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It actually works if only using 2GB of RAM? Just looking at the pricing costs. Personally, without a way to run it locally, I'd look at either using pgvector
by jzombie 3y ago
It actually works if only using 2GB of RAM? Just looking at the pricing costs.
Personally, without a way to run it locally, I'd look at either using pgvector or something like ChromaDB.
- avthar 3y agoYup 2GB is fine (especially if using quantization), depending on the dataset size of course. Totally fair about cloud-only. Many developers prefer developing on cloud, but some prefer local dev. YMMV. By the way timescale vector offers pgvector as well so it's easy to test and compare. (Note: I work for Timescale)