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Malp

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About Malp

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    There are! Chroma has Context1, SID has SID-1, and you'd actually be surprised at how easy it is to post-train your own with pretty good pass@ recall@ ndcg@ etc. There's also Horne…

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    Comment #48087926

    This looks great, will beta test over the coming weeks.

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    Comment #46743517

    Very interesting! Have you considered posting this to HN (again - looks like it was when it first came out & 2 years ago)?

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    Comment #43320624

    This is some solid work and a great blog post to go hand-in-hand with. Wow.

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    Comment #42558733

    Awesome to see the progress made by Alex, highly recommend watching the linked talk for people interested in any of Ruby, (AoT) compilers, and MLIR (which I haven't seen used too m…

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    Comment #42509125

    Just-in-time compilation of Ruby allowing you to elide a lot of the overhead of dynamic language features + executing optimized machine code instead of running in the VM / bytecode…

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    Comment #41166184

    I recommend trying out Quiche Browser on iOS, or Orion from Kagi- both will support Kagi as a search option. Spotlight search still goes to Google, but I find that acceptable.

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    Comment #38644684

    Ditto, this seems to have some parallels to the neurosymbolic ideas being explored by Lab V2 at ASU

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    Comment #37860983

    Both are written in Crystal, interestingly enough

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    Comment #37860924

    I had similar thoughts about a year ago. My experience is that the results are that good, though sometimes there are changes under the hood which lead to poor or limited results- i…

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    Comment #36763091

    Happy to see this here; I found it to be a fun language to prototype reasonably performant things in + for learning about certain data structures. I expect to see the comments talk…

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