[af3d]

This is pretty impressive. Given the following scenario, "A bliirg is any non-wooden item, which is the opposite of a glaarg. In addition, there are neergs (non-existent things) and eeergs (things which actually exist). Now a glaarg which is also a neerg is called a bipk, whereas a glaarg which is a eeerg is known as a vokp. Also, a bliirg which is an eeerg is refererred to as a jokp, otherwise it is known as a fhup. So the question is, which of those could be used to make an actual fire: a jokp, bipk, fhup, or vokp? Explain your reasoning." The results were absolutely spot on. "(...) A vokp, being a real, existing wooden object, can serve as a fuel source. A jokp, being a real, existing non-wooden object, might serve as a fuel source if it is combustible. However, a bipk and a fhup, being non-existent things, cannot be used to make a fire. The ability to actually start a fire also depends on the presence of an ignition source, oxygen, and potentially tinder, which are not addressed by the definitions of these terms." Any plan to make the project open source?

[numeri]

But gpt-4o can already answer your question for a fraction of the price and time:

To determine which of the items could be used to make an actual fire, we need to analyze the definitions provided:

1. *Glaarg*: A wooden item.

2. *Bliirg*: A non-wooden item.

3. *Neerg*: A non-existent thing.

4. *Eeerg*: A thing that actually exists.

Now, let's look at the specific terms:

- *Bipk*: A glaarg (wooden item) that is also a neerg (non-existent thing). Since it is non-existent, it cannot be used to make a fire.

- *Vokp*: A glaarg (wooden item) that is also an eeerg (existent thing). Since it is a wooden item that exists, it can be used to make a fire.

- *Jokp*: A bliirg (non-wooden item) that is also an eeerg (existent thing). While it exists, it is non-wooden, so it may not be suitable for making a fire depending on its material.

- *Fhup*: A bliirg (non-wooden item) that is also a neerg (non-existent thing). Since it is non-existent, it cannot be used to make a fire.

Based on this analysis, the only item that can be used to make an actual fire is a *vokp*, as it is a wooden item that exists.

[wluk]

Yeah the strength of Ithy isn't really in puzzles or math.

It's more of just a better search engine. Use it for stuff you'd Google. Offline LLMs are always going to have a better price-performance ratios than RAGs like this or Perplexity.

[wluk]

> Any plan to make the project open source?

Parts of this are borrowed from https://github.com/assafelovic/gpt-researcher

It's actively being developed (I pitch in where I can; I added the xAI integration this week), so I'd recommend starting here! The creator of the project, Assaf, has been nothing but friendly.