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malandin
2mo ago
A-ha! So you have re-ranking discreetly baked into the pipeline. I'd argue that this could be better for a user to decide but it depends on the use-case really. Speaking of 'order by relevance', the cases that I had in mind c
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2mo ago
It would be my dream to have something like this in my homelab. If only it could be deployed as a docker compose....
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2mo ago
Thank you! I loved using Workflowy and will def check out Dotflowy too! What is the diff with Workflowy? Can I selfhost it?
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2mo ago
Interesting idea! What are you suggesting to do with relevance? I feel like one MEANS request returns just one best matching result while a user may want to have more. We decided to express it in SQL logic like what you see below but I'
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2mo ago
this looks (and sounds) like a pretty cool thing! Are you doing this to unlock natural human-to-model conversations? I was speaking to an AI-demo-assistant yesterday and I think I get whay you are talking about when you say the delay has to
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2mo ago
It is an interesting idea. What troubles me is the read/write rate in a real production environment. If it is bound by S3, a buffer will eventually be needed and then it all become very complicated. At least it is how it looks on the s
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2mo ago
Great project! I was thinking of building something similar with not only search but analytics as well. Could you hint at where the dataset comes from? I'd really like to have a look
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2mo ago
Looks very cool! Especially because it is a TUI. How are you using it in you day-to-day?
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3mo ago
Thought about it quite a bit. The responsibility is something your need a human to bear. Once we can sue an AI agent, the CEOs will be gone, lol
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3mo ago
Looks really nice! Have you though about making abstracts a bit shorter? Maybe bullet points even?
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3mo ago
Is is similar to Space Drop or Dropzone?
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3mo ago
Very interesting project! I guess it could be even better if you didn't have to ingest the session data into a database but just build an index on top. I have an idea how to do it
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6mo ago
Thanks a lot for your comment! We agree that a dataset as small as 5 GB may sound strange but it was a conscious decision. Check out our blog post to read more about the methodology of this benchmark itself. https://blog.serenedb
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6mo ago
Hi Leonid! More than happy to talk about this! Find me on social networks by by nickname.
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6mo ago
Thank you for your feedback! We have long thought that the space was missing an alternative.
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7mo ago
Could this be the right place and time to ask if anyone knows a good TUI RSS client?
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7mo ago
I had exactly this though about a week ago! I'd be glad to hear an alternative point of view on this though
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7mo ago
Thanks a lot for the analytics! I am wondering how this new trend will re-shape the open-source community. I hear that some projects are denying contributions to save time going through a lot of generated code while on the other hand a lot
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7mo ago
No worries! I just thought from the name that it was supposed to be infinite, haha
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7mo ago
Interesting project! How can I make it go for more than 7 paragraphs?
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7mo ago
Love TUIs but I guess this one isn't for the vim addicts out there, is it?
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7mo ago
Love the TUI! Thank you for sharing!
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7mo ago
Hey, great project! You mention that you didn't want to use a vector database in this project. Any particular reason for this? Have you also thought about using a search engine like Elastic or OpenSearch?
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7mo ago
Thanks for the explanations! Didn't know that one could edit posts. Will look into it
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7mo ago
Hey there! For some reason HN cut an important bit of the URL. The actual article is at: https://blog.serenedb.com/building-faster-ingestion If anybody knows why is it happening, please help make sense of it. Cheers!