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Chess Kingwalk
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A $3500 GPU requirement is far from democratization of AI.
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Zilliz also raised $60M, although it was last year before the ChatGPT hype. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220824005057/en/Vec...
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Imo the most advanced vector DB out there is Vespa https://vespa.ai/ . Harder to set up than wrappers like Chroma, but very powerful.
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GPTCache: Semantic Cache for LLM Queries
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Summary of Michael Lynch's Hit the Front Page of Hacker News Course
(coursemaker.org)
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Rethinking Batch Normalization (2019)
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Prompt engineering is a band-aid fix for the real underlying problem (one we can't solve) - all human languages are inherently vague and prone to a variety of different interpretations.
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ImmortalDB: A resilient key-value store for the browser
(github.com)
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With all this GPT hype, it's good to see some good old fashioned hardware making the top page of HN.
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I wonder how well this performs over standard GPT-4 with domain knowledge injected in as prompt.
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I wonder how much of this is a byproduct of school administrators themselves not understanding algebra.
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Cosine Implementation in C
(github.com)
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Linus Torvalds on C++ (2007)
(harmful.cat-v.org)
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Time to Post to Hacker News
(blog.rmotr.com)
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Pinecone Deleted My Indexes
(twitter.com)
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ARM going public in New York
(ft.com)
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What kind of severance package was offered?
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I died a little inside when I saw the GameCube listed. Surprised it's considered vintage now.
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Atherton rips up some multifamily housing plans
(sfchronicle.com)
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FAISS is open source and highly extensible. I don't think it would be very difficult to build atop it.
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If an engineer or product manager working there mentions it in a casual setting, I'm inclined to believe them. If an founder/executive says it, it's a tossup. Why? Look at companies like FTX.
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Just out of curiosity - how do you know this if you don't work there?
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I imagine OpenAI is probably collecting a massive dataset of "false" responses (from the general public's use of ChatGPT and Bing) and fine-tuning GPT-3.5 with it. The rich keep getting richer.
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I'll believe it once Pinecone becomes open source. This lack of transparency is why I prefer other vector databases such as Vespa, Milvus, etc. Edit: While I do appreciate Pinecone's free tier and understand that it's great f
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Anybody who has gone to college knows that students say dumb stuff - it's a part of the learning process. So long as it's not physically or psychological harmful, I think folks should let it play out. Healthy normalization is bett
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Powering AI with Vector Databases: A Benchmark
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Uberman Sleep
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There's some comments pointing out that this is a dupe of recently posted articles. The fact that this keeps coming to the front page of HN goes to show you how scummy this behavior from Andreessen is.
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If code and methodology is what you're looking for, there's some great open-source vector databases out there. Milvus: https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus Qdrant: https://github.com/qdrant
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