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Does evolution conserve software code like it does genes?
(littleleaps.substack.com)
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Why do I still end up over-engineering things?
(littleleaps.substack.com)
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mskar
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Am I missing the boat on vector databases for RAG?
(littleleaps.substack.com)
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1y ago
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2y ago
Do you have ideas for what would make a better experiment? The methodology for a literature search comparison, while simple, is the best I could come up with. We developed ~250 multiple choice questions which require a deep dive into a pape
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PaperQA2 tops the RAG-QA Arena science benchmark
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2y ago
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2y ago
We measured PaperQA2 ( https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa ) against the science portion of the RAG-Arena benchmark ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.13998 ), it's the first time we've compa
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2y ago
Great article, I’ve had similar findings! LLM based “document-chunk” ranking is a core feature of PaperQA2 ( https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa ) and part of why it works so well for scientific Q&A compared to
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The art of developing for LLM users
(littleleaps.substack.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
This is awesome! If you’re interested, you could add a search tool client for your backend in paper-qa ( https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa ). Then paper-qa users would be able to use your semantic search as part o
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WikiCrow: An article for every human gene
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2y ago
We used an open-source AI RAG library, PaperQA2 ( https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa ), to generate well cited articles for every gene in the human genome, ~15k of which had no existing prior articles. In terms of
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Exchanging more frontier LLM compute for higher accuracy in RAG systems
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2y ago
We're sharing some experiments in designing RAG systems via the open source PaperQA2 system ( https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa ). PaperQA2's design is interesting because it isn't concerned with co
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2y ago
Sure! Here's the output from the video-- The understanding of amyloid-beta's role in Alzheimer's disease has evolved significantly over time: Initially, amyloid plaques were considered the primary cause of Alzheimer's, l
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PaperQA2: Superhuman Scientific Literature Search
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We are announcing PaperQA2 ( https://github.com/Future-House/paper-qa ), the first AI agent to achieve superhuman performance on a variety of different scientific literature search tasks. PaperQA2 is an agent optimized f
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Show HN: PaperQA2, Agentic RAG for Science
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2y ago
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3y ago
Thank you! We spent a lot of time trying to keep the characters on rails. I hope your son enjoys it too!
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mskar
3y ago
You've got a great point! I would also love to do a registration-less version, but the unfiltered access to my LLM client really worries me since API abuse would be so easy. I'll brainstorm some ways to protect against abuse and t
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Show HN: Solvethemurders.com – AI murder mystery game
(solvethemurders.com)
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3y ago
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4y ago
Great call, many orgs in health tech use billing/procedure code embeddings to group, just like you're suggesting.
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4y ago
There is some duplication, where different networks under the same carrier could benefit from normalization, but in-general duplication isn't the primary issue. The data is partitioned for some carriers at the network level, but unless
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4y ago
It's very expensive, carriers have an economic incentive to simplify it and this is still where they end up. There are a long tail of provider circumstances that the single-payer model will need to figure out. Some examples: * Small ho
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4y ago
I work in data at https://www.carrumhealth.com/ , and I've been parsing this data for weeks. The transparency prices allow us to meaningfully negotiate with providers, and make tangible, incremental progress toward chea