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www.jeremymorgan.com
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| | | | | Want to run a large language model like ChatGPT on your Ubuntu machine? Here are the full instructions. | |
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blog.georgeshakan.com
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| | | | | In Machine Learning, and in particular Generative AI, temperature is a useful hyperparameter for tuning model outputs. In this post, we will discuss the following. Temperature is a parameter developers can use to alter outputs from Large Language Models With a higher temperature we get more creative outputs. Why changing the temperature is useful. Let's... | |
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www.capicua.com
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| | | | | The LangChain framework enables building data-aware applications, working closely with LLMs to build unique systems. How to harness its power? | |
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cra.mr
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| | | Recently I've been spending a lot of time worked on Peated. Ive taken the approach of somewhat intentionally over engineering it in order to learn new technologies, but also as a way to dogfood parts of Sentry. One of those technologies is ChatGPT. I thought it'd be interesting to effectively have ChatGPT fill in blanks in my database: details about bottles of whiskey, tasting notes, and even verifying some other data such as the type of spirit or location of the distiller. The results are what they are ... | ||
