Hackernews posts about RAG
RAG is a technology that enables the efficient processing and integration of large amounts of unstructured data from various sources to create a unified knowledge graph.
- The RAG Obituary: Killed by agents, buried by context windows (www.nicolasbustamante.com)
- Exploiting Male Rage (paulkrugman.substack.com)
- The Billion-Token Tender: Why RAG Isn't Fading, It's Gearing Up (www.tenderstrike.com)
- Handle in-document reference in RAG (claude.ai)
- Refrag: Rethinking RAG Based Decoding (arxiv.org)
- Days of Rage (2017) (status451.com)
- RAG Fails on PDF Tables (mrm1001.github.io)
- Refrag: Rethinking RAG Based Decoding (arxiv.org)
- A New Gaza Rage Machine–With Polish Origins (www.cjr.org)
- NextJS-RAG – opinionated SQLite RAG (github.com)
- MCP vs. RAG: A Practical Guide for Data Engineers and AI Builders (www.infocaptor.com)
- secure RAG (github.com)
- Show HN: Rag (github.com)
- Am I missing the boat on vector databases for RAG? (littleleaps.substack.com)
- Stop fine-tuning LLMs for docs, use RAG (intlayer.org)
- How we engineered RAG to be 50% faster (elevenlabs.io)
- OCR and RAG for Tables (mrm1001.github.io)