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tirumaraiselvan

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About tirumaraiselvan

If you want to contact me, send me a note at tirumarai dot selvan at gmail dot com

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    Now we know why OpenAI told its investors to avoid Glean[1] [1]: https://www.reuters.com/technology/openai-tells-investor-not...

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    Comment #45499762

    This article is getting a lot of hate but honestly it does have good amount of useful content learned through practical experience, although at an abstract level. For example, this…

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    Comment #45499545

    A simple way is perhaps implement a text-to-metrics system where metrics could be defined as SQL functions.

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    Ask HN: Is Docker Compose service disrupted?

    Seem to getting the following when pulling images via compose (docker compose up --build) failed to solve: ghcr.io/hasura/v3-engine: failed to resolve source metadata for ghcr.io/h…

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    Exactly! Midnights Children and Moors Last Sigh are so non-linear that one cannot expect to get the hang of it till they are atleast 50 pages through. It's usually on the second re…

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    Big Rushdie fan here. I used to think it could be because of a lack of cultural context especially for books like Midnights Children and Moors Last Sigh but now I also think that i…

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    Hi HN PromptQL is a programmatic approach to LLM tool composition which has shown remarkable improvement in accuracy (~2x) and repeatability (~4x) when compared to traditional tool…

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    It was published in New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1946/08/31/hiroshima Fun fact the cover image if this edition was kind of a decoy (perhaps to accentuate the shock…

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    > RAG doesn't have to involve vector search. This. Not sure why RAG triggers vector search for everyone. Retrieval Augmented Generation is as generic as it can get.

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    Why do you think that's more reasonable :) To me it seems a more risky use-case since you don't have control/observability over what an untrusted user is asking for?

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    Comment #37763352

    Hasura | Onsite, Remote Hybrid | India (Bengaluru) | Full-time | Software Engineer Hasura is a venture-backed open-source and Cloud technology company that makes your data instantl…

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    Comment #33230263

    It is given here: https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine/blob/master/archite...

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    I work at Hasura. You don't need an append-only table always. You may have to add a monotonic ID to your table which increments on DMLs (and use it as the cursor for streaming) and…

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    I work at Hasura. We have 2 interfaces for real-time subscriptions: live queries and streaming. The former has been around for few years now. You can read more here: https://hasura…

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    I work at Hasura. Hasura uses a novel way of batching similar parameterized subscriptions together and then polls under the hood. This means that if there are 1000 subscribers of s…

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    > Any reason you couldn't replace "Postgres" with "a database" You could! But you would need ideal concurrency semantics. > I didn't find anything Postgres specific other than mayb…