rajatarya

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Show HN: I built a native macOS Markdown viewer 100% with AI coding agents(github.com)
6 points by rajatarya 4mo ago|1 comments
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by rajatarya 1y ago
xet is open source, check out https://github.com/huggingface/xet-core . We (I'm on the xet team at HF) are open sourcing our spec + protocol in the coming months. So, with the spec and protocol open-sourced, anyone
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by rajatarya 2y ago
re: "modern development experience" - more and more technical projects can be seen as "just" software projects with huge data dependencies. For gaming, the data dependencies are binary texture files, sound files, and mor
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by rajatarya 2y ago
(disclaimer: XetHub co-founder here) What other tools should we add to this benchmarking set? Last year we benchmarked this set along with LakeFS, should we add LakeFS back to this set?
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by rajatarya 3y ago
Can you share any dedupe results as you've been running this? How long does it take nightly?
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by rajatarya 3y ago
Why do this? What is the benefit of having a monorepo for these models?
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by rajatarya 3y ago
When you try this out, I'd love to know how much dedupe was possible for your Git LFS files (I'm a co-founder at XetHub).
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by rajatarya 3y ago
Repo link: https://github.com/xetdata/nfsserve
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by rajatarya 3y ago
1st off - like the design touches on the website. And kudos for getting something off the ground: 0->1 is hard! Is this just another Gogz/Gitea derivative (the Hub repo looked Golang so I am guessing one of these projects)? Is there
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by rajatarya 3y ago
In my using this over the last couple days (I work with xdss and he asked me to look over the code a couple days ago) gitease works best if you find calling 'git add/commit/push' repeatedly to break your flow with git. T
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by rajatarya 4y ago
Since launching in December we’ve had a few teams use XetHub specifically as a drop-in replacement for Git LFS and their main reasons for switching are: easier to use (no .gitattributes file management), faster performance, and less storage
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by rajatarya 4y ago
Great to see more people in this space! We are the authors of XetHub (posted in Dec ‘22, ShowHN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33969908 ) and also think a git-like workflow is perfect for ML dataset management, except
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by rajatarya 4y ago
Not yet. Would be happy to try - can you point me to a project to use? Do you have a repo you could try us out with? We have tried a couple Unity projects (41% smaller due to republication) but not much from Unreal projects yet.
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by rajatarya 4y ago
Yes, see this for more details of how XetHub deduplication: https://xethub.com/assets/docs/xet-specifics/how-xet-dedupli...
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by rajatarya 4y ago
XetHub Co-founder here. Yes, we use the same Git extension mechanism as Git LFS (clean/smudge filters) and we store pointer files in the git repository. Unlike Git LFS we do block-level deduplication (Git LFS does file-level deduplicat
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by rajatarya 4y ago
XetHub Co-founder here. Yes, one illustrative example of the difference is: Imagine you have a 500MB file (lastmonth.csv) where every day 1MB is changed. With file-based deduplication every day 500MB will be uploaded, and all clones of the
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by rajatarya 4y ago
XetHub Co-founder here. We are still trying to figure out pricing and would love to understand what sort of pricing tier would work for you. In general, we are thinking about usage-based pricing (which would include bandwidth and storage) -