mtricot

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by mtricot 5mo ago
Great to see you here!
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by mtricot 5mo ago
Let me see what's up and fix that!
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by mtricot 5mo ago
Just want to call out a couple of nuances in our methodology. In general, we tried our best to do apples-to-apples comparisons where we could, and gave ourselves a discount where we couldn’t. Unsurprisingly, it’s a challenge to find MCPs fo
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Show HN: Airbyte Agents – context for agents across multiple data sources
156 points by mtricot 5mo ago|48 comments
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by mtricot 2y ago
Talking about going back memory lane :) The initial name of the project was "conduit"...
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by mtricot 3y ago
correct
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by mtricot 3y ago
Not at the moment but let me bring that to the team so we can brainstorm what it could look like.
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by mtricot 3y ago
When reading the tutorial, we are describing one stack to build a specific app. But the stack is made of building blocks that you can replace with others if you need to. - Airbyte has two self-hosted options: OSS & Enterprise - Langchai
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by mtricot 3y ago
No good reason. Does "it made the post's title too long" work?
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by mtricot 3y ago
Isn't it the dream? Today there is a lot of stack that needs to be built to enable what you're describing. This is actually what we are doing with that post. What foundations do we need to build so that the UX for the end user is
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by mtricot 3y ago
It depends. Airbyte comes in 3 flavors: OSS, Cloud, Enterprise. For OSS & Enterprise, data doesn't leave your infra since Airbyte is running in your infrastructure. For Cloud, you would have to allow some IPs to allow us to access
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by mtricot 3y ago
For the purpose of the tutorial that we built, it really comes down to the type of data that you're using. If you have data with PII: One option would be to use Airbyte and bring the data into files/local db rather than directly t
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by mtricot 3y ago
On the roadmap! We want to get more clarity on how to fit the Embedding part in the ELT model. Once we figure it out we will add it to PG.
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by mtricot 3y ago
Thanks! I agree with your point. There is a lot of tuning that needs to happen, including context aware splitting and any other kind of transformation before the unstructured data gets indexed. This is one of the big challenge of production
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by mtricot 3y ago
I am sure we can build something around that. Going to take a look at it. Thanks for mentioning it.
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by mtricot 3y ago
Shouldn't have any limits here. Can you let us know how it goes?
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by mtricot 3y ago
Great question :) We want to get to value as fast as possible. I am certain that at some point we will need to go deeper with those integrations and they will likely require to be separate destinations. It will also depend on how they diffe
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by mtricot 3y ago
Let me know how that works out for you and if you would add anything to this tutorial!
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Show HN: Chat with your data using LangChain, Pinecone, and Airbyte(airbyte.com)
220 points by mtricot 3y ago|59 comments
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by mtricot 4y ago
Super thrilled to see two open source projects come together!
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by mtricot 5y ago
We do support separate workspaces but we don't have auth yet. However because there is an API available, you can always build the account segmentation and permissionning at your app level and only interact with Airbyte using the API.
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by mtricot 5y ago
Thanks! let us know if we can help.
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by mtricot 5y ago
Let us know if we can help on slack ( https://slack.airbyte.io ) #connector-development or we can schedule a coding call call with you
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by mtricot 5y ago
In the end, data is transported as electrical current so it is not completely off :)
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by mtricot 5y ago
Data engineers, data scientist & analytics engineers. People that be users of Airbyte but also can be contributors. For data engineers, the objectives is to help them empower other roles to be data fluent and have the freedom to move da
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by mtricot 5y ago
YC does play an important role to get connections to VCs but at the end of the day, "YC" is a signal for VCs, not a criteria. VCs spend time looking at the team, the past achievements, the product and most importantly the existing
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by mtricot 5y ago
we keep on improving the experience (priority #1 :) ). Would love to get your feedback there! Here are some articles: https://docs.airbyte.io/tutorials/building-a-python-source https://docs.airbyte.io/t
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by mtricot 5y ago
That's exactly why we are approaching the problem with open source. It changes the dynamic of how it gets adopted. we've been in your shoes where a tool is being pushed Top-Down and now you have to deal with a super complex, super
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by mtricot 5y ago
Just fixed it! Thanks!
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by mtricot 5y ago
Don't hesitate if you have questions :) It was 13 days but it was INTENSE!

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