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CobbleDB: Perplexity-developed storage engine built by 2 engineers + AI agents
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2mo ago
How does this perform on longer videos, especially on lower-end machines? Is the transcription and video processing entirely local in the browser?
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4mo ago
How it select model? using AI?
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4mo ago
I am getting used to with this lightrag-snkv, Now I dont need to check hacker news site again, it automatically ingest top ranked posts and I can query and check answers using natural query language.
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4mo ago
I am pasting link here: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/23a95319-ee66-49b...
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4mo ago
if you are opening video in mobile github app then it won’t open.Check in browser.
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4mo ago
Right now Show HN and Ask HN tags based blogs and its comments are ingested in database.
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Show HN: Query months of HN discussions and comments as a knowledge graph
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4mo ago
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5mo ago
this is not mythology. this is ithihasas meaning thus it happened
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6mo ago
Found my answer: https://github.com/google-ai-edge/gallery?tab=readme-ov-file
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Ask HN: Best LLM model for a RAG-based Android app across all smartphones?
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6mo ago
i like this idea, especially for the parent who dont want their kids to watch reels/shorts of the instagram and youtube apps.
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6mo ago
lol
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6mo ago
What architectural decisions enabled pg_textsearch to outperform Tantivy/ParadeDB by 4.7×, especially given Tantivy’s reputation for speed?
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6mo ago
Interesting approach — especially around modifying SQLite’s internals. In SNKV, I’m taking almost the opposite direction: keeping B-tree / storage-layer ideas and removing the SQL layer entirely, to expose a minimal key-value interface
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Really interesting design — especially using SQLite-compatible storage with a PostgreSQL interface. I'm working on SNKV, which explores a different approach: skipping the SQL layer entirely and focusing on a simple key-value interface.
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6mo ago
Very cool approach. I’m working on a related KV storage project (snkv - https://github.com/hash-anu/snkv ) How do you handle manifest consistency and updates—append-only or rewrite-heavy?
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What were the biggest architectural changes in the rewrite, and what tradeoffs did you make compared to the old Video.js design?
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Does your method work better than standard ANN when filters are very strict—and how does it affect speed vs accuracy?
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6mo ago
How do you build a procedurally generated survival game in a terminal without a graphics engine?
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6mo ago
How did you make a very small AI model (14M) sound more natural and expressive than even bigger models?
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6mo ago
if you want to use key value store using sqlite then you can try : https://github.com/hash-anu/snkv in which i am directly accessing b-tree layer and not consuming query layer. for kv workloads it is much faster compar
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What would you do if your entire Git history was instantly queryable with SQL?
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What do we gain and lose by treating AI agents like software projects in Git?
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Why do minimal apps sometimes work better than feature-rich ones?
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6mo ago
makes sense
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Why do AI agents get worse with more context, and how should we manage context windows?
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Could a K-style array language be a practical way to design audio waveforms and DSP patches?
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6mo ago
If a working compiler can be written in ~1000 lines, why are production compilers like GCC or LLVM millions of lines?
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6mo ago
How do you defend against prompt-injection attacks that cause the agent to call legitimate endpoints but exfiltrate sensitive data through the response?
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