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mrintellectual

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About mrintellectual

Director of Operations & ML Architect at Zilliz (https://zilliz.com). I love chess, deadlifting, and Elden Ring.

Website: https://frankzliu.com

Github: https://github.com/fzliu

Twitter: @frankzliu

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    Although a lot of folks are undoubtedly disappointed, props to Magnus for understanding that there are other great accomplishments to be had besides continuously winning the WCC. I…

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    I remember this from a while back - good to bring back memories. This may be a bit excessive, but using CLIP ( https://towhee.io/image-text-embedding/clip ) or some other multimoda…

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    Good catch on the disclosure, I edited my original comment to reflect this fact. On the topic of vector search, Milvus is another great vector database - it's open source and we pr…

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    Great article. We used something very similar to help implement simlarity search at Yahoo a couple years back ( https://yahooresearch.tumblr.com/post/158115871236/introduci... ). W…

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    Great article. I've been working in and around this space since 2014, and I think similarity learning, vector search, and embedding management will be a core part of future applica…

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    The list of projects seems to be at least partially based on https://github.com/RunaCapital/awesome-oss-alternatives .

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    My vote for worst CPU goes to the iAPX 432 (also not on this list).

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    The crux of the problem is not Luna itself, but the Anchor Protocol (19.5% yield), which enticed users to burn Luna by investing in UST through a, for lack of a better phrase, Ponz…

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