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Source-available Rust-based RAG
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#12One of the first heavy uses of Rust in AI that I have seen
Re: Source-available Rust-based RAG
#13I think calling it "Open-source" is misleading considering its license.
For anybody interested a summary of "Business Source" terms here:
https://fossa.com/blog/business-source-license-requirements-...
Re: Source-available Rust-based RAG
#14> Trieve sets itself apart by being BSL-licensed self-hostable and built in public at github.com/devflowinc/trieve whereas Algolia is fully closed … At Trieve, we are hard at work building these features to reach full parity with Algolia (0)
Or this long winded post about using it to implement search (1)…
Long story short, like Algolia.
The rustiness of the project, I’m not sure I see the significance of; it has a bunch of very heavy non rust dependencies.
[0] - https://trieve.ai/trieve-vs-algolia [1] - https://trieve.ai/building-search-for-yc-company-directory
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#18One of the first heavy uses of Rust in AI that I have seen
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#19I think calling it "Open-source" is misleading considering its license.
Agree, and it's explicitly declared as not open source in its own terms, so I presume a mistake in the posting here. Title here should be changed I think. For anybody interested a summary of "Business Source" terms here: https://fossa.com/blog/business-source-license-requirements-...