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Show HN: A pgvector fork with the performance of Pinecone
Hi friends, Excited to share our latest project, pgvector-remote, with you all! pgvector-remote is an extension designed to effortlessly incorporate remote vector stores, like Pine…
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Comment #37749183
How do you deal with security and access control across postgres and pinecone?
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Comment #37721427
Another option is to cold email investors in case you are open to working at a start up.
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Comment #37721326
So much hate :( I agree the repo needs some clean up to be useful. Nevertheless, good collection!
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Comment #37694971
Key Insights: 1. Many database back up their data in a sqlite database. Some even push vectors into sqlite, but others store vectors in their own format. 2. Qdrant has higher clien…
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Comment #37577124
Are you using RAG to synthesize responses?
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Comment #37558636
Made it easier to document code. You can send the function as context, and it will generate a well-formatted docstring that accomplishes 90% of the task!
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Comment #37558578
I don't believe there is a solution otherwise. All you can do is cross join.
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Comment #37558553
I appreciate your view on using LLMs in production. However, I think the ability to use ML/AI directly within databases is a significant step forward. Most production systems alrea…
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Comment #37554496
Awesome work! What is the preferred way of adding embeddings in sqlite table?
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Comment #37457342
Is there a token limit for the train step? Like length of documentation, number of example SQL queries?
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Comment #37441091
Impressive! Quick question - is it possible to generate sql for a slight variant of sql? My project augments standard sql with a few new constructs.
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Comment #37436170
Some academic startups do come up with novel ideas, but the novelty typically lies in the technology rather than the marketing standpoint. For example, Anyscale offers a novel tech…
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