timeserious

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   by timeserious 3y ago

   Can you ELI5 why an embeddings database helps here? Can pinecone/milvus be used to 'extend memory' of OSS and vendor LLMs without retraining?
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   Hi Steve. See my reply in above thread to Shin which calls out alot of the operational improvements we've made. Just an FYI, there's also been significant changes in how we price so it's now alot easier to start small, get st
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   Hi Shin - KX employee here (the creators of q/kdb+). We launched a new product to take our time-series tech to new markets and usecases with high performance analytic needs. Over the past 2-3 years we've listened closely to the co
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   Let's get a write up of your backtesting framework too please! Terrific post @muggermuch - thank you!
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   The implementation is similar to before where the sql support is loaded as a library that translates to k - however it goes a few steps further by supporting (not an exhaustive list): - Intermingling q and sql in the same expression. e.g SE
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   Anytime! FYI we've released a new product KX Insights which is a cloud native version of kdb+ that supports ANSI-SQL (PostgreSQL) and has a bunch of ease-of-use and interoperability improvements to open the technology to a much wider u
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   fyi kdb+ now supports ANSI-SQL. https://code.kx.com/insights/1.1/core/sql.html Including support for the PostgreSQL wire protocol https://code.kx.com/insights/1.1/core/pgwire.ht
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   by timeserious 4y ago

   Get in touch! I work within KX as a Solutions Architect and would love to see how we could help you out. [redacted]