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Navigating the Vector Database Landscape
(hackernoon.com)
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Did Neanderthals Make Art?
(sapiens.org)
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Compaq Brand Licensing
(compaq.com)
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Good catch. I was searching for a game without Nf3, but this is effectively a transposition. One minor point folks aren't mentioning that I think works in Neimann's favor - Carlsen is known for enjoying the Catalan, and the openin
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Seconded re: Neimann's analysis. Specifically, he stated in a post-game interview that Carlsen had played the same Nimzo-Indian g3 line in a prior tournament, even though that never happened. For the sake of the sport, I hope Neimann d
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4y ago
I'm always amazed by the lack of tech saviness in a lot of "traditional" industries.
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There's no one answer to this, but I'd say that anything past 10k vectors would benefit greatly from a vector database. A vector DB will abstract away the building of a vector index along with other core database features such as
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4y ago
This depends mostly on what kind of search engine you're trying to build. I unfortunately won't be able to point you towards courses, but there are tons of great resources online to help you get started. Search engines are a fairl
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4y ago
Cool to see a vector search application that leverages traditional image features. I'm curious to know which of these methods performed best on cropped images, which remain somewhat of a challenge for traditional classification models
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Lionsgate’s ‘Fall’ Used Deepfake-Style Tech to Change 30-Plus F-Bombs
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On the topic of publishing, these two papers from the Milvus community may be of interest to some folks. SIGMOD'21 - https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/csjgwang/pubs/SIGMOD21_Milvu... This paper talks about
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The Anti-Portfolio
(bvp.com)
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Larger disk space does help effortlessly scale storage in single-node systems, but I agree with you that shared nothing (and/or shared something) is a necessary step for extracting maximum performance on a larger machine. When it comes
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4y ago
Just to clarify, Milvus is much more than a wrapper around FAISS. Our vector search component called Knowhere ( https://github.com/milvus-io/knowhere ) utilizes FAISS and Annoy and will soon include ScaNN, DiskANN, and i
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No, You Don’t Want Your Dream VP Candidate
(saastr.com)
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This is the single largest investment into any company by a16z. This is just insane, especially given that Flow does not yet have a solid product.
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The 100x ARR Multiple (2021)
(tomtunguz.com)
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> There are plenty of people who would love to be dead weight just to float around in a company. Very true. It's an unfortunate occurrence at many larger companies (not just in tech).
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I'm always surprised when articles like these don't talk about the meaning behind the original phrase. The semantic web came to be because there existed a need for computers to understand the contents of webpages, which were invar
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Zilliz ( https://zilliz.com ) | Remote and On-site | San Francisco, CA Zilliz is built by the engineers and scientists who created Milvus ( https://milvus.io ), an open-source vector database for production-ready AI. On
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Is AI generation the next platform shift?
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How Venture Capital Works (1998)
(hbr.org)
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I'm fairly certain that cognitive abilities do not decline across the board upon reaching 30. Ability to learn probably does, but other aspects of intelligence such as memory and emotional intelligence probably do not peak until much l
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Do whichever you think will allow you to make the biggest impact.
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Is There a Relationship Between High CEO Pay and Corporate Effectiveness?
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Cannot stress enough how much exercise helps. A healthy body goes a long way in maintaining a healthy mind.
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I just tried this on all the papers I downloaded over the past couple months - cool stuff. How well would this work in a production setting, e.g. when searching over millions of PDFs on arxiv (soon to be tens of millions)? Follow-up: have y
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Although a lot of folks are undoubtedly disappointed, props to Magnus for understanding that there are other great accomplishments to be had besides continuously winning the WCC. I think the format of the championship match was a deal break
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I remember this from a while back - good to bring back memories. This may be a bit excessive, but using CLIP ( https://towhee.io/image-text-embedding/clip ) or some other multimodal learning model in conjunction with Mil
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Great article. I've been working in and around this space since 2014, and I think similarity learning, vector search, and embedding management will be a core part of future applications that leverage ML. I recently built a similarity s
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