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Swiftide 0.31(github.com)
1 points by timonv 1y ago|1 comments
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by timonv 1y ago
Just released Swiftide 0.31 A Rust library for building LLM applications. From performing a simple prompt completion, to building fast, streaming indexing and querying pipelines, to building agents that can use tools and call other agents.
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by timonv 1y ago
Hey everyone, Just shipped a major release for Swiftide. Swiftide provides the building blocks to build composable agentic and RAG applications. Shoutout to wulawulu for contributing a Kafka integration! <3 A major new staple is a straig
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Releasing Kwaak with Kwaak(bosun.ai)
2 points by timonv 2y ago|1 comments
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by timonv 2y ago
Kwaak is an open-source app that can run multiple, autonomous coding agents right in your terminal
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Building fast, reliable and simple AI agents in Rust with Swiftide(bosun.ai)
2 points by timonv 2y ago|0 comments
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by timonv 2y ago
Cool, that's a fun read! I recently added sparse vector support to fastembed-rs, with Splade, not bm-25. Still, would be nice to compare the two.
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by timonv 2y ago
I've worked with C++ in the past, it's subject to taste. I like how Rust's rigidness empowers rapid change _without_ breaking things. Besides, the ML ecosystem is also very mature. llama.cpp has native bindings (which Swiftid
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by timonv 2y ago
Core maintainer of Swiftide here. That's a fair comment! Additionially, it's interesting to note that almost all the time is spend in FastEmbed / onxx in the Swiftide benchmark. A more involved follow up with chunking and tra
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Swiftide 0.12(bosun.ai)
1 points by timonv 2y ago|1 comments
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by timonv 2y ago
Excited to announce that Swiftide, a Rust library for building RAG applications, can now do hybrid search with Qdrant, supports filters in search, load parquet files for indexing (i.e. from HuggingFace) and is a lot faster.
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Swiftide 0.9, a Rust native library for building LLM applications with RAG(bosun.ai)
2 points by timonv 2y ago|1 comments
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by timonv 2y ago
Swiftide, a Rust native library for building LLM applications with RAG, now has Lancedb, Fluvio and RAGAS support
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Swiftide, Paving the Way for Retrieval Augmented Generation Applications in Rust(bosun.ai)
3 points by timonv 2y ago|0 comments
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Building a code question answering pipeline with Swiftide in Rust(bosun.ai)
3 points by timonv 2y ago|0 comments
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by timonv 5y ago
Salonized | Software Engineer | ONSITE, VISA | Amsterdam, Netherlands | https://jobs.salonized.com Salonized is the Benelux' leading software provider for Salons to manage their appointments, customers, checkouts and online
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by timonv 8y ago
Salonized | Software Engineer | onsite | full-time | Amsterdam, Netherlands We help making running a salon easy. Sounds boring? Heck no! We have the happiest customers, fantastisc design challenges, high quality demands, a development first
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by timonv 8y ago
Salonized | Software Engineer | onsite | full-time | Amsterdam, Netherlands We help making running a salon easy. Sounds boring? Heck no! We have the happiest customers, fantastisc design challenges, high quality demands, a development first
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by timonv 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Netherlands, Amsterdam | REMOTE | Travel possible I help startups translate their business ideas into a viable product. I fill the gap where companies miss a technical lead, give advice as a third party and help execute. Over
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by timonv 8y ago
I've had the XPS13 for 1,5 years now, came from 10 years Mac, running Linux for the past 4 years or so. Generally I'm very happy with the laptop, build quality is great, linux support is spot on, even slack works decently on Linux
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AMD Announces Deep Learning Hardware(videocardz.com)
5 points by timonv 10y ago|0 comments
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by timonv 10y ago
I can vouch for this. Keeps the mind strong as well. Never have backpain and completely fixed my (mild) kyphosis. Additionally: * Try to keep about 20% tension in your abs/core all the time. Even when sitting. Punch your SO in the bell
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by timonv 10y ago
Impressive! It works really well. Has anyone set it up with ctrlp in vim? I have `rg %s --files --color=never`, which works, but shows an empty white line at the prompt, so I need to use a cursor to jump to the desired file.
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by timonv 10y ago
I currently have it hooked up into Ansible, which generate a cert automatically for each domain we load balance (in Haproxy). It works very well, although wildcards would be much nicer.
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by timonv 11y ago
From a culture where drugs aren't very much taboo (Dutch), I'm very interested in the (scientific) positive effects of hallucinogens. There seems to be more and more research going on in this, for many taboo, field with very inter
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by timonv 11y ago
There are some parties / persons in Dutch politics who refrain from healthy discussions and just money grab with popular and sometimes hate inducing statements. It so happens that they disregard any privacy, as well. I call them douche
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by timonv 11y ago
This statement was made early December. And I think it does deserve some nuance: Minister Steur (Security and Justice) this monday said, representing the second chamber, that "laws that prohibit encryption are not desirable at this ti
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by timonv 11y ago
Oh amazon please get your naming right. Why does every service have to be named so utterly confusing? I was expected some kind of cloud NLP library. Would have been cool. Out of curiosity, does anyone have a real life example where they sen
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by timonv 11y ago
It's not a single country. There's different ideas, ideologies and beliefs all around. Conservative Dutch versus conservative Italian is quite different. > 2. European money appears to be more dominated by old money / aris
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by timonv 11y ago
I did not know that about CTEs. Thanks!

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