Is anyone using MIDI controllers in their IDE? As a DJ this always made a lot of sense to me but with all the new AI workflows (suggestions, reviews, …) I want this modality more than ever.
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some pros & cons - bluesky's treatment of archived content is pretty confusing, but also preserving content from twitter so i can delete my tweets is very alluring
if you're reading one of my bluesky posts (bloops) and it seems dated, plz check the archived tag, i've just imported a bunch of tweets and a lot of them are actually from 2017 or 2018 instead of now
I suspect that the 'archived from' feature of bluesky is not visible enough in the main feed. When this was written, it was true! 🤣
Thank you for sharing! ❤️🐢
every day i learn something new and bad about typescript
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Memory agents are the best way to reduce LLM hallucinations to almost zero. Our frontier research in making RAG easy to build, deploy, and scale has helped both startups and enterprises build phenomenal agents.
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I'm a hundred percent sure — you'll love using Memory Agents by @LangbaseInc, especially how simple it is to use them with our API or AI Studio.
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How do Memory Agents work?
1. Upload your data
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Memory Agents = LLMs augmented with memory (long-term)
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Memory is the universal constraint of every LLM.
LLMs don't know much about your business or are stuck in the past.
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This is insanely powerful yet supa simple!!
LLMs do NOT have memory. Langbase Memory agents fix that.
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I loved this conversation with Seph! He worked on Google Wave over 10 years ago which was a huge inspiration for me. Seph also recently published the eg-walker paper which we also talk about.