Personalized Arxiv feed
I built a system that allows you to create a personalized feed or search over recent listings. I use a two tower architecture with a preference model and a re-ranker.
https://t.co/92kDbSIHZu
@mickeyxfriedman I tend to agree. I've churned in the past from similar when I've found the work/community empty so to speak. But I don't think the community needs to be what brings satisfaction in the work
@simonsarris Unfortunately the friction is the reason to upgrade. In these the core functionality is the loss leader. Is editing the core functionality of the app?
Most of what they tested was almost certainly in the lexical regime (which is basically BM25 with data governed weighting rules).
True Semantic search has never been tried
We tested 25 approaches to MCP tool search, including decision models, LLMs, and embeddings. Our benchmark runs 150 search queries against 536 tools.
We settled on weighted BM25 with a few normalization rules. Fast, local, no model or API calls.
Jev's pricing matches really well with a serving cost of 0.01255 (or half) which puts margin at 50 - 75% assuming 60% operational load across GPUs.
For opensource to be competitive it needs to hit < $0.01/mtok. Luckily this is easy