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by autogn0me 22d ago
It seems not many RAG compare themselves across the same benchmarks. https://ggozad.github.io/haiku.rag/ Does an ok job. The part I don’t see being discuss is the whole RL agents writing code to perform RAG queries. I
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by autogn0me 3mo ago
Response dangerously lacks whimsy
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by autogn0me 3mo ago
Any thoughts on https://github.com/dylan-sutton-chavez/edge-python or http://edgepython.com/ ?
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by autogn0me 7mo ago
Almost had this with dart
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by autogn0me 8mo ago
https://github.com/ggozad/haiku.rag/ - the embedded lancedb is convenient and has benchmarks; uses docling. qwen3-embedding:4b, 2560 w/ gpt-oss:20b.
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by autogn0me 9mo ago
Lance graph?
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by autogn0me 9mo ago
Agreed. I feel like dart is where Python was 20 years ago. It’s exciting and its integration story is taking off.
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by autogn0me 10mo ago
Yes check out haiku-rag benchmarks and evaluations
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by autogn0me 10mo ago
What we use: - https://github.com/ggozad/haiku.rag Why? - developer oriented (easy to read Python and uses pydantic-ai) - benchmarks available - docling with advanced citations (on branch) - supports deep research agen
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by autogn0me 10mo ago
?
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by autogn0me 10mo ago
Asciidoc
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by autogn0me 10mo ago
I would like to point out that asciidork provides ability to get AST representation of asciidoc. It’s very nice package. Not the author but have used it. https://github.com/jaredh159/asciidork
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by autogn0me 1y ago
can you be more specific about this?
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by autogn0me 2y ago
How does the js compilation compare to dart?
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by autogn0me 2y ago
Unlikely to be authentic for 250$ for sure no provenance
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by autogn0me 2y ago
Wow
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by autogn0me 2y ago
If you’re in tech and “inside the loop” driving isn’t a problem. You can use a scooter. If Houston could fix its air quality and climate (100F w/ 90% humidity for 4 months:year) - it would be much more attractive. It’s brutally hot - i
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by autogn0me 7y ago
Thinking is required but knowing your thinking is the first step. We slip into thinking without knowing and that is the problem. How many hours does the depressed person wallow? Enjoying the trauma they control in their mind as they &quo
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by autogn0me 7y ago
I would imagine he is referring to attaching your self-worth to external objects. External objects can change and if you lose such an anchor that you have made a pillar of identity - one can become destabilized. Some personalities/mi
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by autogn0me 8y ago
This is a fantastic story. Parker's Back, as well.
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by autogn0me 9y ago
good country people
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by autogn0me 9y ago
Is it? Or is he a monster who brought 5 beings into a existence of suffering? https://www.samharris.org/podcast/item/is-life-actually-wort...
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by autogn0me 9y ago
What about the original "challenge" website? http://www.pythonchallenge.com/
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by autogn0me 9y ago
How many plumbers, carpenters and electricians do we need?
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by autogn0me 9y ago
They could have just asked the Dutch if this was going to work.
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by autogn0me 9y ago
Sam Harris said it well, "We spend our entire life seeking out pleasure and avoiding pain." In my opinion if you are going into solitude for avoiding pain - the pain will continue. Like others here have posted: your heart (emotio
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by autogn0me 9y ago
Jim has been saying this for past 6-8 years. He will eventually be right.
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by autogn0me 10y ago
Agree, storing binaries in database is generally a bad idea. It would be a really miserable idea if it were being done without a sane persistence API. In the Python world, ZODB - http://www.zodb.org/en/latest/ is