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No fine tuning yet. I was going to look into that but I think over avenues are more fruitful. RAG, GRAG and function calling for example.
by langcss 2y ago
No fine tuning yet. I was going to look into that but I think over avenues are more fruitful. RAG, GRAG and function calling for example.
- splittydev 2y agoOf course, a well-crafted prompt and RAG or other means of retrieving relevant information can work very well. The reason why I was asking is that as a potential customer, I kinda feel cheated reading about a langcss.fast model that doesn't actually exist. I don't think there's any need for putting this misleading (well, actually not even misleading; just plain wrong) information on the website, to make potential customers think you've trained a custom model on tailwind etc. Honesty is a very attractive selling point, at least to me, and I'd bet it is to others too.
- langcss 2y agoAh I see. The idea behind the model name is to kind of abstract away so the user needs to think less (why was it Llama last week and now it is Mixtral). I have updated the UI to make it more obvious what the model is. I am happy for people to know how the sausage is made and go direct to that provider if they don't see value in the UI. I might write an architecture post one day too.