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more awesome stuff from @MisbahSy !
LangChain + @weaviate_io + @CohereAI = 😻
Did you know @CohereAI open-sourced 94 million vectors of Wikipedia embeddings from 10 languages? And @weaviate_io hosted 10 million of them to search for free?
With a few lines of code using @langchain you can retrieve them. But we face one issue, let's solve 🧵↓
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Here's all you need to learn to master @langchain. 🧙
• Indexes
• Agents
• Models
• Chains
Here's the breakdown (hope it helps!):
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Announcing Chart-GPT 1.0!
chartgpt.dev/
Sometimes I need to make a chart quickly, but it takes me 30 mins to find the tool, then format my data and yadda yadda yadda, now it takes me seconds!
It's free and open-source. Let's fix charts together for everyone!
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#LaunchWeek Day 2 – Serverless Search!
Easily add search to your application without spending time on integrations or managing servers.
It even supports fuzzy search, typos, and pagination!
buff.ly/40959b0
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Databricks just released Dolly 2.0, The first open source LLM with a free API available for commercial use!
The instruction-following 12B parameter language model is based on @EleutherAI pythia model family and fine-tuned exclusively on a high-quality human generated instruction following dataset, crowdsourced among Databricks employees.
databricks.com/blog/2023/04/…
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Just pushed a Chrome extension that brings the 🧨 of #ChatGPT to the #AWS #CloudWatch Logs Insights console.
Simply explain what data you want back and you'll get a (best effort) insights query. You'll often need to make tweaks, but it does a good job saving you a lot of typing/googling.
github.com/ljacobsson/cw-log…
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For anyone who thinks "authors don't matter for SEO"
Google launches perspectives, about this author and more ways to verify information searchengineland.com/google-…
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Blank page with an embedded tweet. How bad can it be?
JS: 1.5MB 🤯
PageSpeed score: 61/100 🤯
Time to Interactive: 9 sec 🤯
TBT: 1.7 sec 🤯
What hope does an average site have if a simple tweet requires MegaBytes of JS and seconds to interactivity?
mhevery.github.io/perf-tests…
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🔑 Huge news! Google’s announced that passkeys are available in Google Chrome 108. So we have iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Safari, and Chrome with support.
If you’re responsible for a website or app, or its authentication story, it’s time to look at passkeys. blog.chromium.org/2022/12/in…
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Server-rendering React is becoming popular.
Why? Performance.
Server-side rendering is faster because:
1. Fetches start earlier
2. Fetches run in parallel
3. Fetches on the server are faster
4. Less JS is sent to client
#react
ALT Client-side Rendering steps: User requests URL Download JS (react, react-dom, packages, etc) Parse JS (expensive) Execute JS Parent component renders useEffect fires and requests data Request completes, sets state Component re-renders and renders child Child renders Child useEffect fires and requests data Request completes, sets state Final render shows result Server side rendering steps: User requests URL Fetch data in parallel, on fast server connection Display server-rendered HTML Server render loads faster because: Fetches start earlier Fetches run in parallel Fetches on the server are faster Less JS is sent to client
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Excited for View Transitions? Here's the first demo of MPA support 🤩. Works *without* any JavaScript. With a little JS it's even fancier.
Big thanks to @jaffathecake for his work here!
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3/ The project officially started in mid-October with @Publico, @CondeNast, @Reuters, @GCVenturing, @EidosMedia, @standardnews, @LesEchos, @le_Parisien, @BrightSites, Mediahuis, & @NewspaperWorld joining the coalition.
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Today I learned about CSS selector stats in the Chrome trace with blink.debug enabled. See which selectors are increasing style processing time.
From Nolan Lawson's talk at #perfnow
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@PerfNowConf should you add fetchpriority=high on <link rel=preload> or on the actual <img>?
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Orphan pages are lonely. Give them some lovin'!
Here's a quick little thread on internal links, partially inspired by @NicheSiteLady.
🧵Continue reading this thread.
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Improving CTR is a great #SEO tactic for search results where ranks are good 🧵
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#CoreWebVitals outcome: lazyloading versus non-lazyloading your #LCP #image
👉 based on real #UX difference
👉 using @suxbyrumvision
👉 mobile 80p within an optimized shop for #pagespeed
👉 so that's a >1.5 second difference 😍
Next test: with + without fetchpriority
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Theathletic.com grew from an estimated 1M to 15M monthly visits from SEO within 2 years.
How?
By building team pages like theathletic.com/mlb/team/yan… that aggregate stats, news, and schedules.
