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by pjot 3y ago
Car theft is through the roof in New Orleans. They call themselves the Kia Boyz https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbTrLyqL_nw
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by pjot 3y ago
You can also generate warc natively in iOS! On a website, tap the share sheet icon, at the top of the tray tap “options”, and finally “web archive”. From there you can save/send/copy the file to your desired location.
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by pjot 3y ago
10 year old me was terrified of the FBI warning message at the beginning of every VHS tape.
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by pjot 3y ago
Love your page. Especially your careers page - never seen one posted as a git repo before. You really know your audience.
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by pjot 3y ago
I’m curious who your customers are; being tech savvy enough to use an api, but not enough to scrape the web confuses me. Mind explaining how you make money?
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by pjot 3y ago
Cosine similarity is not affected by the size of the vector but only by the angle between them. This means that vectors with large or small values will have the same cosine similarity as long as they point in the same direction. In semantic
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by pjot 3y ago
I actually just finished a POC using DuckDB that does similarity search for HN comments. https://github.com/patricktrainer/hackernews-comment-search
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by pjot 3y ago
You can define a cache key in your .gitlab-ci.yml https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/yaml/index.html#cache
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by pjot 3y ago
The A320s do seem bigger now that you mention it. On the other hand, I do really enjoy the blue ambient light in the 737 - can’t really explain why, but it’s comforting.
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by pjot 3y ago
What else would you suggest? Maybe “new” and “toil”
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by pjot 3y ago
What are your thoughts around the various vector dbs (pinecone, etc)? DuckDB or pgVector or with all of the work going forward in Arrow being able to already support vectors/arrays, it seems that the specific “vector” class of db is h
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by pjot 3y ago
The point is more so in aim of creating interoperability between systems and making them in turn composable. When there’s a common intermediate representation you can pass around those compute instructions and execute. And when there’s shar
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by pjot 3y ago
Apache Arrow and Substrait have been working towards making this a reality. I see a future where executing a query can/will send plans to many different engines distributed across the cloud, but also locally on your on machine.
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by pjot 3y ago
“Street fighting mathematics” is a fantastic textbook. https://books.google.com/books/about/Street_Fighting_Mathema...
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by pjot 3y ago
I enjoyed this post on pull/push based query engines - its examples were wonderfully simple. https://justinjaffray.com/query-engines-push-vs.-pull/
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by pjot 3y ago
Do you not think rodents are in your garden … where food is left around?
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by pjot 3y ago
Using Apple’s translate function I was able to read many of the posts - very interesting to see the differences between American and Turkish social media. There were many posts about cats and their livelihoods and protection. Love that
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by pjot 3y ago
Comrade 1: What are one potato say other potato? Comrade 2: Premise ridiculous! Who have two potato?
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by pjot 3y ago
That’s funny! So strange it thinks it’s GL
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by pjot 3y ago
I wasn’t sure what Perplexity was so I asked it “What is this”. This was its response Google Lens is an application that allows users to search and identify objects, translate text, and perform various tasks using just a camera or a pho
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by pjot 3y ago
This is what Substrait and Apache Arrow seek to solve; but by serializing query plans that can be produced/consumed by different engines. It’s like an IR for sql. https://substrait.io/
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by pjot 3y ago
In the Philippines McDonald’s sells spaghetti!
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by pjot 3y ago
Voyager 1 is so far away that it takes 22.5 hours for commands sent from Earth to reach the spacecraft. Additionally, the team must wait 45 hours to receive a response. I’m guessing “hotfix” commits don’t exist in this domain
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by pjot 3y ago
killall -9 vim
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by pjot 3y ago
What are you writing the games in?
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by pjot 3y ago
And the drywall guy is his brother!
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by pjot 3y ago
The ATT guy just drilled a hole in the side of my wall to pass the fiber through. I rent, so I don’t really care, but if the plumber did that I’d be pissed.
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by pjot 3y ago
The Blackwing 602 is my favorite pencil. One very nifty feature is its swappable eraser - it’s also rectangular. https://blackwing602.com/products/blackwing-602-set-of-12
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by pjot 3y ago
Swiggity-shwa!
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by pjot 3y ago
“Courage, the cowardly dog” was horrifying.

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