The hottest Data retrieval Substack posts right now

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HackerPulse Dispatch 2 implied HN points 07 Feb 25
  1. DeepRAG improves how AI retrieves information, making it 22% more accurate than old methods. It helps AI decide when to use outside knowledge and when to rely on what it already knows.
  2. Heima's new idea, hidden thinking, speeds up AI reasoning without losing clarity. It helps the AI think more efficiently by using compact representations of its thought process.
  3. SafeRAG looks at the security of AI systems that use retrieval methods. It finds weaknesses that can be attacked, showing that even advanced systems need better protection.
Tribal Knowledge 11 HN points 17 Jul 24
  1. RAG provides context to an LLM by fetching data from various sources, not just vector databases. It can use any data store to enhance the language model's predictions.
  2. Context for an LLM can include system prompts, chat history, RAG, fine-tuning, and more. Any way to turn information into text can improve LLM performance.
  3. RAG can work with vectors, but it's not limited to them. By enabling the LLM to call functions, it can fetch data from a variety of sources beyond vectors, like relational or graph databases.
Bytewax 0 implied HN points 12 Oct 23
  1. Polling HTTP endpoints is crucial for real-time data retrieval in industries like e-commerce and finance
  2. Bytewax provides a mechanism for periodic input to efficiently poll and stream data in real-time from HTTP endpoints
  3. By leveraging Python scripts and Bytewax library, developers can build comprehensive data pipelines for real-time data processing
machinelearninglibrarian 0 implied HN points 02 Oct 24
  1. ColPali is a new way to search documents that considers both pictures and text, making it better for complex layouts compared to traditional methods.
  2. Qdrant is a special database that allows for fast searching of data using high-dimensional vectors, which can include multiple vectors to represent one item.
  3. Using techniques like quantization, Qdrant helps save memory and speed up searches, making it a powerful tool for managing large datasets like UFO documents.
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