@ClaudeDevs Just reactivated my twitter login only so I could say how crap this is. We've automated a lot of work on our devs machines with claude -p and now we'll have to rework all that. $200 definitely won't last a month!
Looks like I'll be starting my codex subscription back up!
@lydiahallie Just reactivated my twitter login only so I could say how crap this is. We've automated a lot of work on our devs machines with claude -p and now we'll have to rework all that. $200 definitely won't last a month!
Looks like I'll be starting my codex subscription back up!
@tunguz@davorrr_ I've worked in pod offices of 4 people. It's no better. You're often wasting time going to another pod to ask a question and someone is always annoyed that you're talking in their pod.
* People ask LLMs to write code
* LLMs recommend imports that don't actually exist
* Attackers work out what these imports' names are, and create & upload them with malicious payloads
* People using LLM-written code then auto-add malware themselves
https://t.co/Va9w18RpWu
Agree! By far the biggest mistakes I see in people’s bot are bad prompting. A single sentence direction won’t usually get you good results from a human so why would a LLM understand what you want.
When connecting LLMs to your data, semantic search is a great first pass - but to get even better performance you can turn to more advanced techniques:
✒️Contextual Compression
🤳Self Query
🕐Time weighting
Going live in 30m to talk about this and more!
https://t.co/hiwnieuenA
@codek1 Interesting! Any tips or templates for connecting gcp and aws network? We're primarly gcp, but there are a couple aws services that would make life a lot easier
@jumbld@fpingham@JonZLuo My thinking: keeping test/prod DBs in sync is a pain. Soln: try to keep a single DB. This depends on your DB and your use case. Possible solns include transactions: when agent or others doing CRUD, horizontal scaling through read replicas for read only agents, etc
@jumbld@fpingham@JonZLuo Not just inserts, but any case where you want to isolate effects amongst users. But I take it you're concerned with other issues
I'd like to have a real conversation about whether AI is a risk for human extinction. Honestly, I don't get how AI poses this risk.
What are your thoughts? And, who do you think has a thoughtful perspective on how AI poses this risk that I should talk to?
At first, building with LLMs felt different than other AI/ML projects. Prompt tuning, no worries about training pipelines, etc.
Now I'm spending most of my time cleaning, structuring, enriching data, and controlling costs.
So, just like any other AI/ML project
Just me?
Big shout out to @JacobFValdez for adding two of the most requested output parsers:
✏️Enum
🕐DateTime
Enum Output Parser: https://t.co/p1F9n2MrsD
DateTime Output Parser: https://t.co/gt15C0nAtq
Most projects using agents have used one agent. Or, if theres been many agents, they typically interact in a sequential manner
Excited to share a new guest blog post from @cyrusofeden that pushes the boundary - multiple agents acting in parallel
https://t.co/kZm52604Ld
🦜🔗v0.0.145 is out with:
🍜Supabase VectorStore
💿Discord Document Loader
📁File Based Chat Message History
And a bunch of new tools for your agents to use!
📰Arxiv Tool
🦆Duck Duck Go Search Tool
🗺️Google Places Tool