Microsoft announced the opening of a new AI hub in London. The hub's purpose will be to advance language models, develop foundation model tooling, and collaborate with AI teams across the company and partners like OpenAI.
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Critique of ChatGPT’s refusal mechanisms and the need for an edit button
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I don’t like how it punishes the user for exploring / not knowing the rules though. When ChatGPT refuses you just edit the prompt and do something else. Any refusal tar pit addressed by forced restarting is downstream of the missing edit button IMO.
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JSON Mode and Client-Side Retries for Timeout Issues
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its totally fair. i actually had the instructor js docs open this morning. i ultimately just wanted to 1) try json mode over function calling, and 2) for this weird usecase i wanted retries to be done clientside as i run into timeout issues otherwise
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Extracting Prompts from Jupyter Notebooks Automatically
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Yeah, it's probably not too hard to write code that scans through every .ipynb notebook in a folder and extracts the prompts and responses
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AI Implementation Requires Hands-On Experience Not Just Consulting
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One problem is the usual pathways for working with technology don't work here. The consultants don't have special knowledge you don't & you need to use the systems to understand what AI can do for you. Otherwise, it is all just talk & feels like fiction.
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Claude Tokenizer Unavailable for Public Token Counting Tools
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Neat, I like how that one includes token counting – though frustratingly it can't count Claude tokens (just OpenAI ones) because @AnthropicAI haven't released a public version of the Claude tokenizer yet
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Sweeps Training System for Axolotl Open Source
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Built a simple sweeps system for training with Axolotl… would anyone want this/find this useful? cc @winglian
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ChatGPT Web Interface and Code Interpreter Usage Preferences
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I still do most of my casual LLM usage via the ChatGPT web interface partly out of convenience but also because that gives me Code Interpreter which I lean on for all sorts of things
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Logging LLM Prompts to SQLite Database for Analysis
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The thing I like most about using the terminal for this is that my LLM tool logs everything to a SQLite database – I have more than 2,000 logged prompt/responses now from over 100 different models Would be neat to get a notebook to log prompts globally like that as well
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Using LLMs and ChatGPT tools: practical guide series
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This is the 11th post in my ongoing series about how I use LLMs and tools like ChatGPT https://
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