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All Your Vectors Are Belong to You [video]
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Show HN: Evaluation Metrics for Search Systems
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Show HN: Magic the Gathering RAG App
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Show HN: Generate Multimodal Synthetic Data
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Show HN: Open-source RAG App [video]
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We Fine-Tuned a LlaMA 7B Language Model to Use GraphQL APIs
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Show HN: Verba – An open-source RAG application
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Show HN: Weaviate Streamlit Connector
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Show HN: Weaviate – Multi Tenancy Notebook
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Show HN: AI-powered search engine for Magic the Gathering
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Show HN: Weaviate - How to build a search engine for health
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Experience with Dagster.io?
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I never heard of dagster.io before, but the fact that it's a pipeline orchestration tool that is also open-source got me hooked! I worked a lot with Alteryx before, so I love these kinds of approaches to building end-to-end pipelines.
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Ask HN: What are you using Vector Databases for?
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There are alternatives, such as Stable Diffusion or DALL-E, but I feel that they produce far inferior results compared to Midjourney. Such a shame that they don't offer an API
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Ask HN: What are alternatives to Midjourney with the same level of quality?
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Haha! I initially used the rick-roll meme whenever the demo crashed, but at some point, I couldn't stand getting rick-rolled by my demo any more... :)
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Thank you for your comment. I appreciate your thoughtful feedback and couldn't agree more with many of your points. The primary purpose of this demo isn't to encourage self-diagnosis or the unmonitored consumption of dietary suppl
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Great to hear that you also experimented with this! I agree that this approach is limiting and I think this can be further improved. I'm wondering whether a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) could make this more flexible.
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Haha awesome you found it so quickly!
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Thanks! Working on this and all the exciting features was really fun, from semantic and generative search to using Weaviate as a Semantic Cache and translating natural queries to GraphQL. The live demo was also recently updated with some go
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Show HN: Weaviate – Build your own generative health search engine
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Weaviate as Vector Database in BabyAGI
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BabyAGI is an AI-driven personal assistant that interprets given objectives and creates a list of tasks to execute them. After each task, BabyAGI evaluates the results and adjusts its approach accordingly. You can use vector databases like