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Tenevil(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by rvrs 3y ago|1 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
I worked on CI @ FB for multiple years before leaving last year. >what does Meta’s CI infrastructure look like? At it's core is a broken mess of Hack classes that I consider to be some of the worst code at the company. This, of cour
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by rvrs 3y ago
"Passing CI" is a low bar -- it is only a single layer of defense. Moreover, code has syntactic properties that aren't necessarily evaluated by CI. My comment claimed that there are readability and usability concerns with unf
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by rvrs 3y ago
>It's work in progress. We're working on getting it finished. So finish it and then I will merge your PR ;) What's the use of putting it in master if it's not finished? It's the author's responsibility to ge
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by rvrs 3y ago
>The relationship between ef_construction and m is the reason ef_construction is required to be 2x the value of m >So, long-story short, keep the numbers relatively small because the quality improvement isn’t worth the performance hit
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OWASP Top API Security Risks – 2023(owasp.org)
90 points by rvrs 3y ago|4 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
This is tangential, but another issue I've had with existing vector databases is write throughput. Weaviate and Pinecone build an index immediately after the creation of a "table" (or rather, the analogue thereof) and this ma
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Kay: Data API Built for Rag(kay.ai)
3 points by rvrs 3y ago|0 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
IIUC Anyscale is managed Ray, and also works on Ray full-time. However Ray is open source and you can run it yourself. It's fairly easy to get started with, too.
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Untied Airlines: A Personal Perspective(untied.cr.yp.to)
2 points by rvrs 3y ago|2 comments
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by rvrs 3y ago
Not everybody wants or needs to be an entrepreneur
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by rvrs 3y ago
What's wrong with just using Torchserve[1]? We've been using it to serve embedding models in production. [1] https://pytorch.org/serve/