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by koller-m 4y ago
Are you an expert in the field? Given that I have watched a lot of self-help content with a focus on dating and relationships, the app is very good at answering questions. Even extremely verbose questions. One pain point is getting the prod
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by koller-m 4y ago
Yes, that's how it generates more precise answers. Thanks for the feedback on the authentication. First time using Supabase. I definitely need to fix that.
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by koller-m 4y ago
Not exactly. It uses a vector database, Pinecone in this case, to store relationship and dating data that has been scraped from the web. When you submit a question, it uses semantic search on that query to pull those most relevant piece of
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by koller-m 4y ago
Admira in six words or less: Instant advice from an expert knowledge-base This is my second project using a vector database and OpenAI's API's. I initially created Startup AI which took the entire Y Combinator Podcast and generate
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Show HN: Admira – AI-Assisted Dating and Relationship Advice(admira.ai)
2 points by koller-m 4y ago|8 comments
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by koller-m 4y ago
I was planning on writing a more detailed blog post. I think one of the coolest things about it was the vector database and semantic search. Had no idea those things existed. Thankfully, I had done a few projects with PyTorch, so getting up
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by koller-m 4y ago
Inspired by Huberman AI and All-In On AI. I used Golang to download the episodes in .mp3 format. OpenAI Whisper to transcribe. And a combination of Pinecone and OpenAI API's to generate the answers. Frontend is NextJS and Tailwind CSS.
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Startup AI: Searches the Y Combinator Podcast for Answers to Your Questions(mikekoller.dev)
3 points by koller-m 4y ago|3 comments