Here we are again, every time I ask this question I find so much cool stuff to watch X, what's new good documentaries I should definitely watch?
GENERATIVE AI
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GitHub Copilot Breakdown Makes Manual Coding Feel Painfully Slow
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One time I was pair programming with @hwchung27
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Galore optimization technique enhances model robustness
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Our intuition is Galore could also help make it more robust @jiawzhao
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TypingMind ChatGPT API Interface Alternative Tool Review
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I tried TypingMind and like it but the colors are too crazy for me, I prefer it looks like ChatGPT but using API
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Claude AI availability limitations in Europe
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Just the first and was easy to use Also Claude isn't even available in Europe for ex
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Druckenmiller Uses Perplexity AI for Argentina Investment Decisions
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Time is the ultimate currency. This is how Stan Druckenmiller used Perplexity to decide what to invest in Argentina, something Elon has also recommended.
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Learning Prompt Engineering Could Have Changed Everything
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none of this would have happened if id just learned how to be a prompt engineer
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AI Chatbot Fails to Access Site Directly Uses Search Index Instead
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In that case it looks to me like it didn't actually do what I told it to – access the site directly – I think it answered the question from the Bing search index instead
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ChatGPT Gains Web Browsing in GPT-4 Paid Version
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ChatGPT can access the web now – or at least the paid, GPT-4 version of it can. It's called "browse mode" – you can tell if it's doing it because you'll see something like this: pic.twitter.com/lKq8iij8cn
— Simon Willison (@simonw) 7 mai 2024ChatGPT can access the web now – or at least the paid, GPT-4 version of it can. It's called "browse mode" – you can tell if it's doing it because you'll see something like this: