the technique itself is very interesting and not very well known to many people. also the writing was clear and to the point
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Damn, some people really don't want anyone to see this
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This goes both ways, good luck trying to convince chatGPT to generate an image of a middle eastern women without head cover.
I’ve been pretty excited to finally try Gemini advanced. So far pretty disappointed.
Here’s my go-to test question - which even chat gpt 3.5 can get.
Question:
I walk up to a glass door. It has the word push on it in mirror writing. Should I push or pull the door, and why
Gemini advanced:
You should push the door. Here's why: * Mirror Writing: The word "PUSH" is written in mirror writing, meaning it would appear correctly if you viewed it in a mirror. This suggests that the correct action from your side is the opposite of what the word states. * Door Mechanics: Most doors are designed to be pushed open from the side with the hinges. If there are no handles to indicate otherwise, it's generally safer to assume a standard push-open mechanism. Let me know if you'd like another brain teaser!
It isn’t even consistent with itself - it gets that you should do the opposite, but still says to push the door. This ‘talking to a dumb person’ feeling is the worst.
ChatGPT 3.5
You should pull the door. The fact that the word "push" is written in mirror writing indicates that it's intended for people on the other side of the door to read, not for you. Typically, when there's a sign indicating to push or pull, it's meant for the person approaching the door, not someone already on the other side.
Yeah pretty disappointing, i asked it to summarize one of my papers and it hallucinated so many mistakes it was even worse than ChatGPT 3.5
jarenmf commented on Yet another E-Ink weather display – but with Rust harrystern.net/halldispla... · Posted by u/boustrophedon
Why E-Ink isn't cheap yet? I see supermarkets using hundreds (maybe thousands) of panels with different sizes for displaying prices. I doubt they are paying 50$ for 7" display panel.
jarenmf commented on Run Llama 2 uncensored locally ollama.ai/blog/run-llama2... · Posted by u/jmorgan
Which graphics card would you recommend to run Llamma 2 locally? I'm about to buy a laptop and considering choosing a model with a good Nvidia GPU.
jarenmf commented on How to make fancy road trip maps with R and OpenStreetMap andrewheiss.com/blog/2023... · Posted by u/sebg
As someone proficient with R and Python, anything data viz-wise is substantially easier to do in R/ggplot2, particularly something complicated like this post.
Most of the R packages in this post aren't that new either.
My same experience, I have built fairly big projects with Python and I like it for general tasks but whenever I have something data analytics/visualization related I find myself reaching for R. There is so much functionality built into the language that just makes me so efficient.
jarenmf commented on The Leverage of LLMs for Individuals mazzzystar.github.io/2023... · Posted by u/mazzystar
LLMs provide nonlinear leverage for experts. So far, I see them increasing the divide between developers or tech-oriented people and end users.