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I think there's a typo in the code example for the Python client that would result in a NameError if run from mixpeek import mixpeek Should be from mixpe
by Jugurtha 5y ago
I think there's a typo in the code example for the Python client that would result in a NameError if run
from mixpeek import mixpeek
Should be
from mixpeek import Mixpeek
Given that it is the class instantiated below.
One point in the Healthcare and Insurance use case reads as follows
>Ensure the are up to date Insurance Documents
Do you mean "Keep Insurance Documents up to date"?
We use S3 for https://iko.ai https://iko.ai and give a filesystem like experience for notebook users. They can 'cd', 'ls', etc on S3 buckets right from a Jupyter notebook.
We both integrate with external buckets, private or public, but also use an S3 compatible object storage (MinIO), for which I wrote this library: https://pypi.org/project/bmc/ https://pypi.org/project/bmc/
One thing I find will hinder your product's adoption is the "/upload" route. If I were to use your tool, I'd want to use it to search through already existing objects in my bucket, not to upload to the bucket.
That was one objection we faced, and then we added the ability to mount S3 buckets because people had datasets of 1TB or so in existing buckets.
- Beefin 5y agoOh good catch ! Thanks for the feedback, you're not actually uploading the file. you're just sending it to be parsed and then the metadata is stored in a Lucene index.