ClaireGz

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by ClaireGz 4mo ago
Yes exactly how I felt - I wanted to keep control on the tooling + on what's inside the context so Git felt like the most open tool to do this
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Show HN: Sylph – the open-source company brain behind my YC startup(github.com)
10 points by ClaireGz 4mo ago|3 comments
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by ClaireGz 7mo ago
OpenAI recently shared how their internal data agent works: [ https://openai.com/index/inside-our-in-house-data-agent/ ]( https://openai.com/index/inside-our-in-house-data-agent/ ) What inte
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by ClaireGz 7mo ago
A lot of agent failures I’ve seen come from small details getting dropped when context is summarized or compressed. How do you make sure the densification step doesn’t remove something that ends up being important for the task?
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by ClaireGz 7mo ago
Interesting direction. One thing I keep seeing in practice is that “memory” problems are often less about storage and more about structure + retrieval strategy. Vector search helps sometimes, but for a lot of agent workflows we’ve had bette
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by ClaireGz 7mo ago
This is super helpful — most writeups skip over the actual communication steps, so seeing the All-to-All flow laid out makes it much clearer. Curious from your experiments: at 1M+ context, does communication start dominating vs compute? I k
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Show HN: Nao Open Source Analytics Agent – build context agent as a file system(github.com)
5 points by ClaireGz 7mo ago|0 comments
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Nao Labs (Open-Source Analytics Agent, YC X25) Is Hiring(ycombinator.com)
1 points by ClaireGz 8mo ago
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Full code to build your own AI agent with Python(thenewaiorder.substack.com)
4 points by ClaireGz 1y ago|0 comments
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A 101 guide to learn agentic AI(thenewaiorder.substack.com)
1 points by ClaireGz 1y ago|0 comments
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
As an update, we now have SSL connections available
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
As an update, we now have SSL connections available
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Here is our contact page, feel free to contact us and we'll hep you setup: https://docs.getnao.io/docs/support/support Also, we'll be adding a new dbt onboarding flow tomorrow!
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
It's Databricks, Iceberg and Redshift, which on the first survey that we did were the most asked. But as per this post and a broader audience it appears SQLite at least win! We'll add also SQLServer in the list
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Thanks for your feedback, we'll add SSL in the connection soon
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Probably in a few months. For now we're focusing to make the experience great for a restricted number of warehouses. But you can reach out by email and we'll keep you updated
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Thanks for sharing. I like the view you built to visualize the profiling of your data, I think that's indeed key to understand your data.
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
The content of the data is never going to the models, unless you specifically grant access. Our server only store embeddings of your codebase and data schema. The content of the data is only accessed locally by your computer. When you ask
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Thanks for suggesting, we should set this up!
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Thanks for your kind message — and for helping us make nao better!
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Glad you liked it!
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Yeah at the moment the Tab is made to work the best with raw SQL (either pure SQL files or in a string). But, if you use the chat/agent you can explain that you're using Kysely and give the warehouse context he will probably handl
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Not yet, but we are willing to develop these specific connectors on ask. You can reach out! Just one question what makes you pick Exasol rather than going with an open-source warehouse tech (e.g. Clickhouse or a lake with Trino)?
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
We heard of Julius a lot, but did not know about Cipher42, there are a few others folks around. We feel there is a pain and also data teams are a bit abandoned at the moment when it comes to work using AI so makes sense. Curious to get a fe
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Oh yes! Should be done fairly easily, we have DuckDB coming in the next release, we can also add SQLite. You use SQLite to develop locally I guess?
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
we support Postgres (and DuckDB is coming very soon) so yes probably as Hydra is a mix of both, but I have to try it
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Usually what we've seen is data people having notebooks/worksheets on the side with a bunch of manual SQL queries that they run to validate the data consistency. The process is highly manual, time consuming. Most of the time teams
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Thank you!
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
We say "data vibing" so it feels unique to the data community! But in all seriousness, this is already an issue, people are already asking ChatGPT (or Cursor/whatever else) to generate SQL for them, but the next steps do not
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by ClaireGz 1y ago
Thank you!

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