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  1. 😒 Oh wow, another groundbreaking revelation: #authorization #terminology is a mess! How original! Meanwhile, the only "403 Forbidden" thing here is the reader's access to any actual useful #content. 🛑
    idpro.org/authorization-termin #Forbidden #tech #news #user #experience #quality #HackerNews #ngated

  2. 😒 Oh wow, another groundbreaking revelation: #authorization #terminology is a mess! How original! Meanwhile, the only "403 Forbidden" thing here is the reader's access to any actual useful #content. 🛑
    idpro.org/authorization-termin #Forbidden #tech #news #user #experience #quality #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 😒 Oh wow, another groundbreaking revelation: #authorization #terminology is a mess! How original! Meanwhile, the only "403 Forbidden" thing here is the reader's access to any actual useful #content. 🛑
    idpro.org/authorization-termin #Forbidden #tech #news #user #experience #quality #HackerNews #ngated

  4. 😒 Oh wow, another groundbreaking revelation: #authorization #terminology is a mess! How original! Meanwhile, the only "403 Forbidden" thing here is the reader's access to any actual useful #content. 🛑
    idpro.org/authorization-termin #Forbidden #tech #news #user #experience #quality #HackerNews #ngated

  5. 😒 Oh wow, another groundbreaking revelation: #authorization #terminology is a mess! How original! Meanwhile, the only "403 Forbidden" thing here is the reader's access to any actual useful #content. 🛑
    idpro.org/authorization-termin #Forbidden #tech #news #user #experience #quality #HackerNews #ngated

  6. [Перевод] Часть 3. Обзор технологий RAG для LLM: оптимизация извлеченных данных

    Продолжаю адаптированный перевод статьи китайских исследователей Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Large Language Models: A Survey (ссылка на первую часть — здесь , на вторую часть — здесь ) Во этой, третьей части авторы совсем кратенько разбирают технологии оптимизации извлеченных данных .

    habr.com/ru/articles/904232/

    #языковые_модели #llm #llmмодели #llmархитектура #llmагент #llmприложения #rag_pipeline #rag #terminology

  7. [Перевод] Часть 3. Обзор технологий RAG для LLM: оптимизация извлеченных данных

    Продолжаю адаптированный перевод статьи китайских исследователей Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Large Language Models: A Survey (ссылка на первую часть — здесь , на вторую часть — здесь ) Во этой, третьей части авторы совсем кратенько разбирают технологии оптимизации извлеченных данных .

    habr.com/ru/articles/904232/

    #языковые_модели #llm #llmмодели #llmархитектура #llmагент #llmприложения #rag_pipeline #rag #terminology

  8. [Перевод] Часть 3. Обзор технологий RAG для LLM: оптимизация извлеченных данных

    Продолжаю адаптированный перевод статьи китайских исследователей Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Large Language Models: A Survey (ссылка на первую часть — здесь , на вторую часть — здесь ) Во этой, третьей части авторы совсем кратенько разбирают технологии оптимизации извлеченных данных .

    habr.com/ru/articles/904232/

    #языковые_модели #llm #llmмодели #llmархитектура #llmагент #llmприложения #rag_pipeline #rag #terminology

  9. Botanical names and the practices that pre-serve the legacies of empire

    "Plant naming is a fractious area of botany, partly because most plants are named after white, western men. Acknowledgement of female and Indigenous plant collectors is often absent from plant names and also from the botanical database records."

    "While in Australia, English botanist Joseph Banks (1743-1820) collected 1,400 plants over his seven-week trip. No Aboriginal plant names were recorded. Plants were then returned to Britain and Europe to meet the growing hunger for rare natural collections. These collections became the major European museums and herbaria we know today, such as Kew Gardens in London."

    "Subramaniam’s book views colonialism as a genocide, an ecocide and an epistemicide where Indigenous knowledges were mostly lost but also partly appropriated."
    >>
    theconversation.com/sex-plants

    Botanists vote to remove racist reference from plants’ scientific names
    theguardian.com/science/articl

    Restoring Indigenous names in taxonomy
    ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/

    Botany of Empire, Plant Worlds and the Scientific Legacies of Colonialism, Banu Subramaniam, 2024
    uwapress.uw.edu/book/978029575
    #botany #biology #nomenclature #taxonomy #ScientificNames #epistemicide #DB #databases #PlantSciences #Plants #terminology #ecology #conservation #restoration #colonialism #empire #IndigenousPeoples #women #Book #PlantHumanities

  10. A very interesting paper concerning the terminology of exotic plants in #France edited by G.Fried and Collegues! This is a very usefull text for all real fieldecologist and field botanist working in continental France -and for this its written in French. Could also be interesting for neighbouring regions in Germany and Switzerland! For collegues not reading French, #Deepl provides very good translations!
    #archéophytes #néophytes #France #alienplants #botany #terminology
    sciencepress.mnhn.fr/fr/period?

  11. The name for the algebraic structure consisting of a set \(A\) equipped with a binary operation \(f\colon A^2\to A\) which is not assumed to be commutative, associative, etc. has an interesting history. As far as I can tell, this sort of algebra was originally known as a "groupoid", and you can find recent literature using the term in that way. However, Nicolas Bourbaki called a set with a single binary operation a "magma" in his Éléments de mathématique and this name came to be used when there might be confusion with the newer topological use of "groupoid" to mean a category whose morphisms are all invertible. A third contender is "binar". I don't know the history of this one but it seems reasonable to me.

    I prefer "magma" myself. I don't know what a "lava" or a "volcano" should be nor have I had the audacity to try to name something like this in the literature. One reason I prefer "magma" is that I can talk about a set \(A\) equipped with a single \(n\)-ary operation \(f\colon A^n\to A\) as an "\(n\)-ary magma" (or just "\(n\)-magma" or even "magma").

    #algebra #UniversalAlgebra #topology #bourbaki #terminology