Englisch: An interesting tutorial in principle. Unfortunately, very few people will work with CSV data. It would be more exciting with other data sources. (Database, ElasticSearch, ...) So far I have not found anything fun that can be used for a Knnowledgebas. (RAG on collected documentation.) Deutsch: Grundsätzlich eine interessante Geschichte. Leider werden nur wenige mit CSV-Daten arbeiten. Spannender wäre es mit anderen Datenquellen. (Datenbank, ElasticSearch, ...) Bis jetzt habe ich noch nichts interessantes gefunden, was man für eine Knnowledgebase verwenden könnte. (RAG auf gesammelte Dokumentationen.)
So excellent. Thank you very much. I'm trying to integrate data from postgres .... (ocr on pdf , import txt from pdf to postgres,... more than 100 000 files . Will see how is the result
Could you maybe explain how txtai works, does it take my data that I feed in? In case the data would be kind of sensitive I would like to circumvent this.
You have a big problem in your teaching method, you assume that we know certain things, you need to breakdown things and explain the why of everything more, for example in the beginning say why would we need to install txtai , numpy and panda. You need to explain the thought process behind each decision in your code so that beginners can follow along and grasp the programming concepts. I feel like you forget that 90% of your audience are complete beginners.
His style is good, maybe he should just post links to videos on the pips and other prerequisites in the description so that those who are missing pieces of the puzzle can backtrack and hop back in. He has to be concise and cannot reiterate each piece for us every trip, as he cannot be aware of what we do or do not know. He gives us the easy cook book, we gotta dig for the ingredients if we wanna dig deeper.
Who the fuck asked your opinion. His main motive is to share what we can do with python using a specific library. It's not your step by step stupid clone tutorial. If you have any "big problem" to understand simple python video then skill up and then come back.😂😂😂
I disagree, 90% of youtube tutorials are for beginners, if you start everything from scratch for every video then your video is either 10 hours long or doesn't really add anything new, with your logic he shouldn't even assume you know basic python. So maybe grasp the basics before watching more specialized videos, there should be room for all type of contents, not only beginner oriented ones. And idk where you got your idea that 90% of his viewers were total beginners, tons of people watching are seasoned devs who might want to watch videos about a branch of programming that isn't necessarily their own but also want to learn more about it for future projects, otherwise he'd get no views per your remark.
Bro neuralnine and other guys work differently. It’s often the case that people might tell you grasp how to use it and figure it out on your own than following a bunch of tutorials. I personally do both, but I think neuralnine wants to teach you how to use something useful and cool rather than give you instructions to make the biggest app possible, cause in reality we have infinite small apps, and not one large app I would say I’m an intermediate with JS and python, so while he may not be going in depth, I still find a lot of cool things on here and maybe it’s easier to understand for me.
Wow, this is the most foucusing youtube video ive seen in a while, keep doing it the same man!!
How does txtai differ from say the langchain embedding options when they both can use huggingface's sentence-transformers?
Thank you bro
Englisch:
An interesting tutorial in principle.
Unfortunately, very few people will work with CSV data.
It would be more exciting with other data sources. (Database, ElasticSearch, ...)
So far I have not found anything fun that can be used for a Knnowledgebas. (RAG on collected documentation.)
Deutsch:
Grundsätzlich eine interessante Geschichte.
Leider werden nur wenige mit CSV-Daten arbeiten.
Spannender wäre es mit anderen Datenquellen. (Datenbank, ElasticSearch, ...)
Bis jetzt habe ich noch nichts interessantes gefunden, was man für eine Knnowledgebase verwenden könnte. (RAG auf gesammelte Dokumentationen.)
So excellent. Thank you very much. I'm trying to integrate data from postgres .... (ocr on pdf , import txt from pdf to postgres,... more than 100 000 files . Will see how is the result
Thanks
many thanks for this video ! ❤❤❤❤
can you do the same process but instead of using any dataset please use database, so it can help us.
Do you have a custom command prompt ? which one is it ?
Hey, if you could recreate this using colbert, it would be great
lov your content!
Could you maybe explain how txtai works, does it take my data that I feed in? In case the data would be kind of sensitive I would like to circumvent this.
bro please make virtual desktop in Python
Can someone please tell me the intro name if it's a song?
What code editor are you using? Thanks
pycharm
Zoom in next time, yeah?
You have a big problem in your teaching method, you assume that we know certain things, you need to breakdown things and explain the why of everything more, for example in the beginning say why would we need to install txtai , numpy and panda. You need to explain the thought process behind each decision in your code so that beginners can follow along and grasp the programming concepts. I feel like you forget that 90% of your audience are complete beginners.
he has tutorials for those in his chanel
His style is good, maybe he should just post links to videos on the pips and other prerequisites in the description so that those who are missing pieces of the puzzle can backtrack and hop back in. He has to be concise and cannot reiterate each piece for us every trip, as he cannot be aware of what we do or do not know. He gives us the easy cook book, we gotta dig for the ingredients if we wanna dig deeper.
Who the fuck asked your opinion. His main motive is to share what we can do with python using a specific library. It's not your step by step stupid clone tutorial. If you have any "big problem" to understand simple python video then skill up and then come back.😂😂😂
I disagree, 90% of youtube tutorials are for beginners, if you start everything from scratch for every video then your video is either 10 hours long or doesn't really add anything new, with your logic he shouldn't even assume you know basic python. So maybe grasp the basics before watching more specialized videos, there should be room for all type of contents, not only beginner oriented ones.
And idk where you got your idea that 90% of his viewers were total beginners, tons of people watching are seasoned devs who might want to watch videos about a branch of programming that isn't necessarily their own but also want to learn more about it for future projects, otherwise he'd get no views per your remark.
Bro neuralnine and other guys work differently. It’s often the case that people might tell you grasp how to use it and figure it out on your own than following a bunch of tutorials.
I personally do both, but I think neuralnine wants to teach you how to use something useful and cool rather than give you instructions to make the biggest app possible, cause in reality we have infinite small apps, and not one large app
I would say I’m an intermediate with JS and python, so while he may not be going in depth, I still find a lot of cool things on here and maybe it’s easier to understand for me.