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Chris Laffra

@laffra

Engineer. Author. Mentor. #c4e

Katılım Şubat 2009
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Lifesaver
Lifesaver@Lifesaver_Coach·
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Chris Laffra@laffra·
The Amsterdam Founder's Dinner was a great experience. I am so glad I went. I made new friends, got helpful advice, and saw inspiring demos of new startups at the Amsterdam Startup Meetup. It was packed, with people even standing outside in the cold. Cool!
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Chris Laffra@laffra·
@fluosite The Amsterdam Founder's Dinner was a great experience. I am so glad I went. I made new friends, got helpful advice, and saw inspiring demos of new startups at the (packed) Amst❌rdam St❌rtup Meet❌p that followed it. Standing room only (outside actually).
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Chris Laffra@laffra·
I am leading a C4E masterclass on Nov 5 in Alkmaar, another in Amsterdam on Nov 7, and attending three meetups on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Let's meet there so you can hear how the masterclasses went.
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👩‍💻 Paige Bailey
👩‍💻 Paige Bailey@DynamicWebPaige·
"@Sourcegraph's use of Gemini 1.5 long-context models drastically reduced the overall hallucination rate (the generation of factually incorrect information). The hallucination rate decreased from 18.97% to 10.48%, a significant improvement in accuracy and reliability." 💕💻
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Google for Developers@googledevs

🤝 We teamed up with @Sourcegraph, the creators of Cody AI, to see how long context improves their AI coding assistance. Cody's performance with Gemini 1.5 Flash's 1M context window saw improvements across key benchmarks. Explore the results → goo.gle/3AmlylP

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Chris Laffra@laffra·
Friday 6PM Meetup: Here I will demo #PySheets, so you must come to this one 🤓. "Amsterdam Startup Meetup", The Hacker Building, Herengracht 551 · Amsterdam, NH. meetu.ps/e/MFvsL/6wNBs/i
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Chris Laffra@laffra·
Thursday 6PM meetup: "Beyond the Database: Architecting Scalable Data Platforms for the Cloud", Snowflake Amsterdam Office, Gustav Mahlerlaan 300-314, 1082ME Amsterdam. meetu.ps/e/NCbbM/6wNBs/i
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Real Python
Real Python@realpython·
🎧 We speak with author Marwan Alsabbagh about his book "Build Your Own Robot - Using Python. Listen to the full episode on your favorite podcast client! - Happy Pythoning! #python #podcast
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Chris Laffra@laffra·
The open-source #PySheets project now comes with an easy-to-run set of tutorials to explain the basic, intermediate, and advanced features offered by this innovative, re-imagined Jupyter Notebooks solution. Try the tutorials now at: #tutorials" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/PySheets/pyshe…
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Chris Laffra@laffra·
Another day, another meetup in Amsterdam. This one is hosted by JetBrains Datalore and PyData Amsterdam. Rogier Verlinden and Jesse Koreman of Adyen, Bas Stinenbosch of ABN AMRO Bank, and Jodie Burchell of JetBrains gave engaging talks.
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iSAQB
iSAQB@isaqb·
Don't miss the 6th episode of our interview series! 🙌 gotointerviews.isaqb.org In this video @laffra explains why he thinks communication skills are even more important for developers than their actual code. He also reveals how to get promoted at Google and other big tech companies. 😁 Stay tuned for the next interviews that will be released every Friday! 🙃 #isaqb #interview #speakerinterview #interviewseries #ChrisLaffra #softwarearchitecture #GOTOAmsterdam #GOTOConferences
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Erik Meijer
Erik Meijer@headinthebox·
Rx anyone? ;-)
LlamaIndex 🦙@llama_index

Today we’re excited to introduce @llama_index workflows - a new event-driven way of building multi-agent applications. Model each agent as a component that subscribes to events and emits events; you can build complex orchestration in a way that’s readable, Pythonic, and lets you take advantage of batching, async, and streaming. Graph/Pipeline-based approach had limitations: We didn’t get here overnight. In fact we launched our Query Pipeline abstraction earlier this year which was an attempt at LLM orchestration through DAGs. But as we tried to make it better we noticed a bunch of issues: ⚠️ The orchestration got baked into the edges and made the code unreadable/cumbersome to write ⚠️ There were too many edge cases once we added loops, hard to reason about ⚠️ It was hard to debug when things went wrong. Towards Event-Driven: In an event-driven architecture, the component subscribes to events and you are responsible for writing Python code to handle these events! This gives you a fully async framework. What you can do with this: You can orchestrate anything from advanced RAG (query-rewriting, reranking, CRAG) to multi-agent systems What’s Next: Workflows is still in beta, but we’re working it hard to make it the default way of orchestrating within LlamaIndex. Another next step is to have a native integration with llama-agents - translate your multi-agents into services! Stay tuned. Blog post: llamaindex.ai/blog/introduci… Core Module Guide: docs.llamaindex.ai/en/latest/modu… RAG Guide: docs.llamaindex.ai/en/latest/exam… Agent Guide: docs.llamaindex.ai/en/latest/exam…

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@levelsio
@levelsio@levelsio·
Why is there no app that runs on your server and checks your slowest SQLite queries and automatically adds indexes? Why is it not part of SQLite? I keep having to find slow queries myself and then add indexes Seems obvious this should be automatic?
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