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Conducted a comprehensive benchmarking study to evaluate various open source and OpenAI Large Language Models (LLMs) in the context of question answering systems over documents. This blog aimed to assess the performance of these LLMs in diverse scenarios, including their reasoning abilities, comprehension of linguistic nuances, and capability to handle queries in specialised domains. The goal was to identify the strengths and limitations of each model, thereby guiding the selection of the most effective LLM for specific question answering applications

Have you ever agonized over the correct semantic version bump for your next project release or found it painful to align releases on GitHub and npm? Use semantic-release & friends and diverging versions, incorrect semver bumps, and laborious manual releases will be things of the past.

Join us on a journey into the future of data integration, where large language models (LLMs) hold the key to revolutionizing the process. Discover how LLMs can seamlessly unify diverse data from various sources and formats, enabling more accurate analysis. Explore intriguing experiments showcasing their ability to generate human-like text for integrating disparate datasets. Uncover future considerations and challenges, including flexibility, reliability, and security.

Ever wondered how JavaScript, a single-threaded language, manages to pull off asynchronous tasks? In this blog post, we’ll break down JavaScript’s asynchronicity using a playful analogy. Discover how the 🧵 waitperson seamlessly coordinates with a ⚙️ kitchen, 👩‍🍳 kitchen assistants, and a 🛎 counter to serve your requests while keeping the show running smoothly. Discover the secrets behind steps that can happen in parallel and the importance of not giving the 🧵 waitperson long tasks. Ever wondered why some websites freeze? Find out here! 🤓

At foobar Agency, we are holistic problem solvers. But wait, problems are not only a negative thing. While decreasing sales, bottlenecks in a conversion funnel, and dysfunctional processes are all examples of negative problems – problems can be positive too. For instance, how can a new business model be successful? How can a new product be successfully brought to the market? Yes, these are also problems that one needs to solve. By being able to address and solve these kinds of problems, the outcome can be incredibly positive.

This tutorial shows how to build something straightforward in Notion: a database. We will use the Notion API and any form that can submit a POST request.