skafoi

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Developer to Product Owner: Building Tilores Studio Changed My Mind About LLMs(medium.com)
5 points by skafoi 3mo ago|2 comments
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by skafoi 3y ago
Not sure if I got your comment correctly, but this is rather not about existing drives (though it could be applied to them), but to have a dedicated drive running within WSL that has a native performance. WSL handles existing drives (those
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Automounted, Encrypted SSDs in Windows Subsystem(medium.com)
2 points by skafoi 3y ago|2 comments
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Fraud Detection with Entity Resolution and Graph Neural Networks(tilores.io)
3 points by skafoi 3y ago|0 comments
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Complexities of Entity Resolution Implementation(tilores.io)
3 points by skafoi 3y ago|0 comments
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by skafoi 4y ago
I am one of the developers (and a co-founder) of TiloRes. We are not using a graph database for that purpose, because they would be way to slow for huge entities. Instead we're using a combination of AWS serverless services, for storin
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by skafoi 4y ago
That's looking pretty. Little bit lagging though in my browser as long as the "Real-Time Pull Requests" are not paused.
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by skafoi 5y ago
Do you also offer some kind of abstraction libraries when e.g. working with DynamoDB on AWS and then switching to GCP? Or would I still have to prepare my code for that?
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by skafoi 5y ago
The idea for that is, that typical enterprise features like authorization for certain records or even attributes are not publicly available. Also e.g. encryption of the data in S3 and other parts may be an enterprise only feature. Other thi
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by skafoi 5y ago
Thanks for your input. 1k hops is also not something we see on a regular basis in our old business, which is much about people moving houses and transactional data from payment service providers. Ppl with money issues seem to move a lot mor
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by skafoi 5y ago
Regarding the performance on neo4j: the challenge for an honest and fair test towards this would be about how to properly compare a server-based solution vs. a serverless solution. TiloDB automatically scales up and down without any further
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by skafoi 5y ago
Thanks a lot. Sounds similar to the issues we had in our previous company. We provide some basic ETL functionalities to tackle these. Will be interessting to see where this will eventually end up and how much our solution does there or wher
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by skafoi 5y ago
That sounds mostly like deduplication which is often used in marketing contexts. There are indeed some good solutions out there, but from our experience they have difficulties handling huge amounts of data (>1 billion data sets) and they
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by skafoi 5y ago
I would really love to hear more about your experience regarding the client customizations. So far the two things I can see are domain model customization and rule customization. Obviously with the rule customizations being the more challen
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by skafoi 5y ago
Not yet. But we hope to make it open source in the future.
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by skafoi 5y ago
1. We indeed made benchmarks when we started with this. But since this is quite some time ago, I would not call for the exact numbers right now. For our use case, there are basically two extrems. a) everything being the same data: assuming
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by skafoi 5y ago
Just had another look on what is written on the home page regarding "constant speed". This is indeed misleading. Sorry for that.
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by skafoi 5y ago
Let's start with the last thing: It is close to constant speed - as pointed out in the article, the more data sets you have, the longer it takes to download and aggregate the entity. But the search itself is always the same steps and t