Your Answer Cache Thinks Cancel and Do Not Cancel Are the Same Question
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The model calls were expensive, so somebody added a cache. Not an exact match cache. People never ask the same question the same way, so the cache turned each question into an embedding, and if a new question was close enough to an old one, it served the old answer. Close enough meant a similarity…
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Your Answer Cache Thinks Cancel and Do Not Cancel Are the Same Question
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