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4y ago
Solid work OpenAI, though I'd definitely like to see some more benchmarks on a wider variety of datasets in addition to the ones listed in the post. Regardless, it's good to see embeddings becoming more and more mainstream and eas
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Zilliz Cloud, the New Industry Standard for Vector Database as a Service
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Why is a neutron heavier than a proton?
(cosmosmagazine.com)
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Is your music recommendation system open source? Would be down to check it out and learn a thing or two from it. On the topic of vector search, I'm fairly certain that Spotify still uses Annoy ( https://github.com/spotif
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Vector Similarity Search
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4y ago
Thanks for the shout-out! For folks interested in playing around with vector and/or hybrid search: Milvus is open-source ( https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus ).
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TDP and turbo parameter modification with MSR on non-overclockable CPU
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I'm surprised to see that ML-based semantic search is barely touched on in this article. There's a strong focus on entity matching, but an arguably more powerful way to conduct similarity search is to leverage embedding vectors fr
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A Multi-Axis Approach for Vision Transformer and MLP Models
(ai.googleblog.com)
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4y ago
PyTorch for recurrent nets (TensorFlow would work too).
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Trends and Opportunities in Time Series
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Only In San Francisco: $61,000 Tents And $350k Public Toilets (2021)
(hoover.org)
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4y ago
+ Milvus ( https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus ) for large scale similarity/semantic search.
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Cockroach Milk (2016)
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Don't Touch Ya Face (2020)
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Lessons learned building an ML trading system that turned $5k into $200k (2019)
(tradientblog.com)
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4y ago
Hashes are fine, but to say that "vectors are over" is just plain nonsense. We continue to see vectors as a core part of production systems for entity representation and recommendation (example: https://slack.engineerin
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4y ago
I'm going to put this out on a limb - CEOs should also be technical.
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TensorStore for High-Performance, Scalable Array Storage
(ai.googleblog.com)
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4y ago
Seconded. I understand that Timescale extends Postgres, but I'd still like to see performance comparisons relative to other time-series databases such as InfluxDB or even TiDB. Shameless self-plug: we're also building database tec
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4y ago
As an Yahoo internal project, Vespa actually started out very similar to Elastic in that it was meant for fast text search. The team then added ANN search capabilities later on. Vector search infrastructure is overall still fairly new ( htt
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Did Neanderthals make art?
(sapiens.org)
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4y ago
Great article. Vector databases are still somewhat niche, but there's been rapid growth in interest (I'm a part of the Milvus community). https://db-engines.com also provides a holistic popularity metric (Milvus and We
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Collapse implies that it was sudden and unavoidable. All of this was the result of an executive team that didn't want to sit down and have tough conversations with staff. As the article mentions, tons of other VC-funded companies have
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This is not a collapse. It's hubris, poor financial management, and a complete breach of trust.
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I'd like to add that vector search works not just for natural language, but also for a variety of other types of unstructured data as well. Images, video, user profiles, and pretty much anything else that can be vectorized. Here's
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Drive Unit: Motor – Tech Talks – Lucid Motors
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S. Korean Court Issues Arrest Warrant Against Terra Co-Founder Do Kwon
(coindesk.com)
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A Preview of Raptor Lake’s Improved L2 Caches
(chipsandcheese.com)
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4y ago
Saying that neural networks are "similar to" or that they "mimic" the human brain can be misleading. Today's architectures are the byproduct of years of research and countless GPU-hours dedicated to training and tes
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