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by timvisee 3mo ago
Dev of Qdrant here. What would change that to 'very happy' in your use case?
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A polynomial autoencoder beats PCA on transformer embeddings(ivanpleshkov.dev)
106 points by timvisee 5mo ago|36 comments
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by timvisee 6mo ago
The majority of comments complains about non-USA. But the author clearly states: > Fine, maybe country first It's an example - limit typing. But adjust it to your own use case.
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by timvisee 7mo ago
I've also received about 40 messages, on mail adresses I've never used before.
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by timvisee 9mo ago
I have dyslexia, and I hate them. It makes me read slower and not better. I do have two friends who like it. Maybe it's subjective? Either way, I'm very happy people put effort in developing reading aids like this.
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by timvisee 10mo ago
In my 5 years I was basically only allowed to use Microsoft tools. It's one of the most stupid things I've ever seen.
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by timvisee 10mo ago
A VPN won't make your route shorter
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by timvisee 10mo ago
The email I have in that list is invalid and must be generated. It's on a domain I own.
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by timvisee 11mo ago
I'm seriously impressed on how far this has come. Tried a few websites in the experimental mode, it renders quite well.
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by timvisee 1y ago
If not now, maybe in the future
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by timvisee 2y ago
I do have a good use case for magic links. I creates a bar management/sales platform for our group of friends. It's self service so people purchase their products on their phone and pay later. People get... intoxicated... after wh
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by timvisee 2y ago
I always feel rendering such blurred panes takes quite a performance hit. Do we have any numbers on this? I might just be old - when this was done on the CPU.
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by timvisee 2y ago
While I agree FOSS doesn't give you the right to users money. It is especially painful if (big) companies make big money with your free product.
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by timvisee 2y ago
`git rebase --onto FIRST_ID^ NEW_PARENT` is also super powerful to put a series of commits on top of a new parent when history has changed. That happens with PRs and squash merges quite often. https://stackoverflow.com/a&#x2
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by timvisee 2y ago
Does it still do this when piping into things?
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by timvisee 2y ago
It does for me. Firefox on Android.
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Qdrant 1.8.0(qdrant.tech)
3 points by timvisee 3y ago|1 comments
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by timvisee 3y ago
I don't like this kind of smoothing at all. It feels slow to me. Please just toggle without animations instead. And yes, I know these examples have been slowed down.
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by timvisee 3y ago
Qdrant does this as well, with 100% accuracy. But it's not on small categories, but rather on small segments. You could put different categories in different shards though, resulting in the same effect. You can also specify exact=true
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by timvisee 3y ago
And auto vectorization isn't all that common. In many cases you need to structure your code in a certain way, in which case you're better off doing it yourself if you want the vectorization benefit.
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by timvisee 3y ago
With regards to competitors picking similar things up, we've this article explaining why a dedicated vector search service is a good idea: https://qdrant.tech/articles/dedicated-service/
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Pre-computed vector embeddings available on HuggingFace(huggingface.co)
14 points by timvisee 3y ago|0 comments
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by timvisee 3y ago
Fun fact: if you don't want to put a command in history, prefix it with a space. This works in many shells.
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by timvisee 3y ago
It handles 150k messages in a folder without a sweat for me. Do you have more?
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Qdrant 1.7.0(qdrant.tech)
87 points by timvisee 3y ago|29 comments
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by timvisee 3y ago
Black Mesa (the game) is also factastic. Highly recommend!
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New X (Twitter) AI feature uses a Vector Database(twitter.com)
10 points by timvisee 3y ago|0 comments
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by timvisee 3y ago
Another good reason to allow other browser engines on iOS devices.
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by timvisee 3y ago
That would make it a bit harder to link to you, but definitely not impossible. It would definitely have been better to not do it at all.
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by timvisee 3y ago
I think it shouldn't be in this article at all. You're comparing a tool that is not optimized nor efficient in any way against others that are. That while Qdrant has a very well optimized offering as well. This is comparing a walk

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