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Streamlit Chat Interface for OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic Models
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Baloo
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2y ago
A simple Streamlit application to consolidate OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic models into one chat interface. It includes conversation saving/loading, file uploads, image generation, integrated with Firebase Firestore for conversation st
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But I had to pay for access to this marketplace, only to have an arbitrary barrier put in place that can be paid to pass.. Isn't the whole review system supposed to promote good quality content? This change, if genuinely implemented to
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Okay.. but I have to pay $25 to have access to Google Play Console and submit ID documents, it's not really the same as NPM. This 20 tester requirement also does very little to actually improve quality or stop 'garbage' from
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It's just going to be one person, with 20 cheap devices or maybe even emulators. Even now, I get 20 'testers' but it's just to pass the requirement, pretty much none of them offer useable feedback. It's also a simpl
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This is probably the path I will go down, should be easier to get the testers if it's already got some users on the web. Still feels a little unfair that as a new dev, I have to jump through these hoops that existing devs and businesse
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2y ago
Play store is the de facto marketplace for Android apps, someone looking for a new game or application will often search the Play store...
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2y ago
Yes it began afaik for any new developers joining after November 2023 for any type of application. If you have an account registered as a Play Store developer before Nov 2023, it's not required...
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2y ago
I've seen anywhere between $5 - $50 for a <50mb application.
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Google Console closed testing requirements are awful
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3y ago
Maybe they have the highest number of immigrants, but as a percentage of the population other nations are higher and USA is very far down. Canada, Norway, Sweden are all higher... USA isn't even in the top 50 when looking at total % of
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4y ago
Posted this article to r/science, got banned. Great.
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4y ago
Does it still have Roald Dahl's name on it?
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4y ago
"...other foods can also stimulate fructose production in the body and induce features of metabolic syndrome. These include foods that provide the glucose substrate for the polyol pathway, such as high glycemic carbohydrates, and foods
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4y ago
Thing is the 'wealthy' depend on exploitation far out of sight to sustain their lifestyles. A real global guaranteed income would not be 'stealing', it would be a step towards correctly remunerating those at the bottom o
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4y ago
Particularly at the time of the vaccine rollout, there absolutely was a huge effort across many platforms to mock, silence and ultimately censor individuals. Whether or not there was government collusion, I obviously can't say, but I&#
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Migrants contribute to the workforce & to the tax intake. It's only an issue if you fail to build the infrastructure required to accommodate the population. You keep framing this as a problem with migrants, when it's a failure
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4y ago
It's people like you that are destroying this country. You need to take a long look at yourself and your beliefs. I don't know where you're getting this figure of 'several million people in last 5 years', since UN e
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4y ago
What a terrible take. We had Brexit which stemmed EU migration, which we needed to fill huge gaps in our workforce (in the NHS for example). Having immigration doesn't stop us from increasing the minimum wage, we could vote for policy
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4y ago
To make it with davinci-003 you can store all the conversation history and prefix it to your prompt as you mentioned. It does mean that you're limited to a history of about 3.5k words, which you could summarize into a smaller chunk to
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4y ago
You need to consider that you don't have to get everyone on Twitter using your tool... if you can get 500 people paying $10 a month you're making $50k a year...
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4y ago
This is the response I got from my chatbot that's hooked up to GPT, using your prompt: >The repercussions of Stack Overflow questions being flooded with answers from ChatGPT could be that Stack Overflow will not have a reliable sour
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Do you mean it's a minefield* :P Not sure it's as much of a problem as you're making it seem though.. likely there can be enough iteration that it would not be distinguishable. Also lots of mainstream artists ignore copyright
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4y ago
And who defines what constitutes as hate speech? If I tell you to jump from a bridge to your death, is it my fault for telling you or your fault for acting upon it? Punish actions, not words. The moment you punish peoples words, you remove
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https://ourworldindata.org/global-economic-inequality
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People are (hopefully) concerned with growing inequality, wealth centralising into small pockets of society, the lawlessness in which multinational corporate entities operate, the damage being caused to the environment by heavily promoted c
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Well it isn't just power plants contributing to global warming, vehicles (which France has plenty of), agriculture etc have a massive impact too.
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Aren't France shutting down a large number of plants due to safety issues?
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France's energy supply is 70% derived from nuclear power, exporting huge amounts of electricity to the UK. Their system is under immense pressure currently due to heatwaves, causing rivers to dry up and heating the water that is requir
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4y ago
Perhaps consciousness is not one single 'flavour', but comes in lots of different varieties?
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