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Re:Show HN: Krixik – Easily sequence small/specialized AI models (pip-...
on Tuesday November 05, 2024 @07:00PM (#42056310)
Thank you! Glad to hear you're a fan of the syntax; the idea is that it be equally accessible to an experienced dev looking to save time and to a novice tackling their first-ever AI task.
If you have any further feedback later, I'll be more than grateful for it!
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Re:Show HN: Krixik – Easily sequence small/specialized AI models (pip-...
on Monday November 04, 2024 @12:13PM (#42043684)
Not quite yet—that's something we have on the roadmap, but at present vector databases can only really be searched through by combining a text-embedder module and a vector-db module (detail for both below). Any file processed through such a pipeline will be semantically searchable.
Text embedder: https://krixik-docs.readthedocs.io/latest/modules/ai_modules...
Vector DB: https://krixik-docs.readthedocs.io/latest/modules/database_m...
Please continue submitting suggestions and requests; we'll take them very much into account as evolving our roadmap.
Re:Show HN: Krixik – Easily sequence small/specialized AI models (pip-...
on Monday November 04, 2024 @11:42AM (#42043297)
Credentials sent! Looking forward to your feedback.
Show HN: Krixik – Easily sequence small/specialized AI models (pip-installable)
https://github.com/krixik-ai/krixik-docs
Our initial intention was to experiment with a smartbook idea, but we couldn't find a good prototyping tool for small/specialized AI models. That rabbit hole took us through vector databases, through infra for small AI, and finally here.We’re particularly proud of the accessibility/simplicity of our code syntax.Krixik’s model library is limited to eleven model types (modules) and a few dozen...
Re:Show HN: Easily sequence small/specialized AI models (pip installable)
on Sunday November 03, 2024 @09:58PM (#42038012)
That's the idea! Give it a whirl and let me know how it goes, all feedback is more than welcome.
Show HN: Easily sequence small/specialized AI models (pip installable)
https://github.com/krixik-ai/krixik-docs
Our initial intention was to experiment with a smartbook idea, but we couldn't find a good prototyping tool for small/specialized AI models. That rabbit hole took us through vector databases, through infra for small AI, and finally here.We’re particularly proud of the accessibility/simplicity of our code syntax.Krixik’s model library is limited to eleven model types (modules) and a few dozen...
Re:Show HN: A minimalist (brutalist?) website for sharing all your links
on Sunday November 03, 2024 @07:22PM (#42037282)
More than the early 2000s, it reminds me of early 90s Apple UIs.
For increased brutalism, I'd suggest another color theme, though... needs moar gray.
Re:Show HN: I launched a super cheap and simple to use OCR tool for macOS
on Sunday November 03, 2024 @07:20PM (#42037262)
Neat and quick—what are the next couple of features you'd incorporate?
Re:Bill Atkinson doxxed Douglas Adams in 1987
on Sunday November 03, 2024 @07:18PM (#42037249)
I read "Bill Watterson" instead of "Bill Atkinson", and for a brief moment, the story in my head was pretty wild.
Re:Show HN: Tinder, but to Decide What to Eat
on Sunday November 03, 2024 @06:55PM (#42037144)
Is there a way with which you could expand the number of recipes available?
You have a set of ingredients at home (or easily purchaseable)—an evolution of this app could have you tell the app "look, I want recipes that use any of these 45 different ingredients, what recipes have we never tried?" And it has access to some big database of possibilities.