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Re:GPT-4 is getting worse over time, not better on Wednesday July 19, 2023 @11:43AM (#36788259)
This is very interesting, because we(at cheatlayer.com) can publish results of the exact opposite happening and we test a lot of code generation with thousands of actual customers live.

It's entirely possible the examples are cherry-picked or could be explained by fine tuning differences, but in terms of "proofs" in the mathematical sense the paper doesn't prove this since you can get the opposite results based on the test cases.

The frozen version GPT-4-0314 is not capable of supporting our new autonomous sales agents for example, and many automations just don't work at all in the older GPT4

Re: on Saturday February 25, 2023 @05:45PM (#34941233)
Install the Cheat Layer extension and try these prompts to test it out: Prompts: 1) Assume a function exists called runOnTab(URL,CODE) to run javascript code in a new tab. Use this to open https://google.com in a new tab and run the code to pop up an alert that says hello. Do not define runOnTab since I have already done it.

2) Generate a list of all the US cities with over 1 million population

Assume a function exists called google_sheets_add_row(sheets_url, "Sheet1", [data]). The third parameter must be an array of a single string value.

Loop through each city, and use javascript and this function to send the above list to google sheets with this sheet URL: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

3) Using javascript, generate a 3D scene with three.js. Inject the canvas into the HTML page. Only show me the javascript.

4) Using javascript, generate a 3D scene that takes webcam input for textures with three.js. Inject the canvas into the HTML page. Only show me the javascript.

5) Generate a landing page for a Saas product that sells sales automation services using just javascript and inject it into the document on top of everything with a high zindex. Use this logo: https://cheatlayer.com/v3/images/logo....

Generate only Javascript. Run the code immediately.

Show HN: Project Atlas- Generate even complex automations from simple language

https://blog.cheatlayer.com/introducing-project-atlas-72fff115149d

We started solving this problem when we launched in august of last year, and we finally reached an MVP that users are testing now! We also setup a framework such that users can help us train new solutions daily. I appreciate any feedback. If anyone is interested in helping us train, we're directly paying for automations on the training list in the blog post.

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Thank you for this! Could you or anyone available please explain how to get it to generate javascript like with GPT-3? For example, with gpt-3 you can just ask it to "generate a javascript code that collects all the links on the page," but that does not work with the demo prompt on hugging face.

Does it allow training prompts or is that done through more fine tuning in this model?

better shorter video that shows how works while watching the podcast: https://youtu.be/C0lupbhzpPo
Pushed an update to the chrome store and published a quick video showing how it works in real time with comments and upvotes:

https://youtu.be/rxWzkh3q8L0

This idea was inspired by Joe Rogan's post last week(https://www.reddit.com/r/JoeRogan/comments/k9ah72/joe_shoute...) where he mentioned he wished spotify had comments.

So I made a chrome extension that adds reddit-style comments to every website for free.

Install the chrome extension, then push the circle icon to open the comments for any page.

It's possible to give site owners admin tools like moderation and the ability to sticky posts.

Feel free to suggest anything that might help you use it, and I'll build it asap.

This idea was inspired by Joe Rogan's post last week(https://www.reddit.com/r/JoeRogan/comments/k9ah72/joe_shoute...) where he mentioned he wished spotify had comments, and reddit was less ideal.

So I made a chrome extension that adds reddit-style comments to every website for free instantly, and doesn't require buy-in from the site owner. You can even collaborate on private internal websites.

After you install the chrome extension, push the circle icon to open the comments for any page.

It's possible to give site owners admin tools like moderation and the ability to sticky posts.

Feel free to send suggestions that might help you use it, and I'll update it quickly.

This could also just be a mistake. There's often regressions or bugs in mobile chrome.
Thanks! The signup page has been updated to include Eula and Privacy Policies.

We believe since we limit it to a handful of friends, and netflix doesn't prosecute users who share with friends, this flies under fair use. If we let people broadcast freely to millions, I could see how it would cut into revenues.

Currently, vidshared streaming would be lower bandwidth than the high res netflix streams, so I believe this can work like a viral marketing strategy for them: their customers can share and sell it to their friends actively now. I could be wrong though :) If any streaming service wants us to remove support, let us know!

Available as a firefox addon or chrome extension.

Share your netflix/hbogo/youtube with up to 5 friends even if they don't own an account.

The host requires a fairly good graphics card to stream the screen, netflix, and videorooms. Viewers can run on simple laptops without owning the streaming service. If you own a streaming service and would like us to add support, it can work like a viral marketing strategy, since your customers would share and sell your service for you. If they want the full experience or to become hosts themselves, they can purchase it.

I appreciate any feedback, bug reports, or requests to support streaming services.

bump? bump. https://medium.com/@rohanarun/a-better-solution-for-autonomo...

When I proposed this to nVidia engineers, fairly high up, they argued that if humans could do it with two eyes, they could do it in 3 years. It's now 5 years later.

As someone who lived between SF and LA for the last decade, most everyone wants to leave after they "make it." It's a minority, mostly naive newcomers who came from the suburbs like myself, who are enamored by it.

It's understandable to be biased against admitting a mistake, most people are, but eventually most see objective reason.

Re:What would you do if you lost your Google account? on Sunday May 03, 2020 @03:59PM (#23061424)
Hey, I too run a business that requires an extension. There are ways to distribute that don't include the chrome webstore, and ways to run them that don't include chrome(like chromium and kiwi on Android). It actually even increases conversion rates in some cases not using their walled garden.
Re:Japanese aquarium urges public to video-chat with eels on Saturday May 02, 2020 @01:44AM (#23049587)
Maybe this reaction is natural and good. Perhaps they are in a worse state when people are constantly interrupting their lives?
Re:Zipcall.io – Free browser-based video calling on Monday April 13, 2020 @02:09AM (#22853556)
Hey how is this better than the Janus webrtc server? It's been developed for a decade, and could flip a page like this in an hour or so. I'm genuinely curious how you could surpass it in stealth, like minus the marketing fluff.

https://janus.conf.meetecho.com/videoroomtest.html

Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @10:47AM (#22794190)
Great, thanks! We've also heard cribbage before
Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @10:46AM (#22794185)
Hey, everything should be free right now while we're building, since there's bugs.

There's a monthly and yearly, but likely we'll end up charging less for this when it actually launches. How much would be appropriate like $2/m? We want to make the video rooms free up to 6 people, and only charge for developing extra premium games.

Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @10:44AM (#22794159)
Thanks! Yes we were only looking at public domain games at first.

A partnership would be great, since we could cross promote, and I'm sure a lot of people are looking to try new games.

Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @02:15AM (#22791269)
I'm excited that we developed the same thing so close together. I'd be curious what your inspiration was, because maybe it was similar :) We found an article that showed a grandma facetiming to play chess.

We'd recommend checking out Janus webrtc. It worked well for us, and will work on mobile/firefox. We've used it for years, and it's well developed. Video rooms up to 6 people too, so you could have more options for games

Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @01:38AM (#22791150)
Thanks! We'll def do that. Do you have any suggestions on what games should be added?
Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @12:42AM (#22790956)
6 is a limit for Janus webrtc( https://janus.conf.meetecho.com/) but webrtc itself can handle up to 12 it seems at 720p. It really is dependent on the bandwidth each user can support, unless you add in some backend concatenation like Zoom. (I helped with this)
Re:Show HN: Chess and Video Chat, no login required on Monday April 06, 2020 @12:38AM (#22790938)
no referral code needed
Thanks for taking a look, and I appreciate any feedback or feature ideas.

Features: Get the exact location of all traffic(even if they never log in).

Drive ~4x more traffic from users who don't log in and can't access private stories on other platforms.

Add google analytics tags directly into your story.

Add swipe links from cold start without 10,000 followers.

Easily create and share stories to all platforms, and consolidate your social traffic into measurable funnels.

Unlimited swipe links out like Linktree, but you get google analytics directly unlike linktree.

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