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   Legend talk on Search Infra by Jeff Dean in 2009(videolectures.net)

   2 points by badmonster 1y ago|3 comments
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   OP: https://x.com/JeffDean/status/1914803487751184434 It touches on disk-based serving systems, in-memory indices, compression schemes for inverted indices, latency issues due to interference from background proce
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   Appreciate the feedback! we are adding more native built-ins, if there's anything i can help please feel free to open a ticket at our repo or shoot me a email linghua@cocoindex.io
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   Absolutely! CocoIndex is an ETL framework not limited to RAG. You can use it to do transformation as you need, including parsing documents and extracting information you need using your model or code. We have a similar example, and welcome
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   Show HN: CocoIndex – Open-Source Data framework for AI, built for data freshness(github.com)

   14 points by badmonster 1y ago|11 comments
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   does Magic Patterns support exporting components directly into frameworks like Next.js or Tailwind CSS out of the box?
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   fun project :)
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   love another rust project! are there plans to expand support for concurrency primitives or async constructs in future releases?
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   by badmonster 1y ago

   does Home Imagine support importing floor plans or room dimensions from existing architectural files like PDFs or CAD, or do users need to build everything from scratch in the app?
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    by badmonster 1y ago

    loved the blend of reverse engineering and persistence
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    by badmonster 1y ago

    This is an incredible project! For someone looking to build their own Evertop using this repo, are there any specific hardware schematics, component lists, or 3D print files included or planned to be shared in the future to help with replic
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    by badmonster 1y ago

    How might Synology’s decision to lock its 2025 Plus NAS models to only support its own branded hard drives impact long-term reliability, upgradeability, and customer trust—especially when compared to more open alternatives like QNAP or True
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    do you have plans to expand this to include more advanced topics like architecture-level reasoning, refactoring patterns, or onboarding workflows for large-scale repositories?
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    Thank you for highlighting the risks of overusing CT scans - especially for children. The comparison to known carcinogens like alcohol and excess weight really puts it in perspective.
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    do you think there’s a realistic path forward for better transparency or detection—maybe at the OS level or through network-level anomaly detection?
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    Hi! Thanks for sharing this amazing work. I’m curious about the scalability and performance of PiLiDAR when deployed on large-scale outdoor datasets. Have you benchmarked it on datasets like SemanticKITTI or nuScenes? If so, could you share
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    Given the parallels to antimicrobial resistance—and now agricultural overlap via azole fungicides—it feels like we’re sleepwalking into a serious global health issue. Curious if anyone here has experience in pharma, biotech, or policy who c
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    What would it take to create the “mRNA moment” for antifungal drugs—something that accelerates both funding and discovery at scale? Are there promising platforms (e.g. AI drug discovery, CRISPR screening, biofoundries) that could shift the
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    cute
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    how reusable is the generic streaming verification framework beyond cryptographic hashes?
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    super cute! love pixel games
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    nice video
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    wow, is that real?
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    yes.
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    so many
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    yes. currently covers the following - C (.c) - C++ (.cpp, .cc, .cxx, .h, .hpp, cpp) - C# (.cs, cs) - CSS (.css, .scss) - Fortran (.f, .f90, .f95, .f03, f, f90, f95, f03) - Go (.go, golang) - HTML (.html, .htm) - Java (.java) - JavaScript (.
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    Thanks a lot! Appreciate your support, you can leave me a comment on the git repo or here works too, looking forward to your feedback!
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    is there a english version?
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    by badmonster 2y ago

    Thanks for the question! I'm the maintainer of CocoIndex :) Please feel free to ask me anything!
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    Show HN: Open-Source Codebase Index with Tree-sitter(cocoindex.io)

    6 points by badmonster 2y ago|7 comments