resiros

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by resiros 2y ago
I expected to read about the methods used by the libraries to get the structured output and not a comparison of the language compatibility for each. Fortunately the same author have a blog post ( https://www.boundaryml.com/bl
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by resiros 2y ago
Agenta | Hybrid (Berlin) or Remote (CET +/- 5) | Multiple Roles | Full Time Agenta is an open-source LLM developer platform that provides all the necessary tools for rapidly building reliable LLM applications. Features include prompt m
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The Design of Everyday APIs (2022)(roguelynn.com)
166 points by resiros 2y ago|17 comments
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by resiros 3y ago
I do exactly that. Usually I quit one week before Ramadan. When quitting, it's common to get headaches. When quitting before Ramadan, you can alleviate it with a bit of Aspirin.
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by resiros 3y ago
Not really, and you would be surprised that you feel more of a lightness, clarity and not miserable. It's the same for running, it's hard, but you don't feel miserable when doing it.
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by resiros 3y ago
I quit Coffee one month each year (Ramadan while fasting). It has the effect of resetting my tolerance to caffeine. The first coffee after Ramandan feels more like Cocaine than Caffeine, almost like a superpower. However, I have to say, I
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by resiros 3y ago
I am biased, but I would use a platform and not roll your own solution. You will tend to underestimate the depth of capabilities needed for an eval framework. Now for solutions, shameless plug here, we are building an open-source platform f
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by resiros 3y ago
The paper is full of insightful parts. For instance, on challenge with LLMs is parsing the model output. The participants suggest that instead of forcing the model to return a JSON, it should be allowed to return the results in its preferre
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by resiros 3y ago
Shameless promotion, I might have the tool for that :) https://github.com/agenta-ai/agenta We're building a platform for evaluating prompts (and more complex LLM workflows). From what we've seen from users, t
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by resiros 3y ago
The code for the demo is open-source ( https://github.com/tldraw/draw-a-ui/blob/main/app/api/toHtml... ). The prompt they use interesting: You are an expert web developer who specializes in tailw
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by resiros 3y ago
Sounds very interesting. I am building an open-source LLM building platform (agenta.ai) and looking for eval approaches to integrate for our users. Do you have already a product/api that we could use?
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by resiros 3y ago
I'd add ours too, although we're trying to be an end-to-end one-stop platform. https://github.com/agenta-ai/agenta
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by resiros 3y ago
Can you add https://github.com/Agenta-AI/agenta (Agenta.ai) We're an open-source platform that includes prompt engineering, end-to-end evaluation (even for larger workflows with multiple-prompts and retrieval augm
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by resiros 3y ago
Great project! We're building an open-source platform for building robust LLM apps ( https://github.com/Agenta-AI/agenta ), we'd love to integrate your library into our evaluation!
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by resiros 3y ago
Shameless plug: we're are building in the same space. We built an open-source platform for experimenting and evaluating LLM applications. Compared to LangSmith we are framework and model agnostic and are self-hosted. Here is our repo:
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by resiros 3y ago
I believe the abstractions in Langchain are inherently flawed. The core problem resides in the composability of chains. While it offers a handy way to create prototypes, it becomes restricting when you desire to modify a specific element wi
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by resiros 3y ago
I know exactly what you mean. I worked for years in research in a problem I was not sure it could be solved. Here is the advice I could offer you: - Determine what is the problem. Easier said than done. You most likely don't understand
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In Context Learning in Context(thegradient.pub)
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LLM Foundry(github.com)
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LangChain taps Sequoia to lead funding round at a valuation of at least $200M(businessinsider.com)
1 points by resiros 3y ago|0 comments
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by resiros 4y ago
Congrats on the launch! Your product appears well-crafted and polished. I have a suggestion I'd love to share. As others have noted Type.ai doesn't seem to be highly differentiated from existing products like Notion AI, Lex, and m
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Recite: Recitation-Augmented Language Models(github.com)
1 points by resiros 4y ago|0 comments
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AI-powered code edits, explanations, code generation, error diagnosis in VSCode(github.com)
3 points by resiros 4y ago|0 comments
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by resiros 4y ago
Shameless plug here for those (like the author) who are using GPT in your projects and finding the costs to be too high. We're building an open source wrapper around ChatGPT that lets you use it programmatically as an API or from Pytho
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Wrong Sequences for Startups(matt-rickard.com)
2 points by resiros 4y ago|0 comments
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by resiros 4y ago
Tried to send you an email to bbyshayke@ but got delivery status notification
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by resiros 4y ago
Matplotlib is still by far the most complicated library I have used in my fairly long career (10+ years). I worked with pieces of software for molecular modeling with millions of lines of code that were easier to understand that matplotlib.
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The Unspoken Hard Bits of Bootstrapping (2020)(outseta.com)
2 points by resiros 4y ago|0 comments
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Automating a Podcast about Research Papers Using Twitter and GPT(twitter.com)
2 points by resiros 4y ago|0 comments
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by resiros 4y ago
Great job, I was doing it manually before! It would be nice if it would be possible to continue chatting with chatGPT after the summary. I always find it interesting to probe chatGPT about the article after summarizingi it

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