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Comment #48813657
I Have always found that acronyms are not the problem. They are necessary. However they become a problem when a lot of people start shoehorning them as attention targets instead of…
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Comment #48813616
dont pay any attention to the negative comments. u have done a good project.
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Comment #48747365
I like claude but they are not making it easy to keep that emotion. I am not sure if i will be their customer for long
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Comment #48683968
can u be more specific please
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Comment #48339240
Mcp works because it exposes primitives to agentic Loop and makes dynamic calls possible which would otherwise require very elaborate deterministic algorithms. I like to think of e…
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Comment #48112191
It's beautiful how the human mind can take something very obvious but overlooked and make it into this fantastic innovation. Fab stuff.
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Comment #47453305
Very well put. I love Claude but anthtopic as a company sucks.
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Comment #46497173
TL;DR The Problem: When your AI fails, "the algorithm did it" won't fly. Insurance, courts, and regulators need a human name. The Pattern: Ships got captains. Bridges got licensed …
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Comment #46351313
Thank you for the thoughtful comment. Your questions are valid given the title, which I used to make the post more accessible to a general HN audience. To clarify: the core distinc…
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Why “negative vectors” can't delete data in FAISS – but weighted kernels can
The fix for machine unlearning in vector databases turns out to be conceptually simple, but it requires changing the semantics of retrieval. Standard FAISS-style indices store vect…
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Comment #45643102
not sure why i m getting downvoted. Would love to have a technical discussion on the validity of my suggestions.
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Comment #45643027
Great work guys, how about we replace the global encoder with a Mamba (state-space) vision backbone to eliminate the O(n²) attention bottleneck, enabling linear-complexity encoding…
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Comment #44497991
i wonder how fast this would be when run on something like groq
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Ragged – Leveraging Video Container Formats for Efficient Vector DB Distribution
Hello HN community, Longtime lurker and really happy to be writing this post. I'm excited to share a proof of concept I've been working on for efficient vector database distributio…
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Comment #40140302
You have articulated what i have been feeling towards apple really well. I like their products But their philosophy and approach is not up to par