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lqhl
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Comment #40510349
Oh, we missed this new standard. Our first version must have been implemented before its release. We should definitely consider it now.
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Comment #40037691
LLM applications can benefit from Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in a similar way that humans benefit from search engines like Google. Therefore, I believe RAG cannot be repl…
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Comment #39914521
MyScaleDB utilizes approximate nearest neighbors (ANN) algorithms such as ScaNN, HNSW, and IVF. As a result, it may not achieve a 100% recall rate. However, depending on the search…
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Comment #39890686
Since we developed our internal version before the release of usearch, we integrated hnswlib with faiss's PQ/SQ algorithms. Search performance is typically not a concern in real-wo…
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Ask HN: Should I switch to Grok/Bard/Claude?
I have subscribed to ChatGPT Plus for asking development questions and requesting code writing assistance, especially in unfamiliar languages. I have a few complaints about ChatGPT…
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Comment #38877634
I'm not familiar with it. maybe you can submit a PR?
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Comment #38877406
A comparison matrix of some vector databases. Feel free to submit PRs on https://github.com/lqhl/vectordb-comparison/ to contribute!
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Comment #37205745
I work on MyScale ( https://myscale.com ), a fully-managed vector database based on ClickHouse. Some unique features of MyScale: 1. This solution is built on ClickHouse and offers …
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Comment #37205715
We conducted a benchmark to evaluate the precision, throughput (QPS), insert speed, build speed, and cost-effectiveness of Pinecone, Qdrant, MyScale, Weaviate, and Zilliz (Milvus).…
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Comment #37172128
Compilance is also important. Like SOC 2
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Comment #36842612
As jwells89 mentioned, LLMs can extract the intention from questions and generate better queries for a search engine or database.
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Comment #36842402
This idea is a simplified version of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), and RAG has been studied in various research papers, such as the one available at https://arxiv.org/abs/2…
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Comment #36842072
This article suggests that LLMs should use a database as a reference for factual information. Rather than asking LLMs to provide their own answers, it is recommended that they summ…
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Comment #35983518
That's true and we have tried different configurations for systems that use HNSW. But for the ease of presentation, we only choose the configuration with the highest throughput at …