tylersuard

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I made a neural network that I can train using my fingers(medium.com)
2 points by tylersuard 3mo ago|1 comments
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by tylersuard 3mo ago
I made a neural network with physical knobs on it so I can get the feel for training a network.
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I made a game that teaches you how AI works(github.com)
2 points by tylersuard 3mo ago|1 comments
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by tylersuard 3mo ago
Learn how AI works by training your own neural network by hand.
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Agentic Internet Protocol (AIP), an agent-only web built from small text pages(github.com)
4 points by tylersuard 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tylersuard 8mo ago
Hi HN, I built a draft protocol called AIP (Agentic Internet Protocol). The premise: instead of trying to make agents use human websites, build agent-only websites from the ground up. In AIP: - each “page” is a small plain-text node (no HTM
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by tylersuard 1y ago
Thank you for the correction. I just assumed that the problems with the software were down to laziness on behalf of the devs, but from what you are saying, the devs are overworked already and are not able to get to the features that would m
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Why I Hate Azure with a Passion(medium.com)
15 points by tylersuard 1y ago|10 comments
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by tylersuard 1y ago
Blog-rant about how much I hate Azure.
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Show HN: MCP-123, a 2-line MCP server/client (Windows-friendly)(github.com)
14 points by tylersuard 1y ago|1 comments
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by tylersuard 1y ago
For other students reading this, here is how you can work as a software developer with no experience: start your own company (just make a website for it) and work as a freelancer on freelancer.com or fiverr.com. Take on clients but charge
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by tylersuard 2y ago
Ah, sorry, I forgot to mention it. The title will be "Enterprise RAG: Scaling Retrieval Augmented Generation"
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by tylersuard 2y ago
Great, thank you! The main program is hosted on Azure Web Apps, the search is Azure AI Search, we use AutoGen for the agents, and we use OpenAI for the generation. Azure has a lot of tools that support AI and search, so we use those too.
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by tylersuard 2y ago
Ok so the company has like 20 databases, plus over 100,000 pages of PDF catalogs. We tried using agents to query the company's SQL databases, but that took 30 seconds each call, and that is unacceptable because we wanted to return an
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by tylersuard 2y ago
First of all, great question. Second, we use a search service, and vectors are treated as supplementary to the text search, so chunking doesn't matter as much. We will usually take an entire PDF page and embed that, no matter what str
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by tylersuard 2y ago
We have tests in place to make sure every function, every search is working, otherwise things won't deploy. We do have a dashboard with usage etc., but I have not spent much time looking at it. I think we just count broad usage acros
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by tylersuard 2y ago
EXCELLENT question. We tried about 5 different ways of retrieving data, and we found that what works best for us is a search-as-a-service. We use Azure AI Search, but there are lots of other ones out there, including Google Vertex AI Searc
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by tylersuard 2y ago
How to start small in a very specific area: 1. Write down a list of 10 to 20 questions that you want your RAG to be able to answer. Then write down the correct answers next to each question. If you don't know the correct answers, ask
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Ask HN: Lessons from Building a Fortune 500 RAG Chatbot (50M Records in 10–30s)
19 points by tylersuard 2y ago|15 comments