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yding
3y ago
Currently all of LlamaIndex's text splitters were/are Langchain compatible.
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yding
3y ago
This is really cool and a much needed contribution to helping LLMs run better on large code bases.
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yding
3y ago
Very cool Ishaan!
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yding
3y ago
Here's a stat I heard a few years back: WeChat has over 50% time share in China. Meaning people in China are on WeChat more than all other apps on their phones combined.
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Show HN: LlamaIndex.TS
(medium.com)
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yding
3y ago
Good job Will!
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yding
3y ago
Good job Yoko!
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yding
3y ago
Great to see Nigito. Brian, if you're reading this you still owe me a dollar from our bet.
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yding
3y ago
Max Dama used to have a blog. Don't know if it's still up or archived anywhere. The main aspects are: On the trading side, HFT is mainly about what's called "market microstructure." These are relatively simple thing
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yding
3y ago
Unpopular opinion: I see their point. When Larry Ellison created Oracle Linux, he said this explicitly: given RH's then model, Oracle can take RedHat's work for free and sell it for money.
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yding
3y ago
Saves the state money in upkeep, with the tradeoff being that the private nonprofit can set its own rules on access.
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yding
3y ago
Like many apps, Apollo had (a small number of) paid users and (a large number of ) free users. And because they were competing with the Reddit app (which is free) their pricing model was only $10/year. Reddit's changes would mean
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yding
3y ago
Cool! Would love to beta test with my 10 year old.
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yding
3y ago
Congrats to the Pinecone team!
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yding
3y ago
Helps when your boss is a prolific coder himself.
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yding
3y ago
You can spend hundreds of thousands trying to implement just SSR and still not get it working. (trust me) For what Vercel is, it's a steal.
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yding
3y ago
OK technically not Vercel, but https://next-auth.js.org/
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yding
3y ago
khalidx listen to swyx. If you need help, let me know.
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yding
3y ago
Yes, although we haven't added authorization yet. This is the simplest I could get it: still uses the OpenAI npm package and doesn't need streaming: https://github.com/yisding/gpt-edge-test If you want to try
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yding
3y ago
Yup! Not just Vercel. The entire industry is on the GB-s billing model, which doesn't make sense if you're just waiting for requests to come back and forth.
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yding
3y ago
Very cool! Hopefully we can all use these in the future for commercial and open source projects.
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yding
3y ago
Great! Vercel edge functions are my preferred deployment for OpenAI calls now.
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yding
3y ago
It gets worse with eval.
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yding
4y ago
Congratulations Harrison, Ankush, and team. I first heard about Langchain at the Scale hackathon when I think it was Colin who was like “half the people are using Langchain” and I was like whatchain? Amazing trajectory!
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yding
4y ago
Very cool! Amazing work.
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yding
4y ago
I have lots of Indian and Indian American friends and coworkers. Not once have they suggested that we hire someone on the basis of caste or not hire someone on the basis of caste. I'm not saying caste discrimination doesn't exist,
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yding
4y ago
Thanks! Makes sense! It was a long day, but one of the most fruitful ones I've had in a long while.
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yding
4y ago
I literally learned prompt engineering from you for the first time two days ago (thank you btw! it was great!) But didn't you mention that there may be some ways to isolate the user input, using spacing and asterisks and such? I agree
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yding
4y ago
It's a reference to Brendt Christensen.
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yding
4y ago
Great job! Really inspiring.
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