chathero

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   by chathero 3y ago

   be clear at a glance
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   by chathero 3y ago

   Yes, MyScale can definitely help with that. Our platform supports storing multiple vector indexes, allowing you to store and perform vector searches on various types of embeddings. You can check out our documentation website for more inform
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   by chathero 3y ago

   Thanks for asking！MyScale's advanced vector indexes, such as HNSW/HNSWSQ, are designed to provide much faster and more efficient search capabilities for large-scale vector data. Additionally, MyScale's proprietary algorithms
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   Show HN: Langchain's new member-A SQL+Vector database built on ClickHouse(myscale.com)

   5 points by chathero 3y ago|5 comments
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   Run Vector Search with SQL(myscale.com)

   6 points by chathero 3y ago|1 comments
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   by chathero 3y ago

   Hey HN! As SQL developers working with vector embeddings, we found ourselves facing limitations with existing solutions like PostgreSQL's pgvector extension and Clickhouse's annoy extension. We experienced restrictions in supporte
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   A brand new high-performance SQL-based vector database has been released(myscale.com)

   5 points by chathero 3y ago|1 comments
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   by chathero 3y ago

   Hey everyone, Looking for a high-performance database that lets you use SQL to perform joint queries on both structured and unstructured data? Look no further than MyScale! With MyScale, you can manage both structured and unstructured (vect