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skeptrune
3y ago
Holy hell this thing is awesome. I am incredibly surprised at how little code it took to achieve a MVP on this. Adding this to local docker image would make doing so many things easier during testing and local dev. Having it on CI actions w
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skeptrune
3y ago
Not quite something I would use, but I think it's a fun project. Good work guys!
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skeptrune
3y ago
This is incredibly close to the most useless AI product I have seen all year
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Web Scraping Using Rust
(itehax.com)
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skeptrune
3y ago
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skeptrune
3y ago
Very well thought out and educational blog for web-scraping with Rust.
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Adobe’s Photoshop on the web launch includes its popular desktop AI tools
(theverge.com)
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skeptrune
3y ago
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skeptrune
3y ago
Dude, this is awesome! I want to play it at work
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skeptrune
3y ago
Looking forward to support for tuning boomerang easily. The model itself is marginally interesting I guess. In most cases we need something open source and on our VPC for customers though.
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skeptrune
3y ago
This was fun for us to build and launch! The dataset is absolutely wild. Searching for Sex, Bill Clinton, or Scamming yields some hilarious results. We thought their recruiting practices were especially interesting.
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skeptrune
3y ago
Looks like the AirPods bit was removed. Are those still on offer? :/
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skeptrune
3y ago
Holy hell education is meaningless
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skeptrune
3y ago
You could just write "X topic with Y sentiment similar to foo/<vague-source>" into a search bar. Then, plain old vector distance on your data would find the chunks relevant. No need for generative AI. citation to prove
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skeptrune
3y ago
Can we talk about how dynamic chunking works by any chance? That is the most interesting piece imo. We have a similar thing (w/ UIs for search/chat) at https://github.com/arguflow/arguflow . - nick@arguflow.g
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skeptrune
3y ago
I don't know why you need the "ask chatGPT" piece. Why not just semantic search on the documents? What is the value add of generative output?
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skeptrune
3y ago
semantic search or rag. Other reasons are nonsensical
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skeptrune
3y ago
Hey, we have literally the same idea. Should get in touch. nick@arguflow.gg
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skeptrune
3y ago
This sucks
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skeptrune
3y ago
100%
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skeptrune
3y ago
If this is even close to Pitchbook, it's insane. Holy hell
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skeptrune
3y ago
It's much better to use something like bge-large-en - https://github.com/arguflow/openembeddings
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skeptrune
3y ago
What is the point of this if no RAG?
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skeptrune
3y ago
Does not work currently
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Show HN: Retrieval-augmented LLM debate opponent on DebateSum dataset
(chat.arguflow.ai)
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skeptrune
3y ago
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skeptrune
3y ago
We are building a semantic search platform if that's cool for you: https://matrix.to/#/!xMVJxEwSuqdUwCrAAA:matrix.zerodao.gg Rossman repair: https://matrix.to/#/!XoWpYPxjykSaCPYIfO:matrix.org
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skeptrune
3y ago
Pug is the most disgusting piece of sh* to ever exist.
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skeptrune
3y ago
Yeah, I'll add DC later today. It's not much work.
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Show HN: Aftertax.io – compare after tax+COL income across locations
(aftertax.io)
3 points
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skeptrune
3y ago
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Show HN: Arguflow-AI OSS AI Debate Coach with Actix-Web
(blog.arguflow.com)
4 points
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skeptrune
3y ago
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