David GilbertsonChatGPT with confidence scoresIn this post we’ll look at using the confidence scores available through the OpenAI API.Sep 13Sep 13
David GilbertsonIntegrating AI into Windows (a low-tech approach with AutoHotKey)Wouldn’t it be nice if you could press a shortcut and ask ChatGPT about something you see on your screen? Or select a bit of text in any…Jul 172Jul 172
David GilbertsonEnsuring Fair Compensation for Content Creators in the Age of AI ChatbotsMuch of the content on the internet is created by humans, and these content-creating humans need food to operate. Food costs money, and…Jul 75Jul 75
David GilbertsonThe three types of timeHandling dates and times in code can be tricky. Understanding that there are three types of time — and knowing which one you’re dealing…Feb 310Feb 310
David Gilbertson87 Lesser-known Python FeaturesThis post is for people who use Python daily, but have never actually sat down and read through all the documentation.Jun 29, 202313Jun 29, 202313
David GilbertsoninBetter ProgrammingTeam GPT: Simulating Multi-agent Collaboration With Role-playing PromptsJun 11, 2023Jun 11, 2023
David GilbertsoninBetter ProgrammingThe mean misleads, part 2: more data for the doubtersSome backgroundJun 4, 2023Jun 4, 2023
David GilbertsoninBetter ProgrammingA Keyframe-style Learning Rate Scheduler for PyTorchWhen it comes to defining learning rate schedules in PyTorch, you have plenty of options. 15 different scheduler classes, to be exact.May 31, 2023May 31, 2023
David GilbertsoninBetter ProgrammingThe mean misleads: why the minimum is the true measure of a function’s run timeImagine: you’ve got a function and you’d like to know how long it takes to run, on average. So you run the function a few times, measuring…May 27, 20237May 27, 20237
David GilbertsoninBetter Programming2D Tokenization for Large Language ModelsThis article is about how we process text before passing it to large language models, the problems with this approach, and an alternative…May 5, 20238May 5, 20238
