GeorgeCurtis

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   by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago

   Pretty much, our biggest focus is on Graph and Hybrid RAG. They seem to have really honed in on Graph RAG since the last time I checked their website. One of the problems I know people experience with them is that they're super slow at
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   Show HN: HelixDB – Open-source vector-graph database for AI applications (Rust)(github.com)

   237 points by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago|112 comments
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   by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago

   > It also influences hiring decisions, rental applications, loans, credit scoring, social media feeds, government services and even what news or information we see when we search online. I think, more frighteningly, the potential for it
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   by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago

   Really cool project, your code is beautifully neat and commented. I'm also building a Rust DB so was really nice reading through yours
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   by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago

   Certainly sounds like it.
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   by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago

   The whole value proposition of a social media is that everyone you know (almost) is on it. That's why young people don't use Facebook. They'd be better off buying one
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   HybridRAG: Integrating Knowledge Graphs and Vector RAG(arxiv.org)

   2 points by GeorgeCurtis 1y ago|0 comments
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   by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago

   Thanks so much! :)
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   by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago

   Yes, and we handle those updates automatically.
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    Show HN: HelixDB – Native graph and vector types for RAG and retrieval(github.com)

    25 points by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago|6 comments
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    by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago

    We felt like the barrier to entry for other systems (graph and vector DBs), is pretty high already. We've tried to make something we feel is easier to use. Obviously this is subjective, but we did model HQL off these languages. Just a
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    by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago

    Thanks Alex. Let us know what you think. :)
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    Show HN: HelixDB, Open-Source Hybrid Graph-Vector Database(github.com)

    4 points by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago|4 comments
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    by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago

    I'd suggest either learning to code before, or partnering with a technical co-founder–even split. Don't hire developers until you have PMF and strong revenue. If you wanna learn to code, there's a few good udemy courses (get
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    by GeorgeCurtis 2y ago

    I do find it funny that we've outsourced our thinking to these tools so quickly