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Comment #46626626
personal site, some photos and stuff i worked on: https://intest.dev/
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Comment #40084485
hey, supabase engineer here; we didn’t check that out with files that small, but thanks for the idea, i will try it out the only thing i can say related to the topic is that s3 mul…
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Comment #39197091
interesting quote: "A vital component of Foundations is its robust and ergonomic API for seccomp, a Linux kernel feature for syscall sandboxing. This feature enables the setting up…
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Comment #37416838
hey hn, supabase engineer and blogpost coauthor here. we made our first experiments with HNSW index for vector search and noticed about 5 times better performance compared to IVF w…
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Comment #37110050
even networking alone adds about 1ms or so, and these are 2 hops each side: lb - sv - db, instead of the same instance for pgb scenario another 1ms goes for a gain of a millions co…
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Comment #37090892
supabase engineer here would be happy to answer questions about load testing setup here is the github repo[0] with an app that helps me launch terraforms and k6 and keep track of l…
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Comment #36985033
should be yes, but even in examples from openai, they usually do splitting into chunks For example in chatgpt-retrieval-plugin[0] repo default chunk size is just 200 tokens this is…
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Comment #36984892
heya, supabase engineer here, i coauthored the part about benchmarking different models with pgvector to compare QPS when using fewer dims models. btw, you can find the dataset wit…
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Comment #36729523
it means the precision at K(10) or precision for first 10 documents retrieved. In other words - number of relevant documents amongst retrieved 10(k) of them So 0.98 precision would…
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Comment #36713192
i am not Paul of course, but i just want to highlight that the idea behind blogpost was to show that if you set some settings for postgres correctly, you can achieve much better pe…
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Comment #36711046
supabase engineer here, would be happy to share details regarding our research and outcomes if you have any questions
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Comment #36075955
is it the right convo branch? as this is a chatgpt plugin and uses openai embeddings api, it for certain sends some data to their servers. both when embeddings are generated and wh…
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Comment #36075141
Hey, co-author here, thanks for caring about me. This is me who added myself as an author to the blog, i feel like “engineering” is the best description for the work I do in Supaba…
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Comment #36073835
heya, yep, if you add ivfflat index for embedding in your table. I have to note that I am not pgvector contributor and this is how i understood it from the repo and its code. you c…
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Comment #36073299
Let me know if you want to play around with it and plug it in your ChatGPT, we can expose it if there is a need
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Comment #36073273
hey hn, supabase engineer here I just added a PR to the great retrieval plugin template repo from OpenAI to add Datastore options for Supabase and Postgres. This is an implementati…
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Comment #35509555
Hey, from what we’ve seen up to 50k per node should be ok for supavisor on 4 cores as well. And TPS is here mainly to demonstrate that we not only create dummy connections but that…
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Comment #35502158
Hi, i was running these million connections benchmarks, happy to answer if you have any questions regarding this:) In short, that was pretty easy to do, only things we had to tweak…
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Comment #33358236
I like C4 for system design overview and sequence diagrams to show detailed process of interactions in one particular scenario. I found these two the most useful for me. I also lik…