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The Superconductor Sensation Has Fizzled, and That's Fine(scientificamerican.com)
16 points by roseway4 3y ago|1 comments
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HNSW Merged into Pgvector(github.com)
3 points by roseway4 3y ago|1 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
Fantastic news. Postgres is becoming a compelling vector DB for many use cases.
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by roseway4 3y ago
No. The FresnoBee is a legitimate news organization and the story has been reported on by other news orgs. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/officials-believe-fresn...
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by roseway4 3y ago
As I mentioned elsewhere, there's more to vector database selection than raw performance: Developers leveraging their existing experience with Postgres, existing infrastructure investment (often in managed Postgres on AWS/GCP etc)
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by roseway4 3y ago
This is comparing apples and oranges. You've pointed to some technologies from vector database vendors. Neon isn't a vector database vendor. They're a Postgres vendor. The objective of pg_embedding, pg_vector, and others is t
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Show HN: Zep – pgvector-based memory store for LLM apps(github.com)
6 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
Kismet this is published today. We've just announced Zep's[0] new Document Vector Store[1] built on pgvector, and the embedding model we ship with is all-MiniLM-L6-v2. Very fast, low-memory, and surprisingly performant. Our focus
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by roseway4 3y ago
Johannesburg has municipal natural gas lines. They’re more likely to be the culprit here than sewage.
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Zep: A fast, async memory store for LLM applications(github.com)
3 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
It's been identified. Reddit FTW. :-) https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments/1515q3w/found_on_a_b...
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A Survey of Embedding Models (and why you should look beyond OpenAI)(getzep.com)
1 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
When you say “our model”, are you using a custom LLM for completions vs OpenAI or other LLM vendor?
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by roseway4 3y ago
Looking at the playground, it appears the few shot examples in the prompt and CFG are duplicative. What is the relationship between the two? When you say in another comment that using OpenAI functions to output JSON is a waste of tokens, ho
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by roseway4 3y ago
What “better model”? If you’re referring to whatever LLM GPT-4 was before RLHF, by what measure might this model be better? As I pointed out above, what OpenAI is selling is “best” for their customers.
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by roseway4 3y ago
I’m increasingly seeing ChatGPT as a single LLM application being conflated with an entire domain or industry. And plenty of schadenfreude. Including many comments on this site. The universe of LLM-driven applications is rapidly expanding,
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by roseway4 3y ago
Caveat emptor indeed. LLM-as-a-Service vendors know their customer and this customer’s needs. It’s not you. They’re selling an API to companies for whom safety and governance are part of the value proposition. As others have mentioned, the
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by roseway4 3y ago
As the Wikipedia article mentions, we’ve already done just this with the JWST…
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by roseway4 3y ago
I stand corrected. Sometimes my cynicism gets the best of me ;-)
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by roseway4 3y ago
Bard's multimodal abilities are impressive. It's worth noting that PaLM 2 does not offer multimodal capabilities, and your experience here, as you suggested, likely leans on Google's long history of building search across bot
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by roseway4 3y ago
Well, it is a round-up of their venture investments in the space ;-) If you're looking to self-host chat memory rather than go all in on Supabase, there's Zep: https://github.com/getzep/zep Full disclosure: I
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Using OpenAI Functions and Langchain to Extract Structured Data from LLM Apps(getzep.com)
2 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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Toxic ‘forever chemicals’ taint nearly half of U.S. tap water, study estimates(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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Using OpenAI Functions and Langchain to Extract Data from LLM Conversations(getzep.com)
1 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
tl;dr the presence of exactly the same gene in reproductively isolated species has puzzled scientists for some time. The example cited were two different very cold water fish which both have exactly the same “antifreeze” gene. This research
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Virus-like transposons cross the species barrier, study shows(phys.org)
20 points by roseway4 3y ago|16 comments
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Building an LLM App Intent Router with Langchain and Zep(getzep.com)
2 points by roseway4 3y ago|0 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
A rambling screed. The article does include some interesting historical nuggets, but gets too hysterical for my taste when discussing present Silicon Valley.
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Eugenics, Environmental Ruin, and Surveillance: The Story of Silicon Valley(thenation.com)
2 points by roseway4 3y ago|1 comments
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by roseway4 3y ago
PurpleAir?

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