Did you push an update? I tried again and now got 6 locations in NL. For my initial comment I had prompted multiple times in different sessions but always got max 2 dutch locations.
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Did you push an update? I tried again and now got 6 locations in NL. For my initial comment I had prompted multiple times in different sessions but always got max 2 dutch locations.
1. Hoofddorp, Noord-Holland, Netherlands (actually ok location) 2. Marysville, Ohio, United States 3. Lisboa, Portugal 4. Nashville, Tennessee, United States 5. Kenmore, Washington, United States 6. Golden, Colorado, United States
I would expect there to be some reviewer agent that ensures that all found locations are at least within the same country?
any plans on adding more consumer-grade gpus?
At least in the EU (I'm told) they are required by law keep logs to ensure that their AI services are not being used to do bad.
I'm glad that their system worked.
[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/o...
in case anyone's curious, these were his numbers as of may 2023
All Since 2018
Citations 44715 22788
h-index 117 72
i10-index 725 461
(once more amazed how incredible useful archive.org is)This used to link to his profile: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=j7syrnkAAAAJ&hl=en
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20220419-00/?p=10...
Thanks for reminding me of those good old days :-)
I’m (not OP!) a cloud engineer but also work on a lot of FE (React) code for internal tools. ChatGPT has saved me countless hours (literally tens a month) writing super simple code that I am able to easily write up myself but typing it out just takes time. After month of using it I find myself still quite excited whenever cGPT saved me another hour. We also use Retool, but I find myself writing code ‘myself’ more often since cGPT launched.
No, I wouldn’t just copy paste production code handling PII, but prototyping or developing simple tools is sooooo much faster, for me.
You were considered cool when you dared to jump off the highest possible standing position. The wood chips softened the fall :-)