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I will have to write a new one. That guide was a bit outdated and I still haven't got the tool in quite a stable enough place. I still make a lot of changes so it's hard to have a guide that works with the most recent stuff. The tool is in a usable state but you need some programming experience to get everything set correctly.
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This is currently a collection of broken junk. When I have something functional, I'll post the source code. I'm also hoping to integrate Gemini into it.
NICE!
Although it's still not to the level as Sonnet 3.5 (My favorite!), the newest version google released just a few days ago has made huge strides in Japanese to English translations!
Sadly, it's still filtered, but I found a 'nice' workaround that seems to work decently.
Also TIL: Shishou is is a more advanced word for sensei. Seems it can be used the same way anyways.
- May 1, 2022
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For Gemini, specifically gemini-1.5-pro-exp-0801. I have developed my own unique prompt and method for bypassing the "Other" safety protocols. I'm curious to learn about yours. Would you be interested in exchanging information via private message?
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Hi, question, have you thought about adapting the tool so that local models can be used? There are a lot of strong models out now, as good as GPT4, and many of them can be run locally, even with 8GB, let alone 24GB.
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It might happen one day but for now I'm mostly focused on translation. Currently as long as the local model API supports the OpenAI format it should work fine with a little bit of tinkering with the modules.
Update from your good 'ol online model tester!
Cohere has FINALLY given TWO new, updated models.
Command R and Command R Plus (08-2024) not too surprising, the new R+ version is pretty damn competent at Japanese to English Translations. Here's a comparison compared to the previous one:
Command R+ old model:
Command R+ new model:
Even with a quick glance, you can tell the newer version has a far better understanding of the context and situation compared to the previous version, even translating the very last part almost completely correct.
Absolutely happy to see more updated models with MUCH better output compared to before, especially for Command R+.
Cohere has FINALLY given TWO new, updated models.
Command R and Command R Plus (08-2024) not too surprising, the new R+ version is pretty damn competent at Japanese to English Translations. Here's a comparison compared to the previous one:
Command R+ old model:
Command R+ new model:
Even with a quick glance, you can tell the newer version has a far better understanding of the context and situation compared to the previous version, even translating the very last part almost completely correct.
Absolutely happy to see more updated models with MUCH better output compared to before, especially for Command R+.
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I really would like to know this too, I also want to post it in a thread in the "tips, tutorials, and tools" section
hi is possible you can create same tool or add feature using groq api key and google gemini flash ? both of them offer free api at moment
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whats the name of models? I wouldnt mind trying them get to work with this tool (if they really are as good as gpt4).