Originally created by @Fusseldieb on GitHub (Sep 13, 2024).
On the official ChatGPT interface, when it outputs stateful Python notebooks and now chains of thoughts, there's a way for the model to "finish" outputting content, process for a bit while showing some sort of progress, and then resuming the answer.
Is this possible with Pipelines?
In other words, how would I structure the pipeline so it can pause for a brief moment, process, and then resume the answer? Is this even possible currently?
Originally created by @Fusseldieb on GitHub (Sep 13, 2024).
On the official ChatGPT interface, when it outputs stateful Python notebooks and now chains of thoughts, there's a way for the model to "finish" outputting content, process for a bit while showing some sort of progress, and then resuming the answer.
Is this possible with Pipelines?
In other words, how would I structure the pipeline so it can pause for a brief moment, process, and then resume the answer? Is this even possible currently?
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Originally created by @Fusseldieb on GitHub (Sep 13, 2024).
On the official ChatGPT interface, when it outputs stateful Python notebooks and now chains of thoughts, there's a way for the model to "finish" outputting content, process for a bit while showing some sort of progress, and then resuming the answer.
Is this possible with Pipelines?
In other words, how would I structure the pipeline so it can pause for a brief moment, process, and then resume the answer? Is this even possible currently?