The legendary researcher behind the classic "Faith and Fate" paper has dropped a new paper on compositionality! I can't wait to dig into this. @nouhadziri is one of my absolute fave thinkers in this space so I have a feeling this will be a classic too…
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Consumer Hardware Compatibility: Quad RTX 4090s PCIe Performance
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Exciting! How well does this work on consumer hardware – e.g. quad 4090s with PCIe x16?
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Golang compatibility concerns with Textualizeio platform choice
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If you use golang then you don't get to use @textualizeio
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Documentation Pages Designed Specifically for LLMs
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We also write some docs pages specifically designed for LLMs — more concise and code-heavy than when we write for humans. E.g
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Curating llms.txt Files for Optimal LLM Usefulness
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The idea is that llms.txt is manually created/curated to have the exact info an LLM would find most useful. It's a bit of work to get right, but in my experience it's extremely helpful in practice (all our projects have carefully written llms.txt files).
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Python Tool for Inlining Links in Documentation Files
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If you want to full set of info, we recommend using the python tool we provide to create a version of the file with the links inlined, and tell your users how to use it. E.g we do this for fasthtml.
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LLM Context Limits: Performance Degradation Beyond 100K Tokens
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For small/simple tools, you could just dump all the concise needed info straight into llms.txt, but for larger systems it might not fit even in 200k tokens. Also, all current LLMs degrade a *lot* beyond 100k tokens in practice.
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LLMs Agentic Search Design with Descriptive Links
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It was written on the assumption that LLMs would use an agentic-search approach to follow the links that seem most useful. That's why each link has a description of what's there, so the LLM knows where to find the info it needs.
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Government Should Not Restrict Educational Content Access Online
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I'm not that keen on the idea of restricting my daughter from being able to learn from 3b1b, Professor Dave, Eddie Woo, etc… And especially not keen on the government trying to enforce that. If some parents want to do that for their kids, then sure go ahead.