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ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by chaxor »

thisisit wrote: post #19

How is this considered private? When you use OpenAI's embedding model then aren't you already sending data to OpenAI? This reads like Langchain implementation of "chat with your documents". Just that in this case instead of a standalone hosted chatbot, you do this from ChatGPT and can combine it with everything else ChatGPT might know.

Almost none of the "private LLM" ideas are private. There are hoards and hoards of idiots out there that continue to use OpenAI unfortunately.

The best thing to do is make your own Dockerfile to run Gaucamo locally. Putting it on gitlab too can help quench some of this cloud nonsense that keeps cropping up.

Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by atonse »

AHOHA wrote: post #16

Slightly off topic: you see in the article one with a generic Engineering title (Egor) and one with fancy massive title CEO and Co-founder (Paul), while I’m almost certain that article and the work behind done by the engineering dude yet he’s not even given a proper title -at least of external marketing- while the other is piggybacking on that work. I saw that kind of behavior a lot especially in software companies,…

I don't know kiwicopple (apart from following Supabase), but I'm about 99% sure he's a dev and has probably built a ton of the features in Supabase. With a highly technical product like Supabase, you don't get to be a founder that plays with spreadsheets all day while devs build the product. You have to roll up your sleeves and build it.

In this particular situation, it simply doesn't fit whatever narrative you're weaving about some non-tech CEO taking the credit for the work done by a dev.

Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by kiwicopple »

atonse wrote: post #22
AHOHA wrote: post #16

Slightly off topic: you see in the article one with a generic Engineering title (Egor) and one with fancy massive title CEO and Co-founder (Paul), while I’m almost certain that article and the work behind done by the engineering dude yet he’s not even given a proper title -at least of external marketing- while the other is piggybacking on that work. I saw that kind of behavior a lot especially in software companies,…

I don't know kiwicopple (apart from following Supabase), but I'm about 99% sure he's a dev and has probably built a ton of the features in Supabase. With a highly technical product like Supabase, you don't get to be a founder that plays with spreadsheets all day while devs build the product. You have to roll up your sleeves and build it. In this particular situation, it simply doesn't fit whatever narrative you're we…

i'd spend a lot more time building if i had could!

Egor deserves all the credit for this announcement, but it was kind of him to include me for the small part I played. i'll consider removing my title for future posts to avoid any misconceptions

Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by vikramkr »

lakomen wrote: post #24

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How is supabase a firebase clone? Branding and name aside its just a wrapper on a bunch of open source postgres stuff architected in a way that theoretically has less vendor lock in (but is a huge pain to self host, but is at least self hostable in theory which postgres isnt)

Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by CPLX »

CPLX wrote: post #26

Dumb question how do I get chatgpt plugins? I have a paid account and asked for it but don’t seem to have it, and it seems like everyone else does.

Self-update I figured it out, it’s available if you have a paid plan but a couple levels deep in the settings menu buried under beta features tag.

Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by gbrits »

zainhoda wrote: post #18
gbrits wrote: post #15

Slightly tangent, but it would be really powerful to be able to train a model (through LoRa probably) on your datawarehouse, having table structures of facts and dimensions. Self service BI would be a solved problem. No more building tedious widgets, but simply ask ChatGPT or similar for 'last 5 yours pNl by business unit'. Bonus points if based on cardinality, etc. it will properly choose the correct chart type (e.g…

I’m building exactly this! https://vanna.ai

Awesome! Going to check it out

Re: ChatGPT plugins now support Postgres and Supabase

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Post by d4rkp4ttern »

zainhoda wrote: post #18
gbrits wrote: post #15

Slightly tangent, but it would be really powerful to be able to train a model (through LoRa probably) on your datawarehouse, having table structures of facts and dimensions. Self service BI would be a solved problem. No more building tedious widgets, but simply ask ChatGPT or similar for 'last 5 yours pNl by business unit'. Bonus points if based on cardinality, etc. it will properly choose the correct chart type (e.g…

I’m building exactly this! https://vanna.ai

Your website says:

>Vanna.AI “trains” a model for your specific database

(Quotes mine)

When you say “trains”, I guess you don’t mean training in the true ML sense of updating model parameters, but rather you use a vector-db plus retrieval to augment queries (the usual recipe for “chat with my data”)?

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