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   by sdesol 2y ago

   I've been using Echarts for quite a while now and I really like it. You can see how I am using them at https://devboard.gitsense.com/ollama I also agree that the doc can be a little obtuse, but with examples + stackov
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   > I used to think AI would replace doctors before nurses, and lawyers before court clerks - now I think it's the other way around. I've come to this conclusion as well. AI is a power tool for those that know what questions to
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   When I saw Haystack, I thought it was a DB by deepset.
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   I know it is a Microsoft Project. My reasoning is, if Ollama supports ONNX and if it can provide performance on par or better than llama.cpp, it would make sense for Microsoft to acquire Ollama for distribution reasons.
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   So you are saying Ollama is a strong MS acquisition in the future if onnx works out.
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   I don't think they will move away from llama.cpp until they are forced to. The number of people contributing to llama.cpp is quite significant [1] and it wouldn't make sense to use another backend given how quickly llama.cpp is i
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   You might want to look at https://github.com/danswer-ai/danswer as well, as it sounds like their UI might be better suited for your use case.
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   I suspect this has more to do with getting TikTok users riled up with the hopes of influencing change. If they do sell, I don't see anybody trying to low ball them since they know what they are getting.
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   by sdesol 2y ago

   I was under the impression that you wouldn't. If you want access to proprietary knowledge, you would use RAG + LLM.
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    In business school you learn that you can't compete with "as good as". If you are using Copilot and another company comes along that is "as good as Copilot", there is very little incentive for people to switch.
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    At first I was like this interesting but I don't see this as more than a hobby project. Then I did some more reading and it turns out they recently raised 5.5M (seed round). I guess if they can become the next place for people to dum
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    This aligns with what you said: https://devboard.gitsense.com/langgenius?id=4d1dec9067&r=lan... I created insights for the last 4 weeks and number of new contributors and stars peaked last week. This project has all th
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    > Github stars for this project could also perhaps be artificially inflated? Maybe, but I don't think so. The number of people engaging with the project is what I would expect from the number of stars received. https://d
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    My theory is, there is an AI frameworks turf war going on and the bots are to ensure discussion is impossible or extremely difficult.
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    This talks about the distinction https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/51693/difference...
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    > A half-assed feature nobody asked for? I'll put money on it that Enterprise customers asked for this. The half-assed part, I can't comment on.
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    I have a metrics called LCMFC (last contribution minus first contribution) which can give you insights into how long people have been contributing for. In a few months, I'll be able to better segment things. I had (and will reintroduc
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    by sdesol 2y ago

    I would say a lot right now. If you look at contributors with open or merged pull requests https://devboard.gitsense.com/redis?id=f66d8a46ef&comments=i... Redis has 14 contributors vs 48 for Valkey. I think it is very
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    > The biggest mistake Redis Labs made was doing a rebrand at the exact same time as a license change. I honestly don't think that was the issue. The issue, unlike Elastic vs Amazon is, this change affects a lot of big players like
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    > I would never contribute to commercially backed, freely licensed project unless I was being paid. Based on what I've seen, a lot of people contribute to VC/commercially backed projects for resume/career growth reasons.
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    Here's some additional insights regarding Redis and Valkey https://devboard.gitsense.com/redis?id=f66d8a46ef If you ignore comments and just look at people raising issues and pull requests, Valkey has more contributors
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    I had the same reaction, but when I saw the thumbs up and down icon, I realized this was a smart way to crowd source validation data.
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    Can you elaborate more on the falling apart? I can see pgvector being intimidating for users with no experience standing up a DB, but I don't see how Postgres or pgvector would fall apart. Note, my reason for asking is I'm plann
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    OpenSearch is doing quite well, but Elastic is still more dominate based on my GitHub insights tool.
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    I'm actually surprised by how well received Valkey is right now, given that they forked not too long ago. Below are GitHub engagement insights for the two projects: https://devboard.gitsense.com/redis?id=f66d8a46ef&
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    This is shameless plug, but I have an analytics tool for GitHub orgs and repos and my goal is to make the data freely available. Here are some examples as to how analytics can be used to help users decide if they should use and/or ado
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    > You should see my OpenAI bills from building Plandex :-/ Sorry if you have answered this before, but can you estimate how many man hours were saved using OpenAI or was the high usage more test related?
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    Fully agree. I do have to give hardware a lot of credit though. With SSD and now NVME, fast random read/write speed is what makes a lot of things possible.
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    > (I would be _delighted_ for someone to "Umm actually" me by providing a great product!) I think the issue is, nobody would be willing to pay for a good solution since they usually come with a steep maintenance cost. I wouldn
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    by sdesol 3y ago

    Yeah I agree. I've had a lot of practice so far with coordinating between hundreds of thousands of tables to ensure ingestion/lookup is fast. Everything boils down to optimizing for your query patterns. I also believe in using w