Problem Formulation You may have encountered the following: When issuing the same prompt twice to ChatGPT with DALL·E 3, you’ll get different images even though the prompt is identical. How can I recreate the same image in a new Chat, either for myself or for somebody else to reproduce it? Here’s an example in a … Read more
OpenAI’s DALL·E has made impressive progress (Image Credits). Look at one of the first Finxter posts on DALL·E: 🔗 Recommended: I Created My First DALL·E Image in Python OpenAI Using Four Easy Steps Now look at the new DALL·E images: 🔗 Recommended: Chat(GPT) with Images – These Five Prompts Will Impress Your Coworkers All of … Read more
Python LangChain Course 🐍🦜🔗 Welcome back to part 6! In this part, we’re going to look at the LangChain Expression Language (LCEL) for chaining together elements to create an LLM chain that we can run. You’ve seen this syntax briefly in part 1 but we haven’t gone much into it after that. In this part, … Read more
Python LangChain Course 🐍🦜🔗 Hi and welcome back! In this part, we’re going to be building our own custom agent from scratch. So far the whole agent may have seemed a bit magical as it just runs off reasoning back and forth on its own. In this part we’re going to really understand how an … Read more
Python LangChain Course 🐍🦜🔗 Welcome back to part 4. In this part, we’ll look at giving our agent access to the entire internet. Not just Google or DuckDuckGo or Wikipedia, but the ability to open and read any web address we feed it. Having looked at tools in the previous part, in this part, we’ll … Read more
Python LangChain Course 🐍🦜🔗 Welcome back to part 3 where we’ll take a look at LangChain agents. This is where LLMs like ChatGPT start to get really cool and also a bit scary at the same time. We’re going to give the decision-making powers to ChatGPT and let it decide which action it needs to … Read more
Python LangChain Course 🐍🦜🔗 Welcome back to part two, where we’re going to ‘chat’ with an entire book! We’ll be able to ask a textual question and we’ll receive a textual response based on the information inside the book. Besides being really cool, what are the practical real-world use cases for this? Imagine you’re a … Read more
Python LangChain Course 🐍🦜🔗 💡 Note: You can watch the full course video right here on the blog — I’ll embedd the video below each of the other parts as well. If you want the step-by-step course with code and downloadable PDF course certificate to show your employer or freelancing clients. follow this link to … Read more
Python Lists and 2D Arrays Understanding Python Lists Python lists are container data structures that allow you to store and manipulate collections of elements. Lists are created using square brackets [], and you can store any data type within a list, including numbers, strings, and even other lists. Here’s a simple Python list example: To … Read more
Let’s have a look at the meat 🥩 first, i.e., 30 hand-selected ways to make $100,000 profit in the first year using OpenAI. A business that generates $100k in profit can easily be worth $300,000 to $500,000 if the business owner decided to sell to a third party: Did you find an interesting opportunity to … Read more
In the age of alien technology — large language models (LLMs), advanced AI and machine learning — it’s easy to fall into the belief that human roles, especially in tasks like software engineering, are on the verge of being replaced. I’m definitely guilty of prematurely announcing various job roles dead, even though they are not … Read more
The Finxter mission is to help you stay on the right side of change. In this article, I’ll philosophize on the question: Why do some benefit from change while most do not? It’s tough to see through the many layers of societal and cultural obfuscation. But simplification helps, so here’s a simplified categorization into three … Read more