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bendyBus
1y ago
"If your task can be expressed as a workflow, build a workflow". 100% true but the thing all these 'agent pattern' or 'workflow' diagrams miss is that real tasks require back-and-forth with a user, not just a R
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LLMs and business logic: reliable agents at 78% lower LLM costs
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Show HN: Stop building "Agents" and ship LLM-powered chatbots that work
(rasa.com)
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bendyBus
3y ago
This is nice. Pulling data from an API and putting it in a SQL database should be a simple everyday task but the tools for this are 99% massive overkill. Great to see a simple library for a simple job.
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Show HN: Rasa X – Algorithms alone won't solve conversational AI
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Rasa raises $13M Series A led by Accel for open source conversational AI
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Attention in Conversational AI and Learning Reusable Patterns
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Rasa raises $1.1m to grow its natural language understanding for businesses
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Supervised Word Vectors from Scratch in Rasa NLU
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bendyBus
9y ago
The Rasa Core framework has been in development for 1.5 years, so we're incredibly excited to launch it & make it accessible to everyone. We wanted to make Machine-Learning based dialogue usable for as many developers as possible.
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Rasa Core: Throw away your state machine and use ML-powered dialogue
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bendyBus
10y ago
we could integrate with other backends, including NLTK & coreNLP. The stanford stuff is under GPL though, prefer to promote startup-friendly licenses.
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bendyBus
10y ago
yes! Docker Cloud isn't quite working yet but the Dockerfile should work :)
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bendyBus
10y ago
currently there are no built-in entities like dates, times, locations etc. But really keen to set up a way for users to share models, and that would definitely include these things as well
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10y ago
yeah you're quite right, intents are built with a bag of words model & doesn't take order into account. Entity extraction does though. If you find a case where word order is really important for getting intents right I'd
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Do-it-yourself NLP for bot developers
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Show HN: SlackMoji – snapchat meets slack
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11y ago
I'm gonna clean up the code a little bit and then make it public. It's written in scala using Play! framework and Akka.
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Show HN: Cartman – a slackbot to remind your teammates to give you input
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11y ago
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11y ago
and aloo how was the search quality? We noticed delays for up to 0.5s today because of heavy traffic. When things get quieter that should improve dramatically. Cool input on the onboarding. We found it took quite a bit of work to make a rea
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bendyBus
11y ago
will check that out! thanks
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Show HN: Treev – Search Bar for Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, and Trello (Chrome)
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12y ago
Everything non-linear is linear to a first-order Taylor expansion. Hence why you can evolve small perturbations, the same thing is used for explicit numerical integration of non-linear equations.
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12y ago
I am indeed concentrating on the types of companies YC would invest in. I don't know anything about lifestyle businesses but what you say sounds reasonable.
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bendyBus
12y ago
I would assert that a recent graduate who wants to be an entrepreneur is mostly doing themselves a disservice by studying those things. It focuses your thoughts on how to run a business rather than how to solve a problem or turn an industry
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12y ago
Point taken. Education is of course a valuable thing - but a year's worth of instruction on entrepreneurship after you've already got a degree?
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12y ago
I would suspect that this is non-obvious to people who view YC as a structured, semi-guaranteed route to success, the way many people view a degree from a prestigious university. I know many people who are 'interested' in startup
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bendyBus
12y ago
(1) Surely culture and technology stack are reasonably independent of the dimensions considered here (2) Wouldn't you agree that this asks an important question which is currently absent from the hiring conversation? (3) Even if the sp
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12y ago
Good point, but I could imagine certain shapes becoming very recognisable after a while. Ensuring the ordering is such that a 5-1-5-1-5...pattern is unlikely, since these spiky shapes will all look the same. And yes the angles don't ca
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bendyBus
12y ago
I've had to spend money at various points getting documents drafted which, like this, are pretty much cut & paste anyway. I would just like to see MORE of this. Recently came across lawbite https://www.lawbite.co.uk/
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