Andrii Horbokon

.NET Developer, ML enthusiast

[Modular @Modular]

Mojo 🔥 1.0 is in beta! Beta 1 marks the first step towards finalizing 1.0 later this year, which will bring a new level of language stability. The beta lands safe closures with a new capturing syntax, conditional trait conformance, and major variadic improvements. Plus, Mojo has its own home at https://t.co/j3TzPUkEDr.

[Antoine Chaffin @antoine_chaffin]

The new generation of open state-of-the-art single and multi-vector retrieval models is here

It's time, DenseOn with the LateOn 🎶

@LightOnIO releases models that leap past existing ones, and everything you need to do the same!

[Raphaël Sourty @raphaelsrty]

Hi, we are releasing ColGrep 1.2.0

ColGrep now incorporate BM25 trigrams to further enhance our multi-vector models using hybrid search.

Now, ColGrep print relative paths by default (fewer tokens per result)

Exact same features as GREP

Improved CUDA usage and installation

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@airshaped You can have Google AI Pro for a year as a student for free

[NASA @NASA]

Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.

Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: https://t.co/rzM1P0QbOl

[Leland McInnes @leland_mcinnes]

EVoC is a library designed specifically for fast clustering of high dimensional embedding vectors. It can produce high quality clusters extremely efficiently, and requires little to no hyperparameter tuning.
Better clustering than UMAP + HDBSCAN; faster clustering than KMeans.

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@AntonMartyniuk @pavle_dav Try also EF.Constant(list).Contains, then your list is included to query itself, instead of JSON parameter, and index should work well too

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@Hesamation @AnthropicAI @bcherny You mean zed?

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@kjrjay @charliermarsh How?

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@fchollet I am going to start with Mojo, it looks like it's the most future proof

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@vyrotek I wish we had let in C#, mutability by default feels weird, but yeah var all the way, type inference is a good thing

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@vyrotek @NotNordgaren I use msbuild-based SQL projects now in Rider, in process of migration to SDK-style, both are supported

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@AntonMartyniuk If controllers are high cohesive first option is actually less bloated, because it's almost same dependencies in all actions

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@RyanRodemoyer2 Your are performing sqrt in the loop

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@Aaronontheweb Yes

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@svpino I wonder how it feels compared to Marimo

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@0xSuperQuant @brodriguesco Do you still need polars for performance if using cudf?

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@mjovanovictech @AntonMartyniuk Both Azure SQL and SQL 2025 support vector search

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@MaleManlpulator @ja3k_ Maybe there's no projection, 2d plane + 3d colorspace

[Andrii Horbokon @dotnethero]

@MarceloE2K @AntonMartyniuk Then dev looks for another job after PR review 😀