jasonwcfan

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Show HN: Doctran – optimize vector search through document transformations(github.com)
4 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|0 comments
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US-based generative AI job postings up 20% in May(reuters.com)
3 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|0 comments
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
I had no idea what "unifying" meant at first. The best guess I can make is something that lets humans interact with AI and computer systems, which is super vague. Maybe I'm just to used to all the marketing speak out there wh
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Cool - if I'm understanding correctly it's basically an API between different classes of "agents"? One piece of feedback: the project sounds useful once I read into it a bit more but the headline is confusing since &quot
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Tutorial: Connecting Confluence as a knowledge base for to LangChain(psychic.dev)
1 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|0 comments
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Hey I've been thinking a lot about your comment. Would you be open to connecting non-anonymously? Would love to pick your brain on API integrations. If so you can email me at jason@psychic.dev so you don't have to doxx yourself.
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Exactly our intent :) some people just like to hate
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
We specifically chose AGPL-3 because we wanted it to be permissive, but we didn't want others to fork our project, take it closed source, and charge for it without adding back anything of value. We also don't expect companies to c
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Yes - we will run into this problem eventually with a single OAuth application. Having our customers use their own credentials is a workaround but won't work for some platforms that have a really onerous approval policy for new apps. I
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Yeah we do offer that actually! For customers with significant volume it'll help lighten the load
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
If I’m understanding correctly, the technique basically injects malicious instructions in the content that is stored and retrieved? Sounds like an easy fix, if it’s possible to detect direct prompt injection attacks then the same techniques
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Gotcha! Thanks for the feedback, we'll make the copy on our site more clear. We are solving the "disconnect between multiple platforms" problem, but for a specific use case. TBH I'm not sure it's possible to create
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Correct, the benefits of the paid version are support and convenience. 100% of our code is in the open source repo.
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Reconciling schemas -> this will be hard. We're starting with just two data models (Documents and Conversations) that are relatively universal, but there's no way to avoid a lossy transformation from Notion because things like
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
IFTTT for AI tooling is definitely more accurate! It's not powered by AI... yet. Zapier came out with that recently: https://twitter.com/zapier/status/1658457320849018882 Definitely worth exploring but as you
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Personally, I think it's going to happen but not for nearly as many applications as you might think. Point and click is still king for any use cases that requires precision (e.g. booking an uber) We plan to focus strictly on the data l
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Show HN: Psychic - An open-source integration platform for unstructured data(github.com)
122 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|25 comments
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Not sure about a page rank like algorithm for search but there's a lot of tools now to build an index over text with vector embeddings. Weaviate for example offers hybrid indexes with configurable weights for keyword vs semantic search
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Austin accelerator, known for charging founders up to $20k, files for bankruptcy(techcrunch.com)
34 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|0 comments
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Zoom to integrate Claude into its product, starting with customer support(theverge.com)
2 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|0 comments
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
There's a lot of snowbird founders who bounce between Toronto and the US but most of the economic value they create ends up accruing to the US. It's pretty sad
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“Toronto should be an AI hub” but Canadians are too nice to go for gold(betakit.com)
12 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|17 comments
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Plaid-like SDK to connect to your users' knowledge bases (Notion, GDrive, etc.)
2 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|0 comments
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
this is brilliant, please open source it. I need AI to tell me which AI events to go to.
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Exactly. Also, 10x more code per developer with LLMs = more reasons to build, not buy.
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
Buying is always going to be an option, but IMO internal search products are going to go the same way as data analytics products with a lot of open source tools and very deep customizations that allow organizations to tailor to their specif
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by jasonwcfan 3y ago
FB - Groups. It's a great way to connect with your local communities and find people with common interests IG - Stories. It's a great way to stay up to date with friends LI - Posts and Messages. LI's limited messaging feature
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Why it finally makes sense to build, not buy, a workplace search product
6 points by jasonwcfan 3y ago|5 comments
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by jasonwcfan 4y ago
Nice - I've used the product before but noticed it sometimes gives hallucinated answers if I ask something for which there's no good google result. Is this something you plan on addressing soon?
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by jasonwcfan 4y ago
Love the BAYC demo! One of the first companies we signed was actually OpenSea :)

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