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And where does this mention a constant mutation of urls as a mnemonic system as a substitute for a form submission to provide a service in 1-1 correspondence to another service?
URLs can be manipulated. It’s even encouraged.
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The questions would come from reading a paper in particular. Have a question? Ask away. That's how I'd use it personally.
What I'm trying to say is I'm not used to think that way. I can't think of a question to ask.
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What I'm trying to say is I'm not used to think that way. I can't think of a question to ask.
You never have any doubts or uncertainties while reading a paper? Was that always a thing for you or did that grow with experience?
The things I might be able to phrase into query is not something I trust the AI to be able to explain, like what are the downsides of the proposed algorithm for example (unless explicitly mentioned, which is seldom).
I guess I'll have to try to keep this project in mind next time I read an arXiv article, and give it a spin.
Very nice; appears to work well. Just an FYI that I did get a couple errors where the max context length was exceeded, one using the demo summarization task as the first query. I was using my own API key when the error occured.
Thank you! Thanks for pointing that out, since the underlying RAG is rather naive (simple embedding cosine similarity lookup, as opposed to knowledge graph / advanced techniques), I opted to embed both "small" (512 character and below) chunks as well as entire section chunks (embedding the entire introduction) in order to support questions such as "Please summarize the introduction". Since I also use 5 chunks for eac…
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URLs can be manipulated. It’s even encouraged.
Really? I thought it was recommended for URLs to stay static, as to not break old links.
Consider something like phpbb. There are thousands of instances in the world, all with similar URLs. You might have some management script or bookmarks that rely on this URL structure and you can just change the domain name to use them on a new site.
Ditto for discovering historical blog posts on a wordpress site. Or interacting with a Stack Overflow.
Awesome project. What metric and dimension size did you set on Pinecone?
Idk where this changing the url thing started but I really like it.
It bugs me cause it's kinda true but kinda misleading, I don't know if casual web users realize it's a whole different domain. Sometimes it's not important, sometimes it is.