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Show HN: GPT-Powered Cmd+K for any Website
(eazyrag.com)
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Show HN: Chat History-Aware Rag Bot in 2 API Calls
(eazyrag.com)
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On the Creativity of Large Language Models
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RAG: Let ChatGPT handle the formation of contexts
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Retrieval Augmented Generation in the Browser
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I might be wrong here. I just know some product quantization techniques, but you can reduce the index by a lot! However, from my research, the more size you reduce, the more retrieval quality is also reduced. Quoting from https://
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You don't need Langchain, here's how to do RAG without it
(vigneshwarar.substack.com)
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Show HN: Dead simple API for Retrieval Augmented Generation
(eazyrag.com)
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Interesting! If anyone is seeking a math formula for primes, here is one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Formula_for_primes There is also a good YouTube video that explains this: https://www.youtube.com/
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Geometric constraints on human brain function
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Happy to see my favorite extension on HackerNews! I have been using this extension to learn French, and it works quite well for me.
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3y ago
I am not sure. The thing I want to build is far different from ChatGPT plugins. Could you please be more specific? Why do you think ChatGPT plugins would be direct competitor?
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Thanks, updated.
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I laughed out loud after reading your comment. I did not put a lot of thought into designing the logo. Thanks for the video.
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Thank you so much!
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3y ago
Thanks for your feedback. The LLM part is a bit buggy since I rushed its release. Currently, I am rewriting the entire LLM section to ensure that it is both fast and reliable. May I ask how many queries you would like before signing up?
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Thanks! I found one annoyingly low-quality site in the Grasp search results, which came from https://www.protocol.com (a news website). By default, outgoing links from news websites are not considered while building the network,
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3y ago
By default, Grasp uses the HackerNews network, which is built from the top sites from HackerNews. Here is a page about how it works: https://usegrasp.com/how
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3y ago
I'm not aware of any other products, but I think the Bing Custom Search API might be able to solve your problem. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/bing/apis/bing-custom-search...
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Yes, absolutely, it will be our next feature! Link to my related comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35826540#:~:text=Yes%2C... .
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Hey, could you please link the search results page? I'd be happy to take a look and remove any commercialized sites from the network. The best part about this idea is that if there's a low-quality site, we can block the previous n
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As of right now, the Grasp Network builder won't consider outgoing links from UGC (User-generated content) websites such as Reddit, Twitter, etc. as it would bring in junk, as you mentioned. I am maintaining a full list of UGC sites.
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LLM part is currently under load. I am currently doing a full rewrite for it, which will improve its speed and reliability.
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Could you please share the specific error message you are facing, perhaps from the console?
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Thanks! I still remember the day I saw your project on HN [1]. Your work encouraged me to start exploring my search engine ideas. I can't believe you are commenting on my work. 1 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2
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Yes, this is going to be our next feature. In fact, this is the exact idea that I prototyped a couple of months ago using Twitter data, but we are completely off from Twitter now [1]. 1 - https://twitter.com/Vignesh_warar&#x
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Agreed. There is room for different plans, but we want some search metric to define the pricing. On a side note, I truly did not want to put up a paywall. But, it is necessary to support our servers.
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Yes, the search results are a combination of our own index and a third-party index, but our future goal is to be fully dependent on our own index.
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Thanks, updated.
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Show HN: A search engine for your personal network of high-quality websites
(usegrasp.com)
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