@DSPyOSS: indeed it's all just signatures (specs), modules ("harnesses", "inference scaling"), and optimizers (learning algorithm…
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A post reflecting on the DSPy framework's architecture built around signatures, modules, and optimizers, and noting its continued growth since 2022.
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indeed it’s all just signatures (specs), modules (“harnesses”, “inference scaling”), and optimizers (learning algorithms for prompts, weights, and hyperparameters) can you imagine what would happen if there was a framework that divvied this up in 2022 and is still growing?
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