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monatis

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About monatis

AI Researcher, Google Developer Expert on Machine Learning. Making LLM customization uncool again at https://altai.dev

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    isanagent is opensource! I implemented an always-on and autonomous ML engineer that works 24/7 to conduct research, generate datasets, train models, learn and evolve. Works on Cola…

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    Yeah this is one possible way to generate grounded an"responses" in Afterimage. To accomplish context augmentation when generating a response, it allows to use different RAG strate…

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    We kept running into the same exact bottleneck with fine-tuning and evals: You have the source documents, and you have the base model, but you usually don’t have the actual convers…

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    Show HN: 2.4x faster baai/bge-M3

    We published a a distilled version of baai/bge-m3 with 8 layers. It provides 2.4x higher throughput with Pearson Cosine = 0.9691 and Spearman Cosine = 0.965. It quickly became our …

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    Show HN: One-liner CLI for batched PDF-to-Markdown at $1 per ~6k pages

    Extracting clean text from PDFs is still a mess. Tools like dockling and marker do a decent job—but they’re slow and resource-hungry. pymupdf4llm is fast, but it’s AGPL-licensed, w…

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    I implemented CLIP inference in plain C/C++ with no extra dependencies thanks to the great work in GGML that powers llama.cpp. It can work with models from both OpenAI and LAION. I…

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    Similarity search becomes a part of many technical stacks. Qdrant can be deployed as a service for fast, lightweight and filterable vector search. It's opensource, and you can also…

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    Great work, congrats. You might be already familiar with Qdrant, but feel free to reach out to me if you'd like to get help testing or discuss anything around it.

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    Some loss functions such as ArcFace loss and CosFace loss enforce the encoder model to organize their latent space in such a way that categories are placed with an angular margin f…

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    The main idea is to train a deep learning model to encode a high-dimensional sample to a low-dimensional vector in a latent space. Then it can be used in various downstream tasks s…

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    There's study here: http://cs230.stanford.edu/projects_spring_2021/reports/57.pd... Basically, you can collect text from different authors, then you can use authors names as labels…

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    I'm one of the authors of Quaterion and also a contributor of TF Similarity. First of all, Quaterion is based on PyTorch. From a more technical perspective, TF Similarity is curren…