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swiftide discussion
swiftide reviews and mentions
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Announcing Swiftide 0.31
Full write up on all the things in this release at our blog and on github.
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Swiftide 0.26 - Streaming agents
Since January there have been so many improvements, new integrations, and a myriad of fixes, it's hard to keep track. Luckily we have a changelog here Some more highlights since then:
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Swiftide 0.16 brings AI agents to Rust
Check out the full https://bosun.ai/posts/swiftide-0-16 or jump right into it on https://github.com/bosun-ai/swiftide
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Should you use Rust in LLM based tools for performance?
I do wonder though if assuming the reader is lazy is the best. Especially in technical posts. I think there is a difficulty in balancing forcing the person to digest what you say and making it approachable (especially when you consider a noisy audience). It is a natural filter, is that good or bad? Guess depends.
Agreed about the microbenchmarks and scale. Things don't always scale as expected. But I think there are a lot of variables here so it might be difficult to portray an accurate expected result. Though I can see this being worthwhile for anyone wanting to build RAGs or process lots of text into some embeddings. Also looks like the project is still under active development and started 6 months ago (single dev?) so I'm not sure we should expect to see too big of scale: https://github.com/bosun-ai/swiftide
So idk, that seems like exactly the kinda thing HN should be well suited for: new projects where people are hacking together useful frameworks. But idk, I guess if YC is funding companies who's business model is to fork an OSS then the bar might be lower than I think. But I thought we were supposed to be hackers (not necessarily crackers) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Swiftide 0.12 - Hybrid Search, search filters, parquet loader, and a giant speed bump
Trumpets and a big thanks to @ephraimkunz for his first contribution! Read the full release post here, check us out on github
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Announcing Swiftide, blazing fast data pipelines for RAG
Swiftide Blazing fast data pipelines for Retrieval Augmented Generation written in Rust Explore the docs » API Docs · Report Bug · Request Feature Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode
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bosun-ai/swiftide is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of swiftide is Rust.