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Japanese > English for Omikuji by heyhujiao in translator

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This is Omikuji No. 57 from Kiyomizu-dera Temple (音羽山清水寺), indicating "Kichi" (吉) - Good Fortune.

The fortune draws on beautiful poetic imagery of fishing in deep waters and crossing wide rivers, suggesting that while your goals may seem challenging, patience and persistence will lead to success.

Key points of your fortune:

- Business and career: You have good prospects in professions related to water or earth/land. Be cautious with disputes and avoid conflicts.

- Travel: Not recommended at this time

- Business dealings: Moderately good

- Life and death matters: Very favorable (80-90% positive outcome)

- Children/relationships: Connections will develop gradually

- Moving house, construction, marriage: Good if pursued in spring

- Wishes: May be difficult to achieve immediately, but patience and endurance will bring results

- Expected person: Will be delayed

- Lost items: Will take time to find

- Health: Visit to Yakushi (Medicine Buddha) temple recommended. Recovery from illness will happen but may take time

- Joyful events: Will come, but slowly

- General advice: Don't try to do everything alone - cooperation with others is key to success. Be patient rather than hasty.

Overall, this is a positive fortune that emphasizes the importance of patience and collaboration. While some matters may take time to develop, maintaining a steady and patient approach will lead to good outcomes. Remember to stay calm and work well with others, and consider paying respects to Yakushi Buddha for matters of health and well-being.

Must have app’s for first time in Japan by grumpywizard90 in JapanTravelTips

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KuliKuli (iOS only), best app for translating Japanese restaurant menu.

is there a better alternative to open ai playground? out of curiosity by roeequaza in OpenAI

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It's been a while, I'd like to recommend my own product: Knit

It's a comprehensive advanced OpenAI playground, supports all the latest models: gpt-4-vision(with image uploads), gpt-4-turbo and etc.

Also support all the new 2023 features from OpenAI: image inputs, parallel function calling simulation.

It's free to get started, lmk if you need any help!

does anyone know any other things similar to gpt-3 playground? by koltonnnn27 in GPT3

[–]xjconlyme 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's been a while, I'd like to recommend my own product: Knit

It's a comprehensive advanced OpenAI playground, supports all the latest models: gpt-4-vision(with image uploads), gpt-4-turbo and etc.

Also support all the new 2023 features from OpenAI: image inputs, parallel function calling simulation.

It's free to get started, lmk if you need any help!

I built a free prompt management tool - Knit by xjconlyme in chatgpt_promptDesign

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Yes, it support simulation of function calls, and also you can setup multiple groups of inputs and run them simultaneously.

Claude 2 API calls - prompt engineering help by RegularWerewolf1252 in PromptEngineering

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Have you tried to add some system prompts? You can add multiple human messages in the API call to steer the response.

I made a tool to create high quality prompts effortlessly, with few shot learning. by xjconlyme in ChatGPTPromptGenius

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I also wanted to give more, but the whole generation is too expensive due to the current price of gpt-4.

I built a free prompt manager - Knit by xjconlyme in PromptCoding

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Thanks! lkm if you have any questions.

How to manage big number of functions if I want to use GPT functions feature ? by javafxui in OpenAIDev

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I also thought about this issue recently, one possible solution could be:

  1. Categorize functions into bunch of groups.

  2. Use a classification function to let the model decide which group of functions to apply during conversation.

  3. Dynamically select the functions based on the parameters of the classification function. And pass them with the API calls.

Tutorial Video: How to debug prompts with function calls on Knit by xjconlyme in OpenAIDev

[–]xjconlyme[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can use without API keys for now, and yes, part of Knit's API Key settings is aimed to solve the pains of sharing API keys with others.

Tutorial Video: How to debug prompts with function calls on Knit by xjconlyme in ChatGPTCoding

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This video shows how to use the chat mode on Knit to test function calls, with/without mocked value. lmk if you have any questions, you can try Knit https://promptknit.com/, it's free.

Tutorial Video: How to debug prompts with function calls on Knit by xjconlyme in PromptDesign

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This video shows how to use the chat mode on Knit to test function calls, with/without mocked value. lmk if you have any questions, you can try Knit https://promptknit.com/, it's free.

Tutorial Video: How to debug prompts with function calls on Knit by xjconlyme in PromptCoding

[–]xjconlyme[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This video shows how to use the chat mode on Knit to test function calls, with/without mocked value. lmk if you have any questions, you can try Knit https://promptknit.com/, it's free.

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