Nicolay Gerold

Red blood cells turn over roughly every 120 days. They offer many interesting more long term biomarkers for health (e.g. Omega-3 index).

If you cannot decrease your stress levels over long periods and maintain bed sleep, once you relax you might crash due to the loss of adrenaline. Tackykinin is our internal punishment signal that makes us more fearful, paranoid and impairs our immune system. It is released when we don’t spend enough time with people you really trust, doing things... See more

Microalgae oil for DHA Omega-3s.

Bulletproof React 🛡️ ⚛️

A simple, scalable, and powerful architecture for building production ready React applications.

Introduction

React is an excellent tool for building front-end applications. It has a diverse ecosystem with hundreds of great libraries for literally anything you might need. However, being forced to make so many choices can be... See more

Causal Ranker: A Causal Adaptation Framework for Recommendation Models

Jeong-Yoon Lee, Sudeep Das

Most machine learning algorithms used in personalization and search, including deep learning algorithms, are purely associative. They learn from the correlations between features and outcomes how to best predict a target.

In many scenarios, going beyond... See more

You can think your way into solving a deterministic system, but you cannot think your way into solving a probabilistic system.

The first thing that I want to call out is that deterministic software has edge cases, while probabilistic software has long tails.

I find that a lot of junior folks try to really think hard about edge cases around... See more

• Query the RAG anyway and let the LLM itself chose whether to use the the RAG context or its built in knowledge


• Query the RAG but only provide the result to the LLM if it meets some level of relevancy (ie embedding distance) to the question


• Run the LLM both on it's own and with the RAG response, use a heuristic (or another LLM) to pick the best answer

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More than reading popular books on Design Patterns, two things that helped me write and structure a large codebase better were

reading a lot of good open source codebases (with similar stack)coding and collaborating a lot on the same codebase

I understand the importance of reading general-purpose design patterns, but they might not suit your... See more