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Parent Document Retriever Now Available JavaScript Python
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We release parent document retriever in Python earlier this week, now available in JS Blends "small chunk size for embedding to capture semantic meaning" with "large chunk returned, to provide more context" OG tweet: https://
x.com/hwchase17/stat
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Keras Core Beta Achieves 100K Downloads and 136 Community Pull Requests
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We launched the Keras Core beta one month ago. Since then, the package was downloaded nearly 100,000 times and we received 136 PRs from the community. We've also made fast progress with the codebase in a short time. We're on track for the big release in a couple of months.
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LangSmith Newsletter Second Edition Highlights Community Growth
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We just sent out the second edition of our newsletter, and its fun to see the pace of the community We added two new sections ("Use-cases we love" and "Thank You's") to highlight this We also cover LangSmith updates like team support and our new cookbook repo
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HashiCorp License Change: Business Necessity Behind OSS Decisions
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I've worked for OSS companies for 20+ years. No one happily adopts a non-OSI approved license. It's a board-level decision,made after long deliberation. If Hashi is doing it, it's not bc "we want to be richer." It's bc of a serious risk to their ability to continue to fund sw dev
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Open Source Business Challenges: Cloud Vendors Impact
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Some don't like to press too hard on the reality of running an open source business, but it's hard and made 100X more so by some (mostly cloud vendors). You can shoot the messenger (in this case, @HashiCorp
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AMD AI Tools Company Startup and ROCm Usability Status
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Wasn't there someone who recently started a company around building AI tools specifically for AMD … and then gave up after like a few weeks? How useable is ROCm at this point? (I know PyTorch has support for it, but it is still experimental)
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Making AMD GPUs Competitive for LLM Inference with ROCm
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Making AMD GPUs competitive for LLM inference Worried about NVIDIA GPU shortage? This project aims to makes it possible to compile LLMs and deploy them on AMD GPUs using ROCm and get competitive performance. Article: https://
blog.mlc.ai/2023/08/09/Mak
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reddit.com/r/MachineLearn
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Cloud Companies Improving Open Source Support and Licensing
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Years later, some sw companies have gotten better at operating it and AWS (among other clouds) has gotten better at contributing to the sw. But there's still a gap and that prompts things like the BSL.
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Cloud Giants’ Advantage in Monetizing Open Source Software
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Years ago @timbray called out the divide between the cloud vendors (awesome at operating sw at scale) and others better at building sw. https://
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01x/2019/09/21/AWS-Open-Source-People
… That divide is challenging to navigate bc it's easy to feel ill-used by, eg, AWS for being better at turning oss into $$