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docs: add blog on using duckdb for RAG #8387
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Cody this is a great post!
- I would Include Ibis in the title probably.
- I left some nit-picks
- The only general comment is that I would shorten the introductory part, it's a bit long and it takes a while until you get to the core of the blog, which is the important part.
thanks Naty! I've decided to take a different approach, searching over docs instead of trying to explain the SQL thing. I think that makes for a cooler demo anyway. I still use the SQL queries as examples toward the end to show the downfalls all the prose is still WIP, need to wrap lines and whatnot, but curious on any feedback on the code |
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Bit of code review, other content looks good!
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I think you can get rid of the rmtree hacking.
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Ibis + DuckDB + OpenAI = easy vector search RAG...but is it a good solution?
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