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doesn't collect prompts and there's a way to disable telemetry as well - https://github.com/lastmile-ai/aiconfig/blob/8a5a59d47cef474...

Yeah, it seems like it. It's nice to have a way to share your prompts + logic without asking others to compile and build your app.

Yeah, source controlling the configurations, then cross-collaboration on teams isn't supported, but something interesting to explore especially with engineers and PMs collaborating together on prompting.

JSON and YAML, but it also supports connectivity to a bunch of LLMs (including image models like Dall-e 3) and some prompt chaining.

Yeah, the post doesn't go into quorum decision making with the "monitoring node", which helps either enforce eventual or strong consistency. I've found that you typically want minimum 3 nodes + a monitoring node (or could be client side) to have a read quorum (at least 2 nodes have consistent data).

How does this compare to other vector search solutions (LanceDB, Chroma, etc.)? Curious to know which one I should choose.

This is great! Out of curiosity, what's the difference between choosing a dedicated vector database vs. a traditional database with vector indices (e.g. pgvector with postgres?

The intuition seems reversed for Math as a Habit. Doing math problems, then tying a reward to it to reinforce a habit is one approach.

I feel like given the broad nature of math, another approach might be to just integrate the math concepts and learning into already things that kids enjoy doing. Whether it's tying it into video games, sports, etc.

Will this get integrated into Stable Diffusion Web UI?

Unfortunately, I believe this is a common problem across most, if not all, tech giants.

Tbh, I kind of hope this doesn't take off. I feel like the Michelin Guide has polarized the restaurant industry and to get their 2nd or 3rd Michelin star they are focusing more on decor and decorum than the tasting menu dishes.

Nice work! Animation on the event reveal is smooth and responsive.

Does it integrate into existing calendar to make it more seamless to leverage the web calendar?

The catch was they are betting multiple farms. One farm for crypto, another farm for AI, and I'm sure they'll have another farm for another hyped technology.

Curious to know who patented this. LG has strong licensing rights on OLED, hence the Samsung branded QLED. It'll be interesting to see if display manufacturers try to purchase the rights to new display tech.