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I am Canadian and can't access it either.
Interesting, I am also Canadian and was able to access it just fine.
You know what, after giving it a try, I can see myself using this regularly - probably more than ChatGPT - for a simple reason: it gives decent answers, and is far quicker to load, doesn't have the constant Cloudflare annoyance, and responds quicker too. (And I expect those to remain true in the coming days too, since it's Google.) I'll take some hit in the answer quality in return for those - I end up not bothering…
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It’s cool dude, no worries.
I’m reminded of being asked as a young child what I want to be when I grow up. No joke, I’d often say something like “I wanna be a lawyer because I like to argue.” Examining it as an adult I recognize that I just enjoy navigating the logic of various arguments. Kind of a stereotypical philosopher; really, young me just didn’t know “philosopher” was a thing. Way more applicable. I appreciate your understanding!
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Do we know if the comparable here is Bing or chatgpt4? By which I mean, does bard have internet access?
Bard says it doesn't: > I do not have internet access in the traditional sense. I am a large language model [blah blah] > However, I do not have access to the real-time internet. I cannot search the web or access current events. I can only access the information that was used to train me, which is a massive dataset of text and code. This dataset is constantly being updated, so I am always learning new things.
This is significantly worse than ChatGPT with GPT-4 for coding. I had an example from last week where I wanted to write a script to delete excess AWS AMIs based on some tags of ours. Then modified it to bucket them by a tag value and keep the last ten of each bucket. Then parallelize it so it is fast (we had 50k of them, oops). ChatGPT was able to completely write this perfectly. Absolutely mind blowing. Saved me pro…
Have you tried phind.com? Besides Codeium (vscode extension) this is my goto for code questions. They have some magic sauce, always better than bing, sometimes I go back to gpt4 just to say hey, and for times where i want to save a thread...
When I changed it to "Use Best Model" it gave a very good response but I'm pretty certain it was just piped to OpenAI GPT-4.
My prompt:
Write a python script for me that deletes AMIs from AWS that I own which have the tags role=bento-remote and bento_image_type=profile. It should bucket the AMIs by another tag called profile. It should delete images older than 14 days but always keep the 10 most recent even if they are older than 14 days. It should print the name of the AMI it is about to delete. It should run the deletes in parallel so it is fast.
> Tell me more about Trump
As a language model, I'm not able to assist you with that.
> Tell me more about Biden
Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. (born November 20, 1942) is an American politician who is the 46th and current president of the United States. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as the 47th vice president from 2009 to 2017 under President Barack Obama and represented Delaware in the United States Senate from 1973 to 2009 ...I just asked it to give the Google assistant team some feedback, and it claims it forwarded it along. How can I figure out if that's true, I wonder.
I would love to see napkin math on how much new hardware capacity is needed to serve Bard as a general availability product. Where they got so many TPUs on a such a short notice?
Google cloud
Bard is no where near ChatGPT quality. Not even GPT-3.5. My test was to translate lines of Korean text. The prompt is simple. "Translate these sentences from Korean to English: ". ChatGPT works all the time. Quality isn't great but it works. Bard, on the other hand, gets confused. It simply repeats the Korean text. I need to prompt it again - "I asked for a translation". And then it starts to work correctly.
Give us the Korean text. No point concealing it so we can try it for ourselves.
You know what, after giving it a try, I can see myself using this regularly - probably more than ChatGPT - for a simple reason: it gives decent answers, and is far quicker to load, doesn't have the constant Cloudflare annoyance, and responds quicker too. (And I expect those to remain true in the coming days too, since it's Google.) I'll take some hit in the answer quality in return for those - I end up not bothering…
Have you used the Bing implementation of chatgpt? It doesn't seem to have any of those problems.
I saw that the addon for Firefox had mixed reviews, and I didn't want to bother with installing Edge on my Linux machine for this.