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When using vectors / embeddings models, I think there's a lot of low hanging fruit to be had with non-massive datasets - your support documentation, your produc
by jjfoooo4 11mo ago
When using vectors / embeddings models, I think there's a lot of low hanging fruit to be had with non-massive datasets - your support documentation, your product info, a lot of search use cases. For these, the interface I really want is more like a file system than a database - I want to be able to just write and update documents like a file system and have the indexes update automatically and invisibly.
So basically, I'd love to have my storage provider give me a vector search API, which I guess is what Amazon S3 vectors is supposed to be (https://aws.amazon.com/s3/features/vectors/ https://aws.amazon.com/s3/features/vectors/)?
Curious to hear what experience people have had with this.
- auraham 11mo agoHave you tried cocoindex? [1] https://cocoindex.io/ https://cocoindex.io/ [2] https://dev.to/cocoindex/how-to-build-index-with-text-embeddings-j3m https://dev.to/cocoindex/how-to-build-index-with-text-embedd...