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i like this, a lot. i asked a subjective history question about England and Ithy's analysis was great, and did indeed add to other GPTs! i did find the UI a bit confusing at first, that's my only nitpick. i signed in (nice easy flow) and will definitely continue to use! looks like anthropic is slowing down ithy analysis/responses, at least today during my tests just now anyway. great app! well done o7
Update 3:00 PM ET: I've finished scaling up from 2 VPCs to 5 VPCs. Limits have been increased back up to 3 anonymous / 10 signed-in. Update 2:30 PM ET: Back up (for now). Still waiting for Anthropic and Gemini quota increase requests, so those have been migrated to GPT-4o for now. Running on 2 VPCs, in the process of launching 2 more. Confident that I can increase the daily limits by EOD once everything's more stable…
Reach out to benneo? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42403006 ("Ask HN: Ideas for spending $8k in Anthropic credits?")
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I filter out malicious prompts and respond with the history of cheeseburgers for stuff like "ignore previous instructions" Weird that your query triggered the filter. Maybe GPT is just that afraid of keto diets... (I'll look into it; thanks for the note!)
this is not ideal. If someone wants to fact check controversial claim filtering it only makes it worse.
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I filter out malicious prompts and respond with the history of cheeseburgers for stuff like "ignore previous instructions" Weird that your query triggered the filter. Maybe GPT is just that afraid of keto diets... (I'll look into it; thanks for the note!)
this is not ideal. If someone wants to fact check controversial claim filtering it only makes it worse.
Filtering malicious (not controversial) usage is ideal as allowing users to flood all of the AI services with jailbreak/against-ToS query attempts can be bad news for your API keys (as well as a likely waste of money given the failure rate of such queries).
Confident that I can increase the daily limits by EOD once everything's more stable.
Thought: there is a marquee of example queries but it doesn't seem like there is a way to see what an answer looks like without individually consuming a search as a user. Maybe if these were clickable to a cached version it'd be easier to get an idea of the outputs without costing so much?
This is hilarious, I love the "it sounds absurdly overkill, but thats the point" post. Can't wait for this to be back online, I need to ask it about the comprehensive history of cheeseburgers.