the ball. You don't need anything fancy to make you win. You just keep playing until your opponent makes a mistake.
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by voiper1 3y ago
>This observation applies only to amateur tennis. In professional tennis it’s just the opposite: 80% of the rallies are won rather than lost, as unforced errors are infrequent. This is true in chess as well, as high-level players don’t b
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by voiper1 3y ago
That's a compelling story, I wish you the best of luck! EDIT: Explore AI as part of this (e.g. using RAG), many have found it super useful as a tutor for personalized explanations when you don't understand the textbook. If you hav
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by voiper1 3y ago
Reminds me of: "Louis CK Everything Is Amazing And Nobody Is Happy"
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by voiper1 3y ago
+1 for "Practical Engineering". He has an amazing series on making a new pump station called Practical Construction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdcXkmvXXwU&list=PLTZM4MrZKf...
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by voiper1 3y ago
>At least when you share a Google doc or something there's an option that explicitly says "anyone with the URL can access this". Unfortunately, it's based on the document ID, so you can't re-enable access with a
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by voiper1 3y ago
It seems many of these - e.g. turbotax - are more specifically regulatory capture. The capitalistic business that makes a profit on tax preparation surely opposses the government giving it away for free.
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by voiper1 3y ago
Is there a state of the art for face matching? I love being able to put in a name and find all the photos they are in. I don't even mind some training of "are these the same or not" That's one of the conveniences that me
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by voiper1 3y ago
Nope - there's at least one layer of safety: >For security, all template variables are escaped: >// This will run `ls 'foo.js; rm -rf /'` >const results = await $`ls ${filename}`; >console.log(resul

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