qwick23

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by qwick23 3y ago
It is true. Some of the projects are just riding the wave of hype. 18M for a Python wrapper around ClickHouse Db is insane.
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by qwick23 4y ago
Is it an answer to GitHub Co-Pilot?
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by qwick23 4y ago
Wouldn't it be better to partner with an existing managed cloud provider like Pinecone or Qdrant? Why Redis at all? :-0
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by qwick23 4y ago
Also my experience. And since Qdrant has now cloud service, it is the choice number one. Best of both worlds. Just missing the GCP support.
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by qwick23 4y ago
Yeah, if you don't need performance, then just take a simple ANN library. No need for a database at all. In terms of databases, Qdrant and Pinecone are the simplest I've tried so far. But Pinecone isn't open-source, not an op
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by qwick23 4y ago
What do you think about Weaviate or Qdrant? There is a nice benchmarks overview with all the major players https://qdrant.tech/benchmarks/
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by qwick23 4y ago
Sounds like viral marketing campaign in flavor of Midjourney
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by qwick23 4y ago
With Postgres, you can do almost everything, also a full-text search, but you still have Elasticsearch, Mejlisearch, etc when you need performance and advanced features. The multitool approach is suboptimal in most cases.
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by qwick23 4y ago
That is amazing! Would be awesome to have a client-side version of Qdrant https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant
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by qwick23 4y ago
tbh. Looks like a huge overengineered legacy project. What is the clue to having all these ANN indexes in place? Is it a kinda art collection? What is the sense when you can just have HNSW in memory, with quantization, or on disk, GPU accel