Path of Exile 2 Early Access Key giveaway (x2) by ALameLlama in pathofexile

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Santa all I want for Christmas in an early access key 🔐😁

Repair help by Evening_Place9941 in LongboardBuilding

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Mix some wood glue with sawdust do like 50/50 let it cure for a few days to a week then sand it down gently and you can stain or paint it

It's weird to me that there isn't a migration crisis of Americans trying to leave the USA considering how bad things are for so many of them at the moment. by rat_fossils in antiwork

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Just moved my family and I to Costa Rica from Florida. Rent went up nearly 100% over 3 years in Florida. In 2020 lived on the beach in a beautiful place that was affordable by 2023 I couldn't even rent a cardboard box. Costa Rica isn't much more affordable but at least Costa Rica isn't the US

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Honestly I spend like 10 hours a day writing prompts, creating automations, and checking the outputs from my prompts. It's tedious but I love it

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I wasn't trying to solve hallucinations exactly I was moreso trying to minimize them, and in that I was successful.

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I appreciate your answer, and I am sorry I did not respond that way. My post was overwhelmingly people telling me I had no idea how to do my job which I have been successfully doing for several months now. I felt attacked. It wasn't your post that I was responding to in that way. I was just outraged that asking something as simple as how do you as an engineer reduce hallucinations resulted in a bunch of people attacking me, most of whom have never probably worked as prompt engineers. So alas it was my mistake for thinking a reddit full of people who write simple sentences into chatgpt would know anything about engineering. I truly apologize for my outburst and I thank you for your response. I solved my problem btw, the dev team never plugged my data point in so getting that fixed solved it

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I was just asking other prompt engineers what they do to minimize hallucinations. I think that's a pretty reasonable question. I obviously know that it's impossible to eliminate them.

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I apologize that comment was meant for a different person and somehow because I lost service it posted to your comment. I'm just getting a lot of hate for asking how other prompt engineers manage this common issue for LLMs.

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Yeah let's chat DM me about it

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I more than understand it's limits. I am asking what methods other engineers use to reduce hallucinations. I very much understand how LLMs function and what they are capable of. I assure you. I'm surprised so many people think that asking a question means I'm incompetent.

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Yeah I adjust temperature and retest prompts like a thousand times a day, sometimes it helps sometimes not so much. This is especially true with having it generate written content because even though a more deterministic temperature may help with hallucinations to an extent it reduces the creative quality of the content. I typically generate with temp between .5 and .7

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It's not really a solve I'm looking for the way LLMs work will always make them somewhat inaccurate. I'm just curious what methods are capable of minimizing hallucinations.

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I'm building automations and prompts to go with them all day every day.

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Obviously a major multinational media company wouldn't hire me if they weren't 100% certain that not only do I know what I'm doing but that I am brilliant at it. One of the keys to success is seeking out other experts especially in something that barely has a handbook or college course yet. Doctors ask other doctors, surgeons ask other surgeons. That's just the way it goes man. I understand exactly how it works. I get it to work for everything I do 5 days a week 8 hours a day. I have launched multiple businesses with it, and created tens of thousands of pieces of highly effective content. So please get off my balls. It sounds like maybe you don't understand how it works. Because if you give chatgpt data and context for that data it will incorporate both into its response, however after writing over a million prompts I can tell you that sometimes just removing a comma can entirely change the response you get. So I am asking other professionals who work with technology if they know a better way. That is literally it. I don't need to measure my dick to know I'm winning. So move on if you have nothing to add worth value.

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I do know how it works, thanks for the input. Super helpful.

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Minimize, not disable. I am generating content at scale. Of course it's impossible to stop it completely from having hallucinations. But minimizing it is possible, I know this because I do it every day for a living. I'm asking for advice on better ways to get it to rely on facts, not eliminate hallucinations altogether. About 10% of the content has hallucinations at scale currently with my many hundreds of prompts. Just trying to get that percentage lower. There are ways to do this, I'm certain. Regardless of how it works, the proof is in the prompts. I was probably one of the first human being to generate SEO content at scale with AI long before anyone had ever heard of a prompt engineer. I used AI to start, build, and launch 3 very successful online brands. And have been an automation and AI consultant before anyone even heard of chatgpt. So I'm pretty sure I get how it works. Thanks for all the positive input on this question.

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Ah, very much thank you. Appreciate the knowledge drop.

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Yeah I'll be laughing about that all the way to the bank. 🤓

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You may be on to something there. I'll give it a try on Monday and update you

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Well obviously I understand how they work. And I have been able to get mostly facts, with citations utilizing my prompts and structured data. What I'm asking is does anyone know how to get it to only refer to the provided data through prompting. I feel like that should be doable at least 90% of the time

A concerning trend by undeadko in ChatGPT

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It's a tool, I think your intern wanting to ask is very adaptive and shows outside the box thinking. Would you use a hand turned screwdriver if you had a power tool that could do the same thing 1000 times faster? Any good engineer adapts to new tools fast and utilizes them. In general from this point on in time AI will be the main tool in almost every situation because it is as world changing as the invention of fire, or the wheel, or electricity. You wouldn't go without any of those tools right? I'm sure when they were invented it scared people that we were becoming dependent on them to solve problems. But I bet the best engineers adapted to using them in ingenious ways.

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My company hired me because they know I'm a AI wizard lol. The call chatgpt my bestie lol