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kapitalx
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About kapitalx
Co-author of Principles of Chaos Engineering - https://principlesofchaos.org/
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Comment #47371304
Fixed some bugs and much more stable now. https://github.com/doctly/switchboard/releases/tag/v0.0.8
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Comment #47365931
Thank you. Yeah I looked at a few, another one is air.dev. The problem is they are recreating the actualy coding pane. Switchboard runs terminal directly.
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Comment #45426958
https://doctly.ai We're building Doctly.ai - PDF Extraction with AI. We started out with document conversions to Markdown but quickly realized that most use cases were for JSON con…
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Comment #45426587
Check it out at https://doctly.ai
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Comment #43974604
This is approximately the approach we're taking also at https://doctly.ai , add to that a "multiple experts" approach for analyzing the image (for our 'ultra' version), and we get …
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Comment #43551815
To be fair, they didn't include themselves at all in the graph.
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Comment #43551762
In addition, gemini Pro 2.5 does really well with bounding boxes, but yeah not open source :(
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Comment #43551756
If you're limited to open source models, that's very true. But for larger models and depending on your document needs, we're definitely seeing very high accuracy (95%-99%) for dire…
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Comment #43368479
I'll dig deeper into your code, but scanning your post does look like your are addressing this. That's great. If I do find anything, I'll share with you for comments before I publi…
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Comment #43367886
Exactly. You still have to be explicit in order to remove bias. Either by sorting the keys, or looking up specific keys. For arrays, I would say order still matters. For example wh…
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Comment #43367384
Great list! I’ll definitely run your benchmark against Doctly.ai (our PDF-to-Markdown service) specially as we publish our workflow service, to see how we stack up. One thing I’ve …
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Comment #43307123
Customers are willing to pay for accuracy compared to existing solutions out there. We started out in need of an accurate solution for a RAG product we were building, but none of t…
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Comment #43284408
Looks to be API only for now. Documentation here: https://docs.mistral.ai/capabilities/document/
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Comment #43284342
We've been getting great results with those aswell. But ofcourse there is always some chance of not getting it perfect, specially with different handwritings. Give it a try, no cre…
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Comment #43284314
Yes I used the API. They have examples here: https://docs.mistral.ai/capabilities/document/ I used base64 encoding of the image of the pdf page. The output was an object that has t…
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Comment #43284206
Great question. The language models are definitely beating the old tools. Take a look at Gemini for example. Doctly runs a tournament style judge. It will run multiple generations …
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Comment #43284169
Haha for sure. Naming isn't just the hardest problem in computer science, it's always hard. But at some point you just have to pick something and move forward.
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Comment #43284063
We'll definitely be doing more tests, but the results I got on the complex tests would result in a lower score and might not be worth the extra cost of the judgement itself. In our…