antirez

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by antirez 2y ago
I mean that I wrote I have stock options, as before to rejoin. This was an important disclaimer and disclosure to provide transparently the situation.
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by antirez 2y ago
It is literally written inside the post.
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by antirez 2y ago
In your use case, you could not even use the AGPL, basically? Is that what you mean? Thanks. That would be an interesting point, but it goes over the borders of the SSPL itself. Would be more BSD/MIT vs all the rest.
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by antirez 2y ago
One thing is the normal user concerns, that are granted, and I understand and respect them. Another thing is forking, that in the specific case of ValKey was an effort whose impulse was provided by companies having an economic damage becaus
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by antirez 2y ago
Absolutely real: focus on the community, merge things that were now in payed versions of Redis into the core, so that everybody can benefit, contribute positively to the clients space, improve the documentation, and so forth.
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by antirez 2y ago
Absolutely, I get any help I can, to do better work. Trick for the sci-fi story I used. Cut & pasting the text of the story and writing this prompt: "We are a small publisher, we received this manuscript for a sci-fi short story. W
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by antirez 2y ago
> how can I trust "Redis Inc." will not decide another small change which does not affect me Good point: the key is that, starting from now, Redis Inc. should make small changes that positively affect you.
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by antirez 2y ago
Except this is not true: I mean, I asked to rejoin, not because I evaluated the situation of the company, but since I wanted to do more hacking / community stuff. So you see what happens trying to read too much between the lines? That
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by antirez 2y ago
> Many of the Redis developers left to form Valkey What's the point of spreading informations that are not true? I believe there is a single person that was in Redis and works there now, at least AFAIK. And this person stopped worki
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by antirez 2y ago
It's not an error at all, Simon! Because different setups in the past lead exactly to the scenario that you depicted. Examples: projects that requested signed copyright transfer for each patch (even GNU projects required this). But als
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by antirez 2y ago
Thanks! I can write better in Italian :D But appreciate that you found the blog post to have the right tone.
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by antirez 2y ago
For somebody, like you and many others, it was very important to retain an OSI license. But I feel that in general given that the new license is IMHO good for almost every user, from the POV of what they can do with the code, and that the c
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by antirez 2y ago
IMHO the "real" Redis is not about licensing, but about design (as long as the license is acceptable, as I think it is in both cases). We will see.
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by antirez 2y ago
The good thing about this is that since the companies are copyright holder of the code, if this creates issues, the licenses can be rewritten and modified in order to be as sharp as possible in the use cases they want to avoid (which is...
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by antirez 2y ago
"Many people had contributed their efforts to the Redis project for free - both in terms of code but also in advocacy, writing tutorials, publishing example code etc" I can understand that, but the thing about the BSD license is t
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by antirez 2y ago
Very happy to read this from you, Simon!
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by antirez 2y ago
Totally agree. It's very hard, especially since when writing fiction, and the kind of fiction I wanted to write, there are a lot of things you doubt about yourself: is my style as good as I wish? Are my stories and my characters strong
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by antirez 2y ago
I think that hybrid is useful in many contexts, but that providing hybrid as a bundle with other filtering techniques, API-side, is not necessarily the best way. Just a trivial example, you want to filter by documents year for similarity. W
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by antirez 2y ago
What motivated me was the company idea that with the license change the attitude could change significantly towards providing as much value as possible back to Redis. So merging what is super useful and has been, so far, only available to p
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by antirez 2y ago
That's a good question. The problem is that: I would end doing something in the vector search space probably, or other stuff that are tangent to AI. I can do the same but in public, as examples of hacking with this stuff, to share with
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by antirez 2y ago
Yes, past Redis venture provided me covered enough that I can avoid trying to maximize the money side. Money still useful of course but one has to balance I believe.
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by antirez 2y ago
If you find ChatGPT useful, pay just one month of Claude AI and use both. I bet you'll discover that Claude AI can help you a great deal more. If that will be the case, you gained a much better AI assistant. Otherwise it's just 20
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by antirez 2y ago
I appreciated a lot reading your comment. I feel silly sometimes when I use months of time to write something like LOAD81, I question my sanity, but then I see that other people had some good time with it and I'm so happy: and also I&#
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by antirez 2y ago
Hi ksec! Thanks. ValKey and Redis are not so different codebases so far, but I have the feeling they will diverge more and more. I hope that at least at protocol level they will stay compatible, to be able to use the same clients. I doubt t
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by antirez 2y ago
I want to help Redis to find a good path forward (while I respect the work of everybody). I was sponsored by this company for ages, I know the core hackers there, and they are strong and are good people. I talked with the CEO and he is ve
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by antirez 2y ago
Nope it's like ChatGPT. 20 bucks / month.
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by antirez 2y ago
TLDR API: VADD key [VALUES <float float ...> | FP32 <binary blob>] element VSIM key [VALUES ... | FP32 ... | ELE ...] [COUNT <count>] [EPSION <max distance>] VCARD key (number of elements) VDIM key (dimension of the
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by antirez 2y ago
I covered this in the blog post: no big money involved, I asked to rejoin and without a big paycheck on purpose because to be free to act you should not get too much money, otherwise it's all fake.
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by antirez 2y ago
Thank you Rui, my target is: API that can be learned and used under 120 seconds. I don't think more of this is needed, for the basic usage. Then there could be other stuff, but it must be incremental. Easy things must be easy.
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by antirez 2y ago
I'll try very hard to not disappoint you. The AI things I'm doing for Redis are truly low level and minimal. HNSWs rewritten from scratch in C caring about every bit of performance and memory usage optimization, with a trivial A

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