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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
Oh - that's a nice model. Can probably run with 0 issues on your low-end linux CPU machine.
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
It's slower, but once you are out of the toy project stage and you are trying to sync 2 databases - where relations get changed and logic gets updated, it is really hard to keep multiple DBs synced. Factor it dev vs. production DB setu
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
I am used 3+ Vector Databases (Pinecone, qdrant, and pgvector). I prefer Pgvector by miles.
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
We were in the same situation as you with our startup. Heroku was killing us. Just bite bullet and go to AWS. It's not bad at all. I did hit a snag with RDS - but found a helpful consultant who helped me for a few hours. He made good m
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
Yeb - we use pgvector in production[0]. Great results. There are some secret sauce stuff, but basically - depending on your source material and your user use-case you have to do more than just call cosine similarity and call it a day. (Most
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
Yea - super dynamic actually with web sockets and server sent events all over the place. All what your would expect from a modern SPA SaaS.
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
Best thing is the dev productivity and speed of shipping. Basically, 1 person does what 3 people would do at half the time. There is a bit of challenge with separation of concern as the team gets bigger, but definitely worth it.
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
N=1 - but been building on htmx for our startup since Sep 21. We got acquired a month ago with successful exit. One of the best technical decisions we took.
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
Django + HTMX. Can go from nothing to a deployed web app in a week. zero complexity, unmatched stability, and every boilerplate thing is written for you.
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Show HN: GalenAI – An AI Powered Search Engine for Clinicians(galenai.co)
2 points by jonathan-adly 3y ago|2 comments
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
"I can't avoid feeling that the new direction taken by Next.js is not designed to help developers, but to help Vercel sell React. You can't really sell a service around SPAs: once compiled, a SPA is a single JS file that can
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
I don't know the licensing and all that jazz (even if you self-host for your personal use it shouldn't matter). But, this paper[0] released a week ago claims " 99.3% of the performance level of ChatGPT while only requiring 24
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
It’s Django.. request data in, html response out. That’s all what you need :)
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by jonathan-adly 3y ago
If you are on the fence about using htmx in production. my startup[0] uses it exclusively for our frontend (with like 2 lines of hyperscript. It’s sister library). No complaints and boy, it’s such a fresh breath of increased productivity an
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
EPIC unfortunately is all the bad things about Google, and none of the good. Unable to ship anything, protect their margin > help the users solve problems, monopoly, locked up distribution so no one else can innovate. Honestly, my bear c
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
Clinical pharmacist for 10 years here. Yea, base model is very good. Better than first year residents - but not necessarily experienced clinicians. Now - throw a punch of clinical guidelines in a vector database and give it context and it’s
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
Could get the best of both worlds with a small, but symbolic haircut. Like 95% back. Now everyone knows that money in bank is not risk-free, and you limit any systemic fall out.
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
Bold - speaking on behalf of the Lebanese diaspora trying to send dollars to their family in Lebanon.
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
The Bitcoin base chain can handle about 7 transactions per second, lighting theoretical upper limit is up to 1,000,000 transactions per second. You can use lighting without managing a node yourself. There are even projects[0] in development
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
Django monolith. Our essential function is to ingest tons of health-care payer and clinical data and give out insights.
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
I lead tech for a 30-person startup doing ~10m/yr revenue. We are about to embark on a rebuild because things are breaking now - and I have been on a charm campaign to build it with HTMX. Development was outsourced before I came and we
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
As is.. all it’s doing is pulling relevant context to the question. GPT-3 is doing all the heavy natural language lifting.
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
I did the same for the FDA drug label database and 100% believe that this the future for search. Semantic search layer for context then the large language layer for human answers. Tip - you don’t actually need GPT-3 level embedding for a de
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
Something arbitrary with no value went from a random Internet forum to $300b market cap and a legal currency for a nation-state. That’s something! I don’t know what’s would be a better outcome. Did you expect it to be world reserve currency
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
You are right - that's the undergrad class in macroeconomics. A little more depth and you will find that it's not that black and white. A centrally-managed currency really has a terrible track-record everywhere in the world excep
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
At this point, people who leave their stuff at exchanges deserve to lose it. Like, what else can drives the not your keys, not your coins mantra. CEXs are either greedy, or incompetent. Either way your “money” is not safe. Of course, managi
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
Lots of the complaining about the monetization strategy is really complaining about Elon. I am sure some of the self-aggrandizing blue checks are not happy losing their imaginary status, but it’s a reasonable business decision. But yes, a m
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
https://archive.ph/2fnuj
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by jonathan-adly 4y ago
The guy on the top was a BTC maxi from his holdings. Still didn’t get the no keys, no cheese idea. No one can make a better case for why we need nanny states to protect people from their own folly than this list.
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The Power of “Machine Eyes”(erictopol.substack.com)
3 points by jonathan-adly 4y ago|0 comments

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