You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
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Re: You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
#2No embeddings, just a bag of words vectorisor.
Re: You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
#3@cheikhdev - No one is going to read this with all the LLMisms. If you want to write for developers (and soon everyone else in the world) - you'll have to use your own sentences. Use the LLMs to brainstorm, outline and check grammar - but all the sentences - write those yourself. It'll be 10x better, I promise.
Re: You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
#4@cheikhdev - No one is going to read this with all the LLMisms. If you want to write for developers (and soon everyone else in the world) - you'll have to use your own sentences. Use the LLMs to brainstorm, outline and check grammar - but all the sentences - write those yourself. It'll be 10x better, I promise.
II appriciate the feed back but 've essentially promoted myself to an editor. Where liteagent.cloud gives me 20 - 30 ideas and I pick the best ones and proof read for coherence.
The process is not as simple as prompting, each post takes atleast 48 - 72 hours to polish and submit
Re: You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
#5No embeddings, just a bag of words vectorisor.
Use a model. Knowing how it works with a simple example is cool though
Re: You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
#6@cheikhdev - No one is going to read this with all the LLMisms. If you want to write for developers (and soon everyone else in the world) - you'll have to use your own sentences. Use the LLMs to brainstorm, outline and check grammar - but all the sentences - write those yourself. It'll be 10x better, I promise.
II appriciate the feed back but 've essentially promoted myself to an editor. Where liteagent.cloud gives me 20 - 30 ideas and I pick the best ones and proof read for coherence. The process is not as simple as prompting, each post takes atleast 48 - 72 hours to polish and submit
Great if that works for you I guess, but it doesn't work for a substantial portion of your potential readers. I will not read it - AI writing style makes me nauseous.
Re: You can build an AI agent's memory layer with only Go's standard library
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
II appriciate the feed back but 've essentially promoted myself to an editor. Where liteagent.cloud gives me 20 - 30 ideas and I pick the best ones and proof read for coherence. The process is not as simple as prompting, each post takes atleast 48 - 72 hours to polish and submit
Great if that works for you I guess, but it doesn't work for a substantial portion of your potential readers. I will not read it - AI writing style makes me nauseous.
Im still refining it. I ll keep this in mind for future posts.