Tomas Kafka

@Kaspik Yes, same problem - and it's really weird that the window restore works fine, until I open a table structure or content - and then it stops working.

Probable duplicates: #1423, #1302, #1413, #1309

@ggerganov I feel that we are losing a lot here - I, for one, would love to be able to use @tarruda's fork with the API. Is there a way...

> I think it may represent the next generated token more than anything because it's extracted at the end. I tried reading on basics of transformers at https://www.baeldung.com/cs/transformer-text-embeddings and near...

@x4080 That depends on the intended use - for example, for document comparison and similarity search, I would definitely prefer mean (or even more probably max) pooling. Here is what...

(as an aside, for indexing a large base of documents, I would definitely welcome a webserver-like mode, that would load the model once, and then accept requests with documents, returning...

@StrikingLoo Not sure actually - I have been using LLMs like a 'magical black boxes' so far, and am reading up on the basics. The word embeddings are definitely problematic,...

More of the interesting discussions (from BERT) > The USE is a whole another approach and I do agree simply averaging may not be the best way especially with contextualized...

Yes, definitely! Same here - when I download models, everyone in the office gets a really slow internet. How about `rate-limit`?

I forked the geokdbush and updated it to work with kdbush 4.x (and also to use ES6 and modules): https://www.npmjs.com/package/geokdbush-tk Cc @mourner