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
Welcome to part 1 of the course! My name is Dirk van Meerveld and I will be your host and guide for this series in which we will be exploring all the new features of the OpenAI APIs and what we can do with them. To get started, we’re going to be looking at the … Read more
The future is bright. Yet, negativity bias is a well-documented phenomenon in cognitive science: As a result, third-party input data flowing into your brain is biased towards negativity. From LLM training, we know what happens with input data biases – they become output biases ingrained in the neural nets. But any bias is dangerous: “What gets … Read more
Question ⚡ Problem Formulation: If you’re a coder writing articles on WordPress, you often have to make selected text inline_code. The standard approach is to select the text, click the small “v” symbol to expand the formatting options, and choose “Inline code” from the dropdown menu. But this is cumbersome if you have large amounts … Read more
BlockAGI is an open-source research agent inspired by AutoGPT and designed for self-hosting. You can use it for iterative, domain-specific research. Initially, they focused on cryptocurrency (that’s where the name part Block comes from). But the project has grown beyond that and is applicable to many fields because it can generate detailed narrative reports, for … Read more
First, we know very little about Q* or Q Star, and the little we know (publicly) draws from multiple sources and involves a lot of speculation, so take everything in this article with a grain of salt. With this disclaimer out of the way, let’s dive right in: Where Does the Name Q* (Q-Star) Come … Read more