Currently Confluence. We do have a split documentation policy, where long-lived and broadly communicated information should be on M365 (SharePoint and affiliated services) whereas more technical or short-lived (project) documentation is on Confluence.
But even certain broad-use information is showing up on Confluence more and more given it’s easier use (wiki and plugins like the draw.io support).
Nice answer! Is there a number of concepts, to your knowledge/experience, where a LORA no longer works? For instance, if I want to make a model that understands all car brands and types, assuming that the base model doesn’t of course, would a LORA still be sensible here?
Most LORAs I find have a more specialized narrow focus, and I don’t know if I would just start with multiple LORAs dealing with individual concepts (a LORA for a “1931 Minerva 8 AL Rollston Convertible Sedan”, a LORA for a “Maybach SW 42, 1939”, etc.) or if I should try and generate one LORA to
ruleknow them all…