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There's a pretty steep learning curve to langchain. I recommend avoiding it if you don't need higher level of abstractions.

Great conceptual explanation of the different primitives in LangChain. Some possible inspiration for your upcoming piece involving vector stores with LangChain - <a href="https://milvus.io/blog/conversational-memory-in-langchain.md" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://milvus.io/blog/conversational-memory-in-langchain.md</a>

still not sure of the value of the langchain abstraction. does anyone use it in prod?

Although LangChain might not be great as a library/framework, it still could be a great starting point to learn about programming pattern for prompt/actor programming.<p>They used to have a "concepts" page that links to relevant papers but it seems that the page is gone from the doc for some reason :-(

I’ll save yall some time. If you are familiar with concatenating strings in python, langchain is a library which does just that, only a little less cleanly. Hope this helps!

There's a pretty steep learning curve to langchain. I recommend avoiding it if you don't need higher level of abstractions.

still not sure of the value of the langchain abstraction. does anyone use it in prod?

I’ll save yall some time. If you are familiar with concatenating strings in python, langchain is a library which does just that, only a little less cleanly. Hope this helps!

Hacking LangChain for fun and profit

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Hacking LangChain for fun and profit

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