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Why does my on-prem OCR + RAG pipeline design lead to poor retrieval performance?
I am building an on-prem document processing system using:
- OCR for scanned PDFs
- Embeddings for indexing
- RAG for retrieval and question answering
However, I’m seeing issues with retrieval quality ...
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Micro benchmarking: how to measure multi-threaded CPU time?
I'm attempting to benchmark a custom queue implementation with X consumer and Y producer threads. A single run takes on average ~68ms, and I've noticed that my benchmarking library sometimes produces ...
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Claude Subscription. This organization already has an active subscription [closed]
I am trying to resubscribe to my Claude account for Pro yearly subscription using Claude web UI.
I constantly get the error: This organization already has an active subscription.
What should I do?
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Involuntary Scrolling [closed]
Annoying problem. My KDE environment seems to be scrolling through "tabs" until the end automatically. I have checked that my mouse and keyboard is not spitting out constant input.
Let us ...
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Specify compile-only flags in a toolchain
In a toolchain file I defined compiler flags like this: set(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_INIT -march=pentium) .
As also described by the CMake docs these are language wide flags used for compiling and linking. ...
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Why is setting array values consing?
I have the following problem: Setting values of large arrays is consing in sbcl and since I have to do that frequently, the heap space fills up quite quickly. What is the reason for the consing and (...
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Battery capacity affected by Temprature?
I ran this command yesterday and today:
upower -i /org/freedesktop/UPower/devices/battery_BAT1
and yesterday it said capacity is 91.something% and now its at 92.something%.
since right now i'm in a ...
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How to set a timestamp field default to current time (with seconds) in GBase 8s?
Environment: GBase 8s, CentOS 7
When creating a table in GBase 8s, I want a timestamp field to default to the current time (e.g., 2023-08-08 10:00:00). What keyword or expression should I use?
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How to add MODheader for karate UI test
Cloud flare is blocking while running the ui test. To resolve that I want to add modheader to type chrome. I tried adding driver.intercept as well as karate.configure with headers. Nothing worked. Am ...
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My code keeps returning an error that says "e is undefined" whenever I run it?
I'm trying to make a graphics test using tables as individual pixels, where you can move around using WASD, with the player character being the "@" symbol.
I'm using this code:
<!DOCTYPE ...
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How to cluster data based on a single value in python?
I have a set of objects with 3D positions (x,yz) where I know a theoretical max/min xyz for all objects.
I'm using Python to do pre-processing on the objects and I want to group them into a small ...
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How to sell a product like 3v3nTr4cer
This question comes from my developing tool : 3v3nTr4cer from Github Link, which is my first “real” product.
It’s a CLI-first event pipeline for backend monitoring, with security and audit logging.
I ...
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Mainframe DFSORT - Load Balancing in N Files Clean Split
I have a file sorted on Student nbr (2 Digit Char + 6 Digit Number)..
My requirement is to split this data into N (5 in below example) files to divide the load "nearly equally".. But during ...
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I just found soluation for run cargo on my minimum enveroment as Macbook air M2 ram8
I’m working on a fairly large Rust project, and my local machine is a MacBook Air M2 with only 8GB RAM. I wanted a way to build it successfully on local hardware only, without using a VM, Docker, or ...
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Can you access a React component's children of children (nested children)?
In the react reference documentation for the Children API(#transforming-children Scroll down to "Pitfall") it says:
There is no way to get the rendered output of an inner component like &...
