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Comment #43896977
For some time, authentication was not part of the MCP. Now it’s there https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-03-26/bas... so I’m wondering what is being addressed in Kl…
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Comment #42444670
Thanks for sharing your blogpost. We had a similar journey. I installed and tried both Langfuse and Phoenix and ended up choosing Langfuse due to some versioning conflicts on the p…
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Comment #41267607
He hinted at wanted to be convinced to work at the company. It seems as if he wants people to just know he’s good and people offer him the job instead of applying for it. It’s a bi…
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Comment #40392468
From this interview https://youtu.be/Nlkk3glap_U?feature=shared it seemed Anthropic was focusing more on those topics rather than winning the race. He hinted at being “forced” by t…
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Comment #40195094
I was confused for a bit but there is no relation to https://haystack.deepset.ai/
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Comment #39843981
This technique had a very recent resurgence via https://txt.cohere.com/int8-binary-embeddings/ . Hugging face also covered the technique here https://huggingface.co/blog/embedding-…
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Comment #38581871
Could you give more details/resources on the distributed in cluster buildkit cache?
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Comment #38420642
Have you tried the arc browser? It embraces having lots of open tabs and organize them as you wish (or not) https://arc.net/
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Comment #38319069
Do you need to have the same number of positive and negatives? Is there any meaning of pairing a positive an a negative in the triplet?
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Comment #38247615
Out of curiosity, how does it compare to YouTube’s own generated transcripts?
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Comment #38061246
I wish they had cut all benefits from tier 3 companies only^[1] while leaving other tiers intact. Big tech salaries in Europe are already so much higher in comparison, that it woul…
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Comment #38061150
Are there any disadvantages of using let’s encrypt for certs? It would solve the renewal issue.
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Comment #37965183
We started with something like this as well. The problem is that the savings and disposable income will also be proportional. If the difference in salaries is large then it could s…
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Comment #37959235
Does splitting here mean each person pays half of the price of the shared item? If so that puts more pressure on the lower earner. One approach would be to put both incomes in a bi…
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Comment #37848142
FastAPI which is a python framework
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Comment #37835743
Maybe I didn’t explain the process correctly, we do generate the spec first, it’s just that the tool we use for creating the spec is the code that will later contain the implementa…
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Comment #37835588
Thanks. I missed this part https://openapistack.co/docs/openapi-backend/typescript/ so the types are generated for the backend to use. We’ve used API first approach before, but it …
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Comment #37835424
How do you make sure that the spec is in sync with the implementation?
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Comment #37396469
Thanks! It does clarify the difference.
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Comment #37396330
You can try the 3 methods: keyword, knn, and hybrid on a collection in the AI domain here https://search.zeta-alpha.com/ . YMMV sometimes knn has more interesting results, sometime…
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Comment #37312818
I feel like small formulas could clarify better these 2 fusion algorithms. I have read the article twice and checked some of the references and I’m still a bit confused how each of…
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Comment #37190755
I feel like something is missing. I see the positive feedback what what about the feedback after rejection?
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Comment #37153795
The answers so far tend to be either: yes, it’s very easy. Just follow a boot camp or books, transition at work by working close to a DS/ML team, etc., or no, you need lots of back…