Skills vs RAG

In 2025, I built an informational chatbot using a RAG pipeline, and it works quite well across an extremely large set of documents/types in my knowledge base.

I am debating if any parts can be optimized by using Skills or if it makes sense to refactor and use skills exclusively for this use case.

What do you recommend?

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u/gkostenarov — 7 hours ago
▲ 26 r/mkd

Дојранско Езеро - лето 2026

Слики од Св. Илија и Дојранско Езеро

u/gkostenarov — 3 days ago

If someone asked you to explain the meaning of life in one sentence, what would you say?

A group of friends and I were talking about this recently, and it got me wondering how other people think about it.

Not looking for a “right” answer—just your answer.

If someone put you on the spot and asked you to explain the meaning of life in a single sentence, what would you say?

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u/gkostenarov — 3 days ago
▲ 8 r/wisdom

If someone asked you to explain the meaning of life in one sentence, what would you say?

A group of friends and I were talking about this recently, and it got me wondering how other people think about it.

Not looking for a “right” answer—just your answer.

If someone put you on the spot and asked you to explain the meaning of life in a single sentence, what would you say?

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u/gkostenarov — 3 days ago

Why does Reddit feel hostile at times?

Serious question - Does anyone else feel like Reddit can be weirdly aggressive compared to other platforms?

I’ll see completely normal questions or opinions get instantly downvoted, followed by sarcastic replies or people acting like the OP is an idiot for even asking. Obviously there are a lot of helpful and smart people here too, but some parts of Reddit just seem permanently irritated lol.

Why do you think that is?

Is it the anonymity? The voting system? People wanting to sound smarter than everyone else? Or do longtime Reddit users just get tired of seeing the same stuff over and over?

I’m honestly curious because Reddit feels very different from places like YouTube, Discord, Instagram, etc. Sometimes it feels more informative, but also way more negative at the same time.

Do you think Reddit is actually more toxic than other platforms, or just more blunt/direct?

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u/gkostenarov — 23 days ago
▲ 2 r/canon

RF 100-500 thoughts

I currently own the RF 100-400, and for most these cases I find it’s a good value for the money.

Looking at the 100-500, the price is considerable, but is the value also?

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u/gkostenarov — 27 days ago
▲ 30 r/Porsche

First off, Piano Black for a center console is not a wise decision due to the fact this is a high traffic area and the material composition extremely sensitive.

How do you keep it clean and more importantly, how do you remove the micro swirl marks?

u/gkostenarov — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/canon

I want to buy a spare LP-E6NH battery for my Canon R6M2. Do I have to pay the brand-tax and buy Canon, or are there reputable third party batteries with the same performance/reliability at lower cost?

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u/gkostenarov — 1 month ago