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Comment · 3 years ago
Comment · 5 years ago
Just train it to make it win. Then, anytime it is a bit in front, perform suboptimal moves, until things are even (those engines typically have a score on whether they are in front or not).
Comment · 5 years ago
We tested it for knowledge extraction against GPT-3. Unfortunately, it's only at the level of GPT-3's smallest ada engine (for which we have found no use). Nowhere near GPT3's strongest model davinci (for which we have a lot of use cases; for their second strongest model curie as well).

Having said that, I am very happy that eleuther.ai works on open-sourcing GPT-x. Eventually, it will be successful.

Comment · 5 years ago
Hi HN, we are Become and help job candidates get a better job faster.

We write resumes/CVs and cover letters for them and apply to relevant job positions in their name.

In this submission, we are publishing a small tool we use to automate our work: a GPT3-powered rewrite tool for developer work experiences.

Happy to discuss anything related to writing resumes and cover letters with GPT3. Plus what to write to increase the probability for getting a job interview :)

Comment · 5 years ago
Comment · 5 years ago
Great service. Our startup offers a related service: we send out job applications for candidates and make sure they don't miss an opportunity: https://cvandme.com

We have seen that job applicants leave so much simple improvements on the table, it is unbelievable :) The most basic thing: Give more details on your technology stack for every experience, be more concise and avoid fancy graphics and formatting.

Comment · 6 years ago
Just want to stress, that the root of the problem is the evil extortionist, not Google.

Google can and will try to do a better job, but as long as such people are around (i.e. forever) those problems will persist.

Comment · 6 years ago
I agree - it's as good an apology as it gets. Let's honour this and react more positively than had Triplebyte send a non-apology apology.
Comment · 6 years ago
correct, and thanks, i'll keep it for myself :)
Comment · 6 years ago
I am still trying, and achieving, to give them the benefit of the doubt. They understood and took it back.

But I am scratching my head how they could honestly miss the importance of what they were planning to do.. I guess a combination of stress, pressure and usual disregard of privacy by big players clouded their judgement.

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