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jet streams: https://esteininger.medium.com/the-broken-jet-stream-behind-...

controlled burns are fascinating, especially considering how rooted (hehe) in indigenous culture they are. do you have any formulas for deciding when and how to do so?

whenever it rains really, the jet stream will migrate air eastbound.

Neeva raised $70m pre ChatGPT. Why is anything they're building better than the gajillion open source LLMs out there? Why did Snowflake do this?

this is how we enable 10mb+ file ingestion and search /w http://mixpeek.com

building something similar that scrapes a website' html, image, pdf, etc. files here's an example:

https://collie.ai/tesla

here's what i've been using to automate domain name discovery:

https://github.com/esteininger/domain-name-checker/blob/main...

love the constructive criticism, thanks so much.

hahahaha boom.

oh i misunderstood. i thought you were trying to index a url on the homepage. i just changed the input to a text, so lmk if that fixes it.

ahh good feedback, we're using Tesseract under the hood which may not have liked some of the text. What was the query that resulted in that gibberish?

a website shouldn't contain a space though, what are you trying to enter?

great feedback, we're using mixpeek.com under the hood which doesn't have semantic search for the free version.

wanted to whip this up quick and dirty without too much overhead.

Disclaimer: i'm the owner of both collie.ai and mixpeek.com

the Epstein docs were just released: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6250471-Epstein-Docs...

so i want ahead and indexed it all for searchability: https://github.com/esteininger/epstein-docs

Example query:

https://collie.ai/show/epstein?defaultSearch=clinton

If you ever want to search binary files (image, video, pdf, etc.) within github repos: https://learn.mixpeek.com/github-search/

this. i did the same :)

yeah it is a simple search, the intention is to just point the analyst in the right direction so that they save a bit more time rather than starting from scratch or using simple ctrl + F

If you need a method of indexing and searching these pictures, give mixpeek a try: https://mixpeek.com/

series of tutorials and comparisons that aim to teach a foundations about vector search:

https://vectorsearch.dev/

Stanford's NLP course:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rOSH4v6133s...

Awesome, I'll add it to the comparison folder in this repo: https://vectorsearch.dev

working on a comparison table: https://github.com/esteininger/vector-search/tree/master/fou...

I've been interviewing users of vector search and am cataloguing my findings in this repo:

https://github.com/esteininger/vector-search

feel free to watch for updates :)

Anything ken burns.

I started a healthcare cost transparency platform in 2014 [1] and struggled to find costs by CPT code. The best we had was medicare reimbursement rates, which were hardly a good litmus for out of pocket costs. It's nice that after 8 years, things are finally shifting. Just shows how important timing is in entrepreneurship.

[1] https://ethansteininger.com/portfolio/comparedcare

if anyone wants to learn to build their own camper van, i've documented my entire build out and navigation on a similar trip as op:

http://vanlifecoder.com/

we've just wrapped up a record breaking snowfall, el nino i believe. it takes time for water to rebuild, unfortunately the question is if the consumption will outpace the accumulation.

strongly disagree with this. flask is what you make of it. you create your design patterns. for example, here's an MVC boilerplate i use for all my flask apps: https://github.com/esteininger/flask-mvc-boilerplate