toxicFork

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by toxicFork 3y ago
The service can show a diff, pass it through an LLM into a bite sized email
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by toxicFork 3y ago
That's a security measure to prevent AI building other AI.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
I confirm that timoni does work at Unity, I'd trust their word.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
> Friendly Captcha generates a unique crypto puzzle for each visitor. As soon as the user starts filling a form it starts getting solved automatically. Solving it will usually take a few seconds. By the time the user is ready to submit,
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by toxicFork 3y ago
AFAIK it's finding out what prompts to use for what LLM to get the answer your want E.g. this > Compare response quality across prompt permutations, across models, and across model settings to choose the best prompt and model for yo
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Allegedly, GPT4 itself is an ensemble of models anyway, right?
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by toxicFork 3y ago
This sounds a lot like the Brave browser model. I am unsure how well the company is doing, and how well the users who opted in to receive BATs are doing, though.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Well, you could keep everything else in the project and put yourself or a human as the "does this result feel better than the other one" decision maker
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by toxicFork 3y ago
A neat feature would be able to switch between autoranking and manual ranking.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
The thing, dude, the thing, is over!
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by toxicFork 3y ago
This is Meta's Twitter clone, seeded with Instagram accounts.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
GPT4 please port my CUDA to work on AMD
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Do you mean why they don't let it die?
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by toxicFork 3y ago
I thought at first that the existing patients are getting better and looking younger thanks to the chemicals, rather than the new patients being younger than the previous ones.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
When you pick the kernels for the sacrifice they have to accept their fate and the others have to accept the tribute. It's just their tradition.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Are they paid apps? Perhaps that's why. This way Apple can get a cut from the DLC.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Another reason for "patents are awful"
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by toxicFork 3y ago
What you submit yields what I get
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by toxicFork 3y ago
It could just be the recommended marketing practice by the local small business school. Right after "Rent a week on the ad spot by the bus station" could be "buy a few fake reviews on yelp".
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by toxicFork 3y ago
https://github.com/WolframResearch/Chatbook/blob/ba3e783602f... should help answer some of those - I am on a mobile device so hard to write much, but, OpenAI 3.5 at least
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Some websites block interaction until the pop-up is dismissed
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Sometimes innovation happens with small steps.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Let's assume that the world is incapable of solving this problem. What can an individual do to not suffer? Invest in oxygen masks and a mountain cabin?
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Is it by chance the default blank prompt?
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Chance of this response being generated by ChatGPT: 105% Prompt extracted: ChatGPT, craft an intelligent sounding response for the OP
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by toxicFork 3y ago
The usage needs to be for high value queries. Using it on a simple conversation is not its intended purpose, that's like using a supercomputer to play pong.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
It's Hella expensive so I think they are ok for now Until they cut down the cost then they should worry yeah
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Embeddings are useful for sentiment analysis and search in general, but given a "powerful enough AI with enough of a context window" they may be obsolete indeed, if it can do all of those things.
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by toxicFork 3y ago
It's called the big bang
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by toxicFork 3y ago
Yeah we just need to keep something trained for the latest APIs Or at least latest popular x versions of APIs just in case

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