The neat thing about Voyage was besides the speed of the service.
I think I had 250 million tokens and Voyage was the fastest. It took a couple of days on and off. I believe my napkin calculation showed that OpenAI would have taken months.
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The neat thing about Voyage was besides the speed of the service.
I think I had 250 million tokens and Voyage was the fastest. It took a couple of days on and off. I believe my napkin calculation showed that OpenAI would have taken months.
How does this compare do developing inside a container?
So the harder it is to “convince” the LLM on a wrong answer, that’s a proxy for low epistemic uncertainty?
I know you shouldn’t view the LLM as a “mind” - but I can’t help myself!
My mind drifted towards Fourier transform. Using the transform as a way of describing a system with less entropy?
Or am I butchering all of mathematics by making this comparison?
Security aside, I bet it would work more often than when I input something in the terminal.
I nice feature would be to just loop back the error and get ChatGPT to correct the error. You do this by running the command with bash -n (syntax check) and when it doesn’t return an error it runs the script.
Three months from now the next cloud outage at Google will be from “helpme delete that one weird file”.
May the lord have mercy on our machines.
That’s really cool.
I can recommend Philosophy This podcast on Simone Weil for those interested.
After that I read “The Unix programming environment” and after that it clicked.
Story time - a thing I learned from TUPL.
I did an interview at the and they had a bunch of programming questions. One was to write a the shortest script to count lines in n a script ext file. I asked - can I choose language, ANY language?
From the book I remembered the command wc -l in Bash. The interviewer looked at the his colleague gave a small smirk. I felt right at home.