Not sure why the downvotes - very useful context and phrased correctly as a question.

Does anybody know a good forum for discussing AI agent design? I have a bunch of questions, but too specific for the general LLM application communities.

Forum, no, but there's a Langchain Discord[1] that would probably receive it well.

1. Yeah, I know HN's feeling about discord and posted this anyway.

Autogpt subreddit and discord, and the babyagi discord

Neat! Do you happen to have the analogous similarity queries with a default embedding? Curious to see them side by side.

(I know I can reproduce myself and I appreciate all the code you posted there - thought I'd ask first!)

No, I haven't been disciplined enough to have good examples for that yet.

One of my goals right now is to put together a solid RAG system based on top of LLM and Datasette that makes it really easy to compare different embedding models, chunking strategies and prompts to figure out what works best - but that's still just an idea in my head at the moment.

> schema driven custom views for json data structures

Is there a React library that does this well?

I didn't follow this part:

> EdgeDB is essentially a new data silo whose type system cannot be used to serialize data external to the system.

I think this implies that serializing external data to zson is easier than writing an INSERT into edgedb, but not sure why that would be.

The % of the population over 65 is around 50% higher in Florida too. It's complicated!

Are the numbers current subscribers or new subscriptions?

Hard to speculate without comparing churn.

Off topic: what do you use for CMS? I like how the code blocks and graphs are integrated. Great post!

I use Squarespace to host my site.

Unfortunately it doesn't have native support for code highlighting besides html/css/js. I ended up using prism.js https://prismjs.com/ to highlight my code. The graphs are just screenshots that I've uploaded as pictures.

I recently went through the airflow docs for the first time - agree. But this comment thread has much more helpful than any of the docs!

That's not the 80/20 rule. There must be empirical estimates of that number.