ROM (Read-Only Memory) and NVM (Non-Volatile Memory) are two types of memory used in computing. ROM (Read-Only Memory) is a non-volatile memory used mainly for storing firmware, typically written once and not meant for frequent rewriting. NVM (Non-Volatile Memory) is a broader category of non-volatile memory used for various storage purposes, allowing frequent data writing … Read more
OpenAI’s decision to open up the creation of custom GPTs may be one of the smartest and most consequential business moves in the last decades. Possibly similar in magnitude to Apple’s decision to open the app store for developers! Innovative prompt engineers have already created thousands of custom GPTs that integrate with various custom data … Read more
Python’s ternary operator, also known as the conditional operator, evaluates a condition and returns one of two values, depending on whether the condition is true or false. This useful feature enables you to write clean and concise Python code, using one line to achieve the functionality of an if-else statement. 💡 Tip: Like a nested … Read more
The Ark protocol, by eliminating liquidity management and payment channels, enabling privacy and scalability of Bitcoin layer-2 transactions without introducing yet another shitcoin. The 20-something-year old genius developer Burak presents the protocol on the Bitcoin ’23 conference: It operates without the need for managing channel capacities, a notable limitation in the Lightning Network. This approach … Read more
“LangChain” is like a tool for making computer programs that can understand and use language just like we do when we talk or write. Imagine you have a robot friend who can read books, chat with you, and even help you write stories or do homework. 🤖 Wouldn’t it be great if you couldmake such … Read more
There are many routes to making money with ChatGPT as a prompt engineer. Let’s examine three! The Ugly Route #1 – Create Massive Amounts of Garbage Content 🧌 The obvious way is to use it to create massive amounts of content. As a Python prompt engineer, you can create a pipeline that crawls webpages, passes … Read more
A few days ago, I sent you a highly speculative article on rumors about OpenAI’s breakthrough technology called Q*. I admitted that the information was very thin. But in a fresh exclusive with The Verge, Sam Altman dropped the following bombshell: In my logic: If Sam calls it a leak, it must be real. (?) … Read more
Two days ago, I shared this blog article with you and other Finxters: 🧑💻 Recommended: The Return of Mass Unemployment – Intelligent AI Bots, Expensive Capital, and Recession In the email, I wrote: “As a business owner, I’d rather hire one skilled prompt engineer than ten graphic designers.” I already expected to get some pushback … Read more
Unexpected EOF means your Python interpreter reached the end of your program before all code is executed. In most cases, this error occurs if you don’t correctly declare or finish a for or while loop. Or you don’t close parentheses or (curly) brackets in a code block or dictionary definition. In other words, some syntactical … Read more
In this article, I’ve compiled the 16 greatest quotes by Charlie Munger. I’ve consumed hundreds of hours of video material and myriads of quotes. These are the ones that I found most helpful to help Finxters stay on the right side of change. 👇 Life’s Challenges and Opportunities #1 – “Life’s Series of Opportunity Costs” … Read more
Alien technology (=LLMs) promises an insane amount of efficiency and cost-effectiveness but brings a daunting shadow – the displacement of millions of jobs: AI’s ability to automate complex tasks, ranging from programming to design, significantly reduces the need for human labor in “legacy” job domains. This shift is not just limited to manual or routine … Read more
🔗 This article originally appeared on the Finxter Academy for premium members (including course lesson video). Check out the video course here. All right, welcome back to part 2, where we’re going to be looking at JSON mode and seeds. ✅ This will allow us to use only a part of function calls. Namely, when … Read more