nutanc

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by nutanc 2y ago
Hey, no problem on the language. Always happy for any thoughts :) We will open source next week. A couple of corrections: I never meant to say our method was superior. We have not done any benchmarks etc enough to write a paper. We have jus
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by nutanc 2y ago
Hey thanks. Yeah, even we felt it was very obvious and why no one has done this before :) Will share more details soon.
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A new semantic chunking approach for RAG(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
49 points by nutanc 2y ago|27 comments
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by nutanc 2y ago
Dammit, now bureaucrats in other countries will jump on this as they have something easy to copy and get ahead in their profession.
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by nutanc 2y ago
Actually what is also needed is a notLLMs.txt. robots.txt exists, but is mainly for crawling and also not sure anyone follows it or even if they don't follow what's the punishment.
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by nutanc 2y ago
Had tweeted about this sometime back. Found a component which was open source earlier and then removed and only minfied JS was provided. Give the JS to Claude and get the original component back. It even gave good class names to the compone
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by nutanc 2y ago
Talking in LLM parlance, you are put in a different context in the embedding space.
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AI Punk's Manifesto(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
1 points by nutanc 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Have we proven the infinite monkey theorem?
4 points by nutanc 2y ago|3 comments
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Media is lashing out at Perplexity for good reason(twitter.com)
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by nutanc 2y ago
This is awesome. Does Milvus lite also support binary embeddings?
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Getting a 6th grader to create a small math voice bot using ChatGPT
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by nutanc 2y ago
What about the privacy concerns? So basically I can just look at a couple of people talking and eavesdrop?
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by nutanc 2y ago
It's useful because you get to increase your startup valuation if you use "RAG".
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by nutanc 2y ago
AI in education will be the FSD in driving. Everyone thinks we are very close and the tech is just about there. 10 years later we will have made some progress but nowhere near the utopia promised. Education has a lot more edge cases than dr
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by nutanc 2y ago
> We offer Customers a choice around these practices. If you want to exclude your Customer Data from helping train Slack global models, you can opt out. If you opt out, Customer Data on your workspace will only be used to improve the exp
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by nutanc 2y ago
Yes. The component has this rule in place as thats how the educator decided to add the rule. But we are updating the component to include other options also.
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by nutanc 2y ago
Hey. Thanks for trying it out and for taking the pains to share your feedback. Have seen some places where the content mismatch is happening and the continuation is missing. What we have realized is that getting the content creators(math ed
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by nutanc 2y ago
This looks really cool. Possible to connect with you to see how we can also use this for https://books.innings2.com/demo . This is a free website for math content from grade 6-10th. This fits with our design philosophy. Want
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by nutanc 2y ago
Cool to see stuff like this which makes math fun for everyone. I love stuff like this because it brings together two things I love, math and programming. I mean textbooks are cool. But with the tools available to us we should be able to mak
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by nutanc 2y ago
It does not have to do with the book or any other medium. It comes from the learner. You are right about the problems mentioned. 1. Stuff does not have longevity. This is because most of the new tools are outside curriculum. This does not e
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by nutanc 2y ago
This was the core premise on which Innings2 books was made. In this day and age textbooks can be made interactive. So, the CBSE math syllabus (main syllabus in India) was made interactive for 6th to 10 grades. https://books.innin
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Binary embedding API for BGE embeddings(github.com)
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Collecting data for AI, an alternative way, using the community(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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AI and the art of doing with little-Part 2(gpt3experiments.substack.com)
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by nutanc 3y ago
The attempt is not to replace a particular neural network which has already been trained by using Sigmoid or Rel functions. If one does this then one would necessarily have to use non-linear maps. The whole point is that such a non-linear t
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by nutanc 3y ago
Unfortunately the source code is currently not open sourced. Some more details at ( https://www.researchgate.net/publication/370980395_A_NEURAL_... ), the source code is built on top of this. The approach is used to solv
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by nutanc 3y ago
Will add a lot more details next week. Have been postponing it for a long time.
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by nutanc 3y ago
Yeah, sorry, needed a much bigger canvas than a comment to explain. Let me try again. The example I took was to show mapping from one space to another space and it may have just come across as not learning anything. Yes. You are right it wa
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by nutanc 3y ago
We have been experimenting with the paper( https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372834606_ON_NON-IT... ). There is a mathematical proof that binary representation is enough to capture the latent space. And in fact we

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