alexrigler

Combining regex filtering with semantic ranking using multi-vector embeddings has yielded good results for me. I use ColGREP from the LightOn team asa daily driver - https://github.com/lightonai/next-plaid/blob/main/colgrep/RE...

hmmm 20x Max plan on 2.1.111 `Claude Opus is not available with the Claude Pro plan. If you have updated your subscription plan recently, run /logout and /login for the plan to take effect.`

This is a fun blast from the near past. I helped organize the PyTorch NYC meetup where Ed presented this and still think it's one of the best technical presentations I've seen. Hand drawn slides for the W. Wish I recorded :\

AgentKit and Inngest are awesome. Thank you @tonyhb and the Inngest team for building such an amazing DX.

I've been testing Inngest realtime with AgentKit and it's an awesome combo already despite being a few weeks old.

I highly recommend the Inngest demo checking out their SWE bench example and the E2B example (https://github.com/inngest/agent-kit/tree/main/examples/e2b-...) to build a network of coding agents. I've also got this working with Daytona sandboxes.

Some feedback: - Would love an llms.txt for your docs like https://developers.cloudflare.com/agents/llms-full.txt - clear way of accessing realtime publishing from within AgentKit.

Thanks for the feedback, I can do a better job at communicating the offer and value. Charging through the Cal link does make it seem like a pricy meeting.

We're confident the $2500 ticket to board will end up giving every one of our customers an insane return on investment.

Great to see this here! Unfortunately I didn't get to record it but Edward presented these slides wonderfully at the PyTorch NYC meetup [1]. If anyone is in New York we're trying to host monthly events. We're mostly focused on technical deep dives. All are welcome!

(1)[https://www.meetup.com/PyTorch-NYC/](https://www.meetup.com/...

Great to see another one of these resources. I'd highly recommend checking out NLP-progress [1] and Papers with Code [2] which I've found to be excellent resources.

[1] https://nlpprogress.com/ [2] https://paperswithcode.com/

I've found the Mode Analytics course to be quite useful : https://community.modeanalytics.com/sql/tutorial/introductio...

The HackerRank SQL challenges were also helpful in getting some extra practice: https://www.hackerrank.com/domains/sql/

Finally, this Quora post will also point you to some useful resources and has some great tips that I'm working through now: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-learn-SQL

Really like the idea. Messages wouldn't go through though after a few interactions and couldn't submit a bug.

There is clearly a need for dialogue after such a divisive campaign, it would be even better before people cast ballots though. The media clearly don't help facilitate interaction between different elements of society, but rather act as an echo chambers for a lot of people. Whether it is The Guardian, Washington Post or Fox News and Breitbart. I'm British and was surprised by Brexit, however this didn't catch me by surprise. Such a huge disconnect has formed in both the US and UK. Although there are valid concerns as to how we implement dialogue the potential is huge. If we don't take these attempts seriously we risk becoming so polarised that ugly outcomes will be guaranteed.

This just brought a huge smile to my face! Reminded me how connected we all are in this world. Curious to know how many of the 260K + users that were on as I was came from HN. Perhaps incorporate a visualisation of where users are from.