The ChatGPT API is coming soon. And with it a host of new potential services to develop, and especially the paid version. Enjoy it while it's still free for a few more days.
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ChatGPT’s client-side prompt prep now behind API boundary
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It's a good question, because at least initially ChatGPT incorporated client-side preparation of prompts as well. My guess would be that prep now happens behind the API boundary.
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Handling multi-prompt examples requires testing for perfection
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It's handled in the example prompt to extend across multiple prompts/outputs, although some testing may be required to get it to work perfectly.
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LangChain Wolfram Alpha Integration Showcased in New Video
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An awesome video by @JavaFXpert and @dralandthompson highlighting the LangChain Wolfram Alpha integration that @nickscamara_ did last week!
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Programming with Natural Language While Others Ask Simple Questions
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It's true, most people are asking single sentence questions still. Meanwhile I'm basically programming using natural language. What a world
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Social Media Pressure Drives Bug Fix Prioritization in Software
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And usually this reachout only happens after an outcry on social media, else bugs get lost in radar and not-P0 issues.
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GitHub sketch pandas extension implementation details
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yeah thats exactly what its doing https://
github.com/approximatelab
s/sketch/blob/main/sketch/pandas_extension.py#L184-L202
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AI-Assisted Data Science: Enhancing Productivity in Notebooks
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AI-assisted data science 🤯
— swyx 🐣 (@swyx) 16 janvier 2023
Stay in notebook without breaking flow, retaining full control over the output.
More productive than either human or AI would be alone.
Developers are first to benefit because we can build these things for ourselves before we build for others pic.twitter.com/7cZGa1sCd9AI-assisted data science Stay in notebook without breaking flow, retaining full control over the output. More productive than either human or AI would be alone. Developers are first to benefit because we can build these things for ourselves before we build for others
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Agent Response Parsing Improvement for Final Answers
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Parsing of agent responses – h/t @krrish_dh Previously, the agent response expected the "final answer" to start on the same line as the "Final Answer" prefix. For longer answers, this sometimes didn't happen We now longer enforce that it be on the same line
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Wikipedia Search Now Includes Page Attribution for Source Citation
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Wikipedia source information – @rubensmau When you get a document from wikipedia search, it now comes with a `page` attribute (the page it was fetched from) This is needed when doing question/answering with sources (so you can cite the correct page)