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natsucks
3y ago
A key advantage of US over other imaging modalities is portability. A key disadvantage is resolution with depth. Tomographic ultrasound systems exist, but if one is going to go with a bulky machine you might as well go with CT or MRI.
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3y ago
i'm astonished that no one has created a well-functioning dumbphone that has what most people would agree upon as essential - things like maps, 2FA, encrypted messaging, tethering, android auto/carplay, etc.
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3y ago
Arguably the second culture is also built for leadership. Evidence can't tell you which direction to take a company in, and the person that decides on this direction needs to project confidence in others to instill it in others.
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3y ago
this. this right here.
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3y ago
important comment.
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3y ago
"In attempts to mitigate the dangers of memory unsafe code in C and C++, many software manufacturers invest in training programs for their developers. Many of these training programs include tactics designed to reduce the prevalence
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3y ago
Can you recommend a good alternative?
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3y ago
right. if that was real time, the latency was very impressive. but i couldn't tell.
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3y ago
or smartphone use, which is correlated with emotional dysregulation.
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3y ago
"if the first thing a company has to say about a product or feature is that it's powered by AI, that is a strong signal that it isn't actually very useful." i have a product team that is totally disconnected from the eng
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3y ago
Why no multi-turn evaluation? A lot of these benchmarks fail to capture the strength of ghost attention used in Llama 2 chat models.
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3y ago
What's holding me? People writing software who are choosing C/C++ for legacy reasons only.
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3y ago
can we just move on from C/C++ already
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3y ago
recently ditched Supabase for Weaviate. I was tired of the python bindings not keeping up, no hybrid search, slower search algorithms. Also Supabase has a lot of features that i just don't need.
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3y ago
It makes no sense to me why people want to run this model when it barely outperforms Llama 2 while being over twice the size.
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3y ago
Interesting. Do you think that points to the current limitations of RAG or a mismatch in what a user truly wants from search?
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3y ago
Do you know of a good example demonstrating RAG with query understanding via structured attributes?
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3y ago
So in your opinion what are some examples of highly effective RAG systems/implementations?
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3y ago
Author has a good point, but no mention of hybrid search? ...not that hybrid search solves everything.
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3y ago
curiously, they don't mention MMLU, which is one of the most commonly reported metrics for comparison.
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3y ago
exactly. i have a hard enough time running a 70b model at fp16. no way i attempt 180 without a significant performance gain.
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3y ago
that would be great. thanks. will do.
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3y ago
Just migrated from Supabase + pgvector to Weaviate hoping to take advantage of langchain.retrievers.weaviate_hybrid_search.WeaviateHybridSearchRetriever. Unfortunately i can't get it work asynchronously :(
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3y ago
i'll take this banter. it's fun. long live emacs.
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3y ago
The native bindings are...not great. Personally i use xah-fly-keys, but evil (vim) keybindings are popular.
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3y ago
hilarious.
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3y ago
I wonder if this is a good application for recently developed multimodal/vision-language models that demonstrate "emergent" properties like an ability to classify objects unseen in their training data.
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3y ago
As a reMarkable owner, I love it. I want it. gimme gimme gimme.
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3y ago
- After seeing how merely quantizing a model can make it go berserk, I have very little confidence I can fine tune an LLM and expect similar performance benchmarks. - A RAG-empowered LLM can tell you where the knowledge used to answer a que
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3y ago
not to mention staying true to their benchmarks...
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