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by zwaps 1y ago
Its laggy on mobile
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by zwaps 1y ago
Scrolling initially I thought: Design of what? On mobile, the showcase is also not really visible.
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by zwaps 1y ago
Define neoclassical economics beyond its use in the blogossphere
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by zwaps 1y ago
The reaction is utterly sound. What issue do you have with these very clearly laid out and logical reasons?
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by zwaps 1y ago
Interesting in the second graph, the countries which we traditionally consider to be well working societies are those where out-hate has not crossed in-love
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by zwaps 1y ago
Interesting to see this now launching, when most companies have their own customGPT solution and MCP makes headway towards decoupling the frontend layer. Data seems to be stored outside of the customers control, so this will be a difficult
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by zwaps 1y ago
There is a career book that makes a lot of good but extreme points. One of them is: technical ability is actively detrimental to your power and career. You have to spend time and energy on actually doing things, and every competent manager
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by zwaps 1y ago
I am so tired of these undifferentiated takes. These types of articles regularly come from people who don't actually build SCALE systems with LLMs. Or, people who want to sell you on a new tech. And the frustrating thing is: They ain&
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by zwaps 1y ago
Yes but that would be worse than many RAG approaches, which were implemented precisely because there is no good way to cleanly search through a knowledge base for a million different reasons. At that point, you are just doing Agentic RAG, o
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by zwaps 1y ago
Wait, this isn’t normal?
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by zwaps 1y ago
Why are Dutch or Swiss highways so much more pristine than French and German ones? Have you compared distances?
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by zwaps 1y ago
Why do you have to keep the dataset in memory? We had good distributed streaming datasets for a good while now, no?
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by zwaps 1y ago
In recent weeks, doing a deep research with gpt5 seems broken for me It usually looks at less than 20 sources. Basically, it has become useless. Conversely, just doing thinking or pro mode gives me hundreds of sources What gives?
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by zwaps 1y ago
At this point there's about a hundred (or more) years of research, experience, law etc. in competition policy. Competition doesn't necessarily just win in the mid-term. Competitions works - if the conditions are right, markets are
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by zwaps 1y ago
How does it look with ColBert style late interaction embeddings?
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by zwaps 1y ago
No one means Matryoshka embeddings when they talk about sparse embeddings. This is not pedantic.
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by zwaps 1y ago
if you manage to do this on ios I will give you money
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by zwaps 1y ago
I have applied O3 pro on unpublished abandoned research of mine that was never published and lives in an intersection that is as entirely novel as it's uninteresting. O3 pro (but not O3) was successfully able to apply reasoning and mat
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by zwaps 1y ago
You actually do not classify digits that didn't appear, you classify different pictures of digits that DID appear. Similarly, LLMs do not invent a new way of reasoning about problems or language. They do, however, apply these to unseen
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by zwaps 1y ago
Scale changes the performance of LLMs. Sometimes, we go so far as to say there is "emergence" of qualitative differences. But really, this is not necessary (and not proven to actually occur). What is true is that the performance o
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by zwaps 1y ago
The author seems to fundamentally misunderstand how MCPs are going to be used and deployed. This is really obvious when they talk about tracing and monitoring, which seem to be the main points of criticism anyway. They bemoan that they cant
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by zwaps 1y ago
I get the client part, great job! However, the agent is really just a wrapper of Langchain AgentExecutor. This doesn't seem like something someone would want to put into production.
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by zwaps 1y ago
Wasn't this already implemented in some agents? I want to remember I heard about it in several podcasts
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by zwaps 1y ago
Gemini loses coherence and reasoning ability well before the chat hits the context limitations, and according to this report, it is the best model on several dimensions. Long story short: Context engineering is still king, RAG is not dead
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by zwaps 1y ago
Very cool results, very comprehensive article, many insights! Media literacy disclaimer: Chroma is a vectorDB company.
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by zwaps 1y ago
It is true though. Like, literally. Why do you think it is called Lite?
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by zwaps 1y ago
Nobody said anything like this. I love hanging out in mixed groups. However, and this may shock you, I also love hanging out in non mixed groups. And they are not the same.
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by zwaps 1y ago
Interesting product idea. For technical knowledge I don’t see this working at all, maybe for organizational knowledge? Btw for larger European companies I think you will have a hard time due to trade secrets and privacy
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by zwaps 1y ago
If a competitor model is conspicuously absent, it is likely better
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by zwaps 1y ago
If you want this in numbers check the nolima benchmark

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