Giggle GPT Joke Search Engine – ChatGPT Productivity & LLM Security (6/6)

Welcome back to part 6, where we will do a general exploration of the uses of ChatGPT to improve our productivity. This is part 1 of the following series: We will also fix a major issue with our giggle project website though, so make sure you do stick around as we discuss some of the … Read more

Giggle GPT Joke Search Engine – Implementing Pagination (5/6)

Hi and welcome back to part 5, where we will be implementing pagination and testing to see how our page holds up when there really are a large number of jokes saved. This is part 1 of the following series: πŸŽ“ Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine … Read more

Giggle GPT Joke Search Engine – Separate History Route & Delete Items (4/6)

Welcome back to part 4, where we will be creating a second route in our project and adding delete functionality. This is part 1 of the following series: πŸŽ“ Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine from Scratch with ChatGPT As always, make sure your virtual environment is … Read more

Giggle GPT Joke Search Engine – Implementing the ChatGPT API (2/6)

Welcome back to part 2, where we will be implementing the ChatGPT API into our project. This is part 1 of the following series: πŸŽ“ Full 6-video course with downloadable PDF certificates: Giggle – Creating a Joke Search Engine from Scratch with ChatGPT First of all, make sure your virtual environment is active, as described … Read more

Giggle GPT Joke Search Engine – Basic Setup (1/6)

Hey there! I’m Dirk van Meerveld, your host and guide for this Python Django tutorial series. In this tutorial, we’ll build a fun project while exploring the fundamental concepts of Django and how we can leverage ChatGPT to our advantage, both in our projects and our development environment. This is part 1 of the following … Read more

OpenAI GPT-4 Update: A New Era in Function Calling

It’s been an exciting journey observing OpenAI’s progressive leaps in the field of generative AI. Their cutting-edge models, gpt-3.5-turbo and gpt-4, released earlier this year, have been at the forefront of developers’ toolkits, catalyzing countless fascinating applications. We have discussed many GPT applications on the Finxter blog, such as productivity use cases for coders and … Read more

Top Eight GPT-4 Productivity Use Cases for Coders (No BS)

Everybody now uses large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4. Still, I realized that many reported “use cases” are actually not that useful or can be performed more efficiently with other non-LLM tools. This article explores some of these proven “No BS” productivity use cases for GPT-4, as discussed by various contributors in the OpenAI forum, … Read more

26 Insane Auto-GPT and Baby AGI Alternatives You Ought to Try in 2023

Project 01: AgentGPT Description: Created by Asim Shrestha, AgentGPT allows for the assembly, configuration, and deployment of autonomous AI agents right in your browser. Author: Asim Shrestha πŸ•ŠοΈ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asimdotshrestha Project 02: BabyAGI on Slack Description: This project brings BabyAGI to Slack, with each thread representing a unique objective. Its author, Frank Chen, has enabled … Read more

Smol-Developer: Your Cute AI-Based Junior Developer πŸ•β€πŸ¦Ί

I just stumbled upon this project smol-developer that allows you to have your own “junior” programming assistant. If you’re like me, i.e., not really a nerd in deep Reddit culture, you wonder what exactly “smol” means in this context. What does “smol” mean? πŸ‡ Smol is an affectionate way of saying someone or something is … Read more

I Tried Berkeley’s 🦍 Gorilla Large Language Model

UC Berkeley researchers just published a new paper and website 🦍 Gorilla: Large Language Model Connected with Massive APIs that essentially translates English language to API calls. To keep it simple, here’s my layman’s explanation of what the model is providing to you: Input: An English language query.Output: An API call (=code) that’s most relevant … Read more

I Read Google’s SoundStorm Paper

Listen to this insane conversation published on Google’s SoundStorm GitHub page: A male and female speaker lead a conversation. Only at the end it becomes apparent that they are actually neither male nor female — they are bot called SoundStorm (PDF)! SoundStorm is a machine learning model that generates audio files. It is non-autoregressive. “Non-autoregressive … Read more

Top 7 Ways to Use Auto-GPT Tools in Your Browser

Installing Auto-GPT is not simple, especially if you’re not a coder, because you need to set up Docker and do all the tech stuff. And even if you’re a coder you may not want to go through the hassle. In this article, I’ll show you some easy Auto-GPT web interfaces that’ll make the job easier! … Read more