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KV and Vector Sorage Without Socket, Mutex or GC Overhead
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Splinter is an atomic, socket-less, lock-free KV vector store that runs inference at L3 speeds and captures high-resolution physics experiments without latency. It's a vector "anti" database without speed limits implemented i
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3y ago
Solutions professionals are the unsung heroes of the B2B sales organization and yet they are consistently under-resourced and overlooked. TL;DR; Quilt is changing that with AI and saving SEs a ton of time on tasks that weigh them down.
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Quilt is building AI assistants for solutions teams
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13y ago
I blame Cthulhu. Mystery solved.
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13y ago
The site _just_ came out of private beta, so tags are a bit of a mess. We're cleaning them up now, and working on conventions for location / country tags, which do make narrowing questions much simpler.
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13y ago
You have any browser extensions that might be misbehaving? (I work for Stack Exchange). Nothing on our side could be sending that to you.
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19y ago
A service that crawls a given URL and reports spelling or grammar mistakes would be relatively easy. The 'lynx' and 'spell' utilities inherent in most Linux distributions would suffice for the basics. I think the service would be better mar
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19y ago
I moved from Baltimore to Manila so that I could afford to pay my medical expenses in cash. By coming here, I've amplified my purchasing power ^2 and live more comfortably paying less. The birth of my daughter with complications and a c-sec
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19y ago
As a 32 year old owner of 2 failed and one successful startup, I can say without hesitation that this is by far the most insightful piece I've read on the topic. It was not just an essay, for me this was a trip down memory lane. Thanks to