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Comment #37368267
I’m not a C++ guy, but this topic fascinates me. Might poke around and try to have an LLM transpile the code from C++ to Rust. I expect it won’t work but worth giving it a shot :)
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Comment #37130202
I’d love something similar for indoor gardening. I have an apartment with great sun exposure but no yard to take advantage of it….
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Comment #37112888
OpenAI models are exclusively Azure only. Llama2 should have an AWS option I believe?
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Comment #37112881
I believe it’s implying the free ChatGPT collects data and this one doesn’t.
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Comment #36883787
Why would aliens have to destroy? When I go out for a hike in the woods or a hike in a new state/country that isn’t my home. I don’t go out destroying the land around me. I observe…
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Comment #36818726
One of the best pitches I’ve ever read for an IPCC report. They are good reads too! Maybe not very joyful.
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Comment #36818681
We are not doomed. The climate is changing but we can still adapt. We can still lower emissions. We can still remove GHG from the atmosphere Doomerism is an awful mindset to have. …
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Comment #36818642
Im sure this is useful but these languages (proof langs, constraints, etc) are always so difficult to parse or read Adoption for these systems might be higher if they had a more re…
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Comment #36649856
This is really impressive from the outset. You might get some interest in ClimateTech spaces. Groups like Work on Climate might be a good way to find co-founders. Best of luck!
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Comment #36620649
API looks very clean :) I’ve also been avoiding LangChain since it just seems too big for my tastes. Will give this a shot
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Comment #36556022
You can disagree with workplace organizing or the political positions of socialism, but this type of generalization is anti-intellectual, lazy thinking, and just wrong. Although ye…
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Comment #36093272
I’ve lived through my fair share of tropical non-winters and cold dark winters I’m convinced the latter being a time of brooding is just an urban legend. I’ve met a small handful o…
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Comment #35818197
I also use a Manta. Some versions can be quite steep in price, but it’s helped tremendously since we live in apartment with a lot of light pollution spilling in
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Comment #35728827
Video game consoles are technically 20th century invention. Xbox is just a continuation of that legacy even if the brand started in 21st Xbox also isn’t top dog among the big 3. Th…
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Comment #35668162
Something something 198Fart
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Comment #35663775
I’ve found that reminding folks who use the “you have nothing to hide" argument often quickly change their mind if you just remind them the political party they don’t like could us…
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Comment #35566892
What a fun question! Obviously the answer is that its a non-question. The amount an author reads doesn’t correlate to success. Plenty of authors are voracious readers, others rarel…
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Comment #35486353
I’m very familiar with temperature and other parameters you can use to tweak output. They can take you decently far! GPT-2 can produce very coherent convincing output even today if…
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Comment #35486329
My personal favorite is in the style of Yoda ;) A tangent. Bard also confuses Yoda with Jar Jar Binks quite often. Try it out!
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Comment #35486309
GPT-4 comment isn’t true Regarding Bing Creative. It is delightful! I do like it a bit and whatever they’ve done to the system does make for some of the better output I’ve seen fro…
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Comment #35486301
I replied to another comment with my thoughts on prompting. I will add that I don’t consider mimicking another writers style to matter much. Seems like an easy cop out (just my opi…
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Comment #35486250
Prompting works very well, but I have still not seen any output from ChatGPT that captivated me in a way my favorite writing has. I used to work in the field of creative text gener…
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Comment #35479915
Sarcasm aside. Even the output from GPT-4 is quite bland and generic. Very good for performing tasks (I.e convert a blob of text into a knowledge graph or generate X code), but qui…
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Comment #35448529
You can’t just throw AGI & Quantum together and have it mean anything. This is how a sci-fi show would explain away its technology Combing the two doesn’t result in anything, besid…
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Comment #35443252
LangChain is especially slapped together. Not something I would use in production (especially with the eval bug that was left unpatched for weeks despite an open PR) It feels at so…