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We built the hackathon idea we gave up on in 2011
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I really do agree. I was a lead Technical Architect and authority on behalf of HM Treasury for a while, and I will tell you this: this is just the tip of the iceberg in government procurement. I've witnessed faulty systems in DVLA, DEF
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I used to work in Spend Controls in Cabinet Office, so I got to see this across about 20 UK Government departments. It's a bit of a race to the bottom regarding outsourcing, there are good companies and there are good technologist'
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Yes, absolutely. Although that would require care and forethought regarding unintended consequences. Most roads will lead back to consultancies stepping-in because the government org will likely lack the skills. And it's very easy for
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I've worked on a variety of large UK government systems for the past ten years. This blog encapsulates the problem of writing government services/software, which often results in strange outcomes. Writing software for government i
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2y ago
Yes, but you could optimise the generated questions over time to reduce cache-misses.
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2y ago
The number of chunks would be the same regardless of either approach. The generation of questions can be done out-of-band by a cheaper model. Their current implementation approach seems to require some computation per request. It would be a
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Am I correct in reading that the RAG pipeline runs in realtime in response to a user query? If so, then I would suggest that you run it ahead of time and generate possible questions from the LLM based on the context of the current semantica
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I'm surprised that Nokia found out through the keynote presentation from Steve Jobs. LG and Prada announced their phone a little earlier and it had been shown already at the IF Design Awards a few months earlier. Google "LG Prada
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I'm surprised that Nokia found out through the keynote presentation from Steve Jobs. LG and Prada announced their phone a little earlier and it had been shown already at the IF Design Awards a few months earlier. https://en.
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I'm not sure why no one else has mentioned this, but "STOP" will only stop messages relating to that particular campaign. By sending "STOP ALL" it will stop messages from any campaign on that number.
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I'm surprised to learn that this isn't an open standard. E.g I must make an API call to a browser vendor. Is this a form of vendor lock-in?
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Pragmatism in Software Delivery
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What Is the Supercloud?
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Monoliths Are Good, but Not That Good
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Ted Lasso can’t teach you team management
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