benrules2

I have been thinking about the parallels between early compilers, and LLMs for a while now. I know I'm not the only one... But I hadn't see a retrospective on how predictions and outcomes played out last time around. This post is the outcome of my own digging.

This is a really cool tool. Have been playing with similar scraping capabilities, so appreciate you sharing the source code as well. People who are saying "loads of scraping tools already exist" have likely not suffered through the current state of the art too, as heuristic based approaches absolutely pale in comparison to what an LLM can extract.

Thanks for sharing! I'll pass this along to my family. They'll be interested to learn he is known in Chile.

He's my ancestor! He hovers just on the edge of obscurity as a historical figure, and most people have never heard of him, so it's cool to see a summary like this out in the wild. My grandfather still shares exactly the same name too, though he's the last of the juniors.

What sort of BM25 indices does this support? Does it allow experimenting with an elasticsearch query and mapping for example?