Location: India (H-1B)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Resume: https://abhinavkulkarni.github.io/assets/Resume.pdf
Technologies: Machine Learning, NLP, LLM, Generative AI
Email: abhinavkulkarni[at]gmail[dot]com
Machine Learning engineer with expertise in Deep Learning focussed on NLP and LLMs. I have experience dealing with web-scale data.
I recently helped integrate AWQ 4-bit quantization to HuggingFace's TGI: https://bit.ly/3QuZmKk
I have a keen eye for product development. 12+ years of experience working for SV mid/large-sized companies.
While my focus is Machine Learning, I'm a swiss army knife in overall backend development, System Design, and dealing with scale.
HyDE sounds like an interesting approach. All dense retrieval approaches suffer from the problem you outlined in the blogpost. Have you looked at keyword-based or late-interaction models for retrieval such as ColBERTv2[1]? I find that late-interaction methods seem to offer best trade-off between semantic intelligence (precision) and retriving relevant documents (recall).
S&P’s projection hinges on the continuation of India’s trade and financial liberalization, labor market reform, as well as investment in India’s infrastructure and human capital.
I am surprised nobody has mentioned Flutter yet. It obviates the need to learn HTML and CSS (for the most part). Yes, Flutter is not very web-friendly (SEO is a pain, etc.), but I have found it to be the best way to prototype an idea and put it out there.
Do give it a try. There are plenty of YouTube tutorials out there.
I have a keen eye for product development. 12+ years of experience working for SV mid/large-sized companies.
While my focus is Machine Learning, I'm a swiss army knife in overall backend development, System Design, and dealing with scale.
My LinkedIn is the bio.