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Hi! In 14:48 the word 'lake' has 2 different vector representations; shouldn't there be only one? I know that some words have different meaning depending on context (i.e. 'mole' can be a either bug or a chemical measure), but here in both cases 'lake' is defined as a body of water, isn't it? P.S. Great video! Now jumping to another one of yours :)
You are right - I think I do correct myself in that regard in the video, but in any case, I hope I was still able to make the point :) Thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it.
hello sir, about to help more learner what about if you use ollama with free ai such as llama3 etc? rather than paid openAI and Linux...btw in Linux I learn that installing python etc are just a line of CLI codes so much easy.
How is OpenAPI being used in the example? You explained how the create the API key and i assumed that OpenAPI would be used to generate the embeddings but I never saw the API key used later in the hands on code example. Did I perhaps just miss a step? Thanks
You’re right - the OpenAI api key is not being used in this example. It’s actually going to be used later in the course, which we never got to that point in this mini course.
Do you have an idea of the cost of all of theses processing ? It sounds like implementing this vector base querying could become very expensive at some point ...
It all depends on what you’re processing. At this point we’re are not yet hitting the OpenAI models, so you’ll spend nothing. Regardless, you wouldn’t spend that much since most of the models are getting cheaper and cheaper by the day.
Your examples are not clear. You didn’t explain how you get the vector. Also, why a customer would export an image? Use cases- document search is one of the top usecases. Right? But it’s missed.
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Very good... worked as a DBA for the last 25 years and was trying to see how Redis works, and this video came up as a suggestion. I really enjoyed it and I think I should learn those new database technologies and some AI stuff too. thx!
I’m glad you found it helpful.
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Hi! In 14:48 the word 'lake' has 2 different vector representations; shouldn't there be only one? I know that some words have different meaning depending on context (i.e. 'mole' can be a either bug or a chemical measure), but here in both cases 'lake' is defined as a body of water, isn't it?
P.S. Great video! Now jumping to another one of yours :)
You are right - I think I do correct myself in that regard in the video, but in any case, I hope I was still able to make the point :)
Thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it.
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hello sir, about to help more learner what about if you use ollama with free ai such as llama3 etc? rather than paid openAI and Linux...btw in Linux I learn that installing python etc are just a line of CLI codes so much easy.
You can use any model youd like - just swap them out and you’re ready to go. Vector databases don’t care which model you’re using.
@@vincibits ok, thank you sir
How is OpenAPI being used in the example? You explained how the create the API key and i assumed that OpenAPI would be used to generate the embeddings but I never saw the API key used later in the hands on code example. Did I perhaps just miss a step? Thanks
You’re right - the OpenAI api key is not being used in this example. It’s actually going to be used later in the course, which we never got to that point in this mini course.
@@vincibitsThanks! Look forward to your next video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for your support!! More to come indeed!
48:49 it’s not a list but an array
Thanks for the correction. I really appreciate it.
Do you have an idea of the cost of all of theses processing ? It sounds like implementing this vector base querying could become very expensive at some point ...
It all depends on what you’re processing. At this point we’re are not yet hitting the OpenAI models, so you’ll spend nothing. Regardless, you wouldn’t spend that much since most of the models are getting cheaper and cheaper by the day.
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9:46 what is this background template called , what is this type of editing called , that background live thing behind
I used camtasia to record the video - all the effects are included.
I used camtasia. All the effects are included.
Noice
Thanks
Your examples are not clear. You didn’t explain how you get the vector. Also, why a customer would export an image? Use cases- document search is one of the top usecases. Right? But it’s missed.
If you don't understand, this video are far to advanced for you.
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Soon!