I much prefer this over the alternative where people use AI to code without anyone knowing.
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ishan0102
building happenstance.ai
I made a search over the last 6 months of "Who wants to be hired" posts using Happenstance, hope it's useful! https://happenstance.ai/search/196c6161-0161-4f82-b9af-4f8e9...
I made a search over the last 6 months of "Who wants to be hired" posts using Happenstance, hope it's useful! https://happenstance.ai/search/a7f35201-f92e-4bab-825c-c6209...
I made a search over the last 6 months of "Who wants to be hired" posts using Happenstance, hope it's useful! https://happenstance.ai/search/16cfd18a-947a-4528-82e0-72a78...
so good
Warp! (warp.dev)
Yeah this seems easy to build but would rather work on making tools that improve accessibility 10x
Yup, that's my long term goal. I want an "anything API" that brings structure to anything on the web.
From OpenAI docs[1]: "For safety reasons, we have implemented a system to block the submission of CAPTCHAs."
I think costs can come down if you finetune open source models like llava or cogvlm. This demo also cost about 6 cents so it's not insanely expensive either, especially with clever prompting.
Perfect, I have this as a todo in my readme and I’ll implement this soon
Yep, took inspiration from them and a couple other startups
Cool that’s a solid idea, I was trying to only use visual data but this could make the agent a lot more powerful, I’ll try this really soon
Woah looks great, not surprised that multiple people thought of this! Your prompt looks much better than mine, I'm not really taking advantage of any of the default Vimium shortcuts.
Thank you!
Huh weird, I'm getting that too. OpenAI has been having periodic outages today, think that might be why since it was working fine earlier.
Hey! Creator here, thanks for sharing! Let me know if anyone has questions and feel free to contribute, I've left some potential next steps in the README.
Here's some interesting backstory on how Terence almost failed this exam: https://www.ams.org/notices/202007/rnoti-p1007.pdf
A quick exploration on how easy it is to jailbreak ChatGPT using techniques from the recent Waluigi post (https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/D7PumeYTDPfBTp3i7/the-waluig...) on LessWrong.