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jeffchuber
29d ago
seems like flock is a great honeypot to find bad cops
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jeffchuber
1mo ago
that one platform is using a flipped chroma logo - chroma has nothing to do with this racket (source : i’m chroma’s ceo)
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jeffchuber
3mo ago
then you are not agi pilled
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jeffchuber
3mo ago
If you are truly bitter-lesson pilled - give the agent all the tools and let it decide which to use. - regex (grep) - hybrid search (bm25+vector) this X vs Y is uninteresting when the answer can be both.
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7mo ago
yeah (optional) caching is interesting to think about - incl write_through and write_back
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jeffchuber
7mo ago
last weekend I vibe-coded a project called `openfs` that plugs into just-bash https://github.com/jeffchuber/just-bash-openfs it puts a bash interface in front of s3, filesystem (real and in-memory), postgres, and chrom
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8mo ago
try out chroma or better yet as opus to!
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10mo ago
i didnt claim to invent it. i claimed swyx heard it through me - which he did
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10mo ago
that was me swyx
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10mo ago
i support this
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11mo ago
Good article - the most use cases i see of pg_vector are typically “chat over their technical docs” - small corpus - doesn’t change often / can rebuild the index - no multi-tenancy avoids much of the issues with post-filtering Chroma i
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1y ago
congrats to factory on the amazing product and release!
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1y ago
chroma stores both
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Wal3: A Write-Ahead Log for Chroma, Built on Object Storage
(trychroma.com)
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1y ago
Hey there Chroma is fully OSS - embedded, single-node and distributed (data and control plane). afaik lance distributed is not OSS. We do have plans to release the crate (enabling embedded chroma in rust) - but haven't gotten around to
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1y ago
> Supabase/pgVector needs lots of resources when adding new rows to the index -> wish the resources scale up/down automatically. Instead of having to monitor and switch to the next plan. Many ways potentially - but one way i
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1y ago
very fair! cloud has been in private beta for a year now. we chose to not release it to the public until we were extremely confident in the system and its characteristics. databases are a serious business. developers trust us with their mis
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1y ago
no worries! Chroma and Weaviate are both popular OSS projects, 21k and 14k stars respectively. Weaviate has some features that Chroma does not (yet) - notably vector quantization. Weaviate is a single-node DB that can be run in cluster mode
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1y ago
Qdrant team is also smart! The main reason we have seen people switch from Qdrant to Chroma is for operational simplicity and reliability. With Qdrant you have to size nodes, manage sharding, be oncall, etc - with Chroma there is literally
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1y ago
thank you!
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1y ago
your customers might have heard of RAG (retrieval augmented generation) before. chroma powers the “R” in RAG. It enables language models to dynamically pull in information to help them answer questions and solve tasks.
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1y ago
can you tell me more about your use case?
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1y ago
if you want or need to optimize for speed, cost, scalability or accuracy. dedicated solutions have more advanced search features enable more accurate results. search indexing is resource intensive and can contend for resources with postgres
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Show HN: Chroma Cloud – serverless search database for AI
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[video] Context engineering with DSPy (13min)
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There is so much signal in job posts - excited to see this launch.
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1y ago
how could i forget!
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1y ago
of course!
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1y ago
going to be super confusing that there is now tigerdata and tigergraph - both database companies
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AI Is a New Computer
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