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Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Hey, cool, you built the same thing as me but with less code: http://serendipityrecs.com/

One thing that's cool about GPT-3 is how versatile it can be, so I'm exploring a natural language search interface, which is something that traditional recommendation algorithms can't do.

Are you planning to incorporate GPT-3 into your startup? I'd love to hear about what use cases you envision it solving. If you're interested in connecting, my email is in my profile and my website.

Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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I wish there was a light version of gpt3 with maybe like 100 api query limit per day so just amateurs like me got to play with this API too on weekends. I have no agenda of changing the world and I have nothing substantial to fill in the gpt3 invite form but sometimes the best ideas come from tinkering and I just wish they gave some limited access to everyone.

I thought they have a free tier from October? https://twitter.com/hardmaru/status/1301362995356774401 Not sure what the 100k tokens translates to in terms of query limit

assume each prediction use 1000 tokens (including both input prompt and output text), then 100k tokens -> 100 predictions

Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Could you please give an explanation of panpsychism applied to software that make sense? Spoiler: you cannot and it's totally refuted empirically. If I code a hello world, what kind of cognitive abilities does this have? BTW I guess panpsychism researchers should start talking to rocks maybe one day they'll find one that is an AGI! /s

"Could you please give an explanation of panpsychism applied to software that make sense? Spoiler: you cannot and it's totally refuted empirically. If I code a hello world, what kind of cognitive abilities does this have?" You aren't making any sense, go read about the things you are talking about.

Panpsychists posit that the type of mentality we know through our own experience is present, in some form, in a wide range of natural bodies.[7] Panpsychism assert the nonsensical belief that any physical object (an atom, a rock, a cpu) have some undefined, variable cognitive abilities + eventually qualias. So what I'm saying about panpsychism applied to the current state of a cpu through software make as much sense (or nonsense) as about a rock.

I've read and quoted the definition, now please show that you have a working brain

Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Could you please give an explanation of panpsychism applied to software that make sense? Spoiler: you cannot and it's totally refuted empirically. If I code a hello world, what kind of cognitive abilities does this have? BTW I guess panpsychism researchers should start talking to rocks maybe one day they'll find one that is an AGI! /s

Suppose there’s a highly-detailed molecular dynamics simulation of every atom in your brain: every ion channel in every neuron, any neurotransmitters wafting about, and whatever other mechanisms might be relevant (ephaptic coupling?) for good measure. This would be frightfully expensive to build and run (BlueBrain blew billions on a very stripped down version)l Nevertheless, it’s not obvious to me that this MD model…

The simulation you describe, if precise enough is isomorphic to a real brain so obviously it's tautologic that it would think the same way as the real brain do (qualias aside).

But panpsychism apply to anything, e.g a rock. And your statement does not apply to a standard neural network.

Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Hey, cool, you built the same thing as me but with less code: http://serendipityrecs.com/ One thing that's cool about GPT-3 is how versatile it can be, so I'm exploring a natural language search interface, which is something that traditional recommendation algorithms can't do. Are you planning to incorporate GPT-3 into your startup? I'd love to hear about what use cases you envision it solving. If you're interested i…

Cool! I will drop you a message or catch up with you on openai-api slack.

There are a couple of features we see GPT3 stands out and potentially benefits the product features.

Currently we are evaluating the end to end quality and cost versus our traditional ML based recommendation and semantic search pipeline.

Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Could you please give an explanation of panpsychism applied to software that make sense? Spoiler: you cannot and it's totally refuted empirically. If I code a hello world, what kind of cognitive abilities does this have? BTW I guess panpsychism researchers should start talking to rocks maybe one day they'll find one that is an AGI! /s

"Could you please give an explanation of panpsychism applied to software that make sense? Spoiler: you cannot and it's totally refuted empirically. If I code a hello world, what kind of cognitive abilities does this have?" You aren't making any sense, go read about the things you are talking about.

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Re: Low-code, no-model recommendation system with GPT3

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

"Could you please give an explanation of panpsychism applied to software that make sense? Spoiler: you cannot and it's totally refuted empirically. If I code a hello world, what kind of cognitive abilities does this have?" You aren't making any sense, go read about the things you are talking about.

Panpsychists posit that the type of mentality we know through our own experience is present, in some form, in a wide range of natural bodies.[7] Panpsychism assert the nonsensical belief that any physical object (an atom, a rock, a cpu) have some undefined, variable cognitive abilities + eventually qualias. So what I'm saying about panpsychism applied to the current state of a cpu through software make as much sense…

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