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It's the inverse of crypto. Many of us have already learned stuff / achieved stuff / built stuff with the help of ChatGPT and the OpenAI API that would have taken us MONTHs to achieve. It's the inverse because crypto was
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https://archive.is/yeoES
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4y ago
Someone should create a series of prompts based in ACT and/or psych, and are essentially prompts that work on both people and LLMs
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it doesn't really work, about have of the "decompressed" words are totally new, if you do it in a new session. Reminds me of the the experiments from a few months ago where people were using img2img or text whatever to "
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4y ago
Well, I was going to work on a couple of langchain document loaders and an agent this weekend, but now after this raise? nah. After reading about countless other awesome open source projects get tainted by VC cash, what makes it so differen
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4y ago
What's worse: failing to start a company, or believing your skills and your job are going to keep you safe/secure and create a sustainable life and retirement? At this point, they're probably equally risky.
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4y ago
https://archive.is/5j1RE
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Ok is this really "training" a new model on the data? Or are you breaking it down into vector embeddings, and then using an embeddings search against the relevant content and then passing that into the context window of the OpenAI
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This doesn't even need to be an April Fools. I've worked on building vocoders and other synths and it's basically just code. A lot of it written in C and C++. Much of it open source. There's also no-code tools like Reakt
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It says "Access blocked: gptmylife.com has not completed the Google verification process" when you try to add a Google Cal :( I had this idea a while back, and wanted to call it the "ratrace.ai" but someone took the doma
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I was trying to get ChatGPT to generate a table for all the products I'm trying to put together for Stripe for this conference I'm helping out with, and with all the permutations there's 24 products at different prices. I fed
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Oh this is nice! I've written my own wrapper "Airfetch" around it to just... work, but it's so dirty I can't actually share it (ha) but it works super well, and I use Airtable for everything. Thanks so much for shar
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That’s really interesting! It’s like treating this thing like a kid and telling them to really think about the answer and show the work. Weird!
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I consider myself a product designer so this is absolutely not true for me. Every time I try to write a Regex I have no idea how to even start. Copilot has been really good at starting me off and then I’ll take it to a regex site and unders
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I just used ChatGPT to create a ton of permutations for product pricing that I'm putting on Stripe as products. Except... it made ONE ERROR that I just spent two hours tracking down and fixing in my JSON file and now in the Stripe dash
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4y ago
I think there's more fear of OpenAI leaking data than say, Airtable or Notion or Github or AWS/S3 or Cloudflare or Vercel or some other company that has gobs of a company's data. Microsoft also has gobs of data: anything on O
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I've been using Svelte and Sveltekit daily for a few years (back when it was Sapper!). I consider myself a product designer and not an engineer. With the new direction of Sveltekit, the absolutely worst thing is the documentation. The
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They used to ask "should designers learn to code" — now they should be asking "should coders learn to design"?
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I wonder this every time I work with a physician in Australia (here working on a clinical trial), as compared to a US physician. Seems like physician training here and in Canada is much laxer / easier, but that's as much awareness
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If I have fairly fixed documentation and documents (won't be updated in months), what's the benefit of using a vector database (e.g. pinecone or supabase w/ vectors) rather than just saving the pickle (pkl) file and looking i
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This is endgame for the current hiring process circus. It'll be back to "who you know, who recommends you, and who you trust."
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> Remote technical support; mugshot publication or pay-to-remove sites; essay mills; chain letters; door-to-door sales Some could argue OpenAI could be an "essay mill", but they're fine to use Stripe!
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Do you guys write for yourselves, or write to present ideas to others? I mostly write for myself— that's where ideas get figured out. Most of this happens in an Apple Note or in Notion. I'm apprehensive about all the time I'd
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I pulled the plug and got a (free) prompt package on sales. Never done that in my life. It's like 300 prompts about various sales tools and terms I'd never heard of — even just getting the keywords is enough to set me off on a lea
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Wonder if you can plant a prompt injection into this thread to mess with their crawler/scraper and Chat results?
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Wow so cool! Does this act kind of like a logger and would we be able to have access to the logs later on, or should we bring our own logger as well? (Also just curious, are you guys just using D1 or KV under the hood?)
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Hi! As someone new to all of this — how would I interact with the trained data after it's been trained? Is it possible to create a conversation or QA style interaction with it? I see there's examples of "pytorch" but as
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I can't believe something like this doesn't exist yet. I've tried adding other onboarding tools and it's always been so clunky, and this really hits the right spot. Love it!
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I used PagedJS to print many abstract books for conferences — it's worked brilliantly!
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Are there any models that take an image to SVG?
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