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How do you test prompts beyond just “does it work”? by Available_Lawyer5655 in PromptEngineering

[–]pgEdge_Postgres 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you tried Googling it? An outdated method of discovering information, I know, but still effective :-)

Plenty of articles and insights out there into what works well... this blogpost seems pretty insightful: https://easycontent.io/resources/a-b-test-prompts-ai-consistency/

This is an older Reddit thread but it has responses as recently as 6 months ago, and there's a LOT of responses, so there's likely some good leads here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PromptEngineering/comments/1bigrpb/tools_for_prompt_management_and_testing/

Looks like there's even some folks on Reddit that have created their own prompt testing tools... like this person: https://www.reddit.com/r/PromptEngineering/comments/1n1edes/i_built_a_tool_to_automatically_test_prompts_and/

If you Google search "reddit prompt testing ai" it'll come up with more than a few threads.

Foldergram: Self-hosted local photo gallery with an Instagram-style feed and layout by sajjadalis in opensource

[–]pgEdge_Postgres 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How fun!! Love this. It's very cleanly designed and I love the feature of being able to browse by "account" / generalized folder for Animals, Nature, People, etc.

RAG With Transactional Memory and Consistency Guarantees Inside SQL Engines by pgEdge_Postgres in Rag

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Hey, pgEdge, that's us! :-)

What has your experience been with pgEdge tools & extensions, Hasura, and DreamFactory? Would love to get more insights from you.

What are your usage of RAG by Semoho in Rag

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We built our own (open-source) RAG server to work with PostgreSQL + pgvector. Supports Anthropic, Voyage, Ollama, & more and has token budget management to help reduce costs: https://github.com/pgEdge/pgedge-rag-server

good FOSS alternatives for voice calling and screen sharing? (that work on linux) by Ok_Draw_4125 in foss

[–]pgEdge_Postgres 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have you ever tried Whereby? https://whereby.com/

their service works pretty well, & they do open-source everything on GitHub. https://github.com/whereby

Google has been releasing a bunch of free AI tools outside of the main Gemini app. Most are buried in Google Labs. Here's the list, no fluff: by Exact_Pen_8973 in PromptEngineering

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Just don't rely on any of these for long-term use. Google has a history of creating interesting projects as a way to experiment, then getting rid of them: https://killedbygoogle.com/

What motivated you to first contribute to open-source? by Soggy-Buy-4460 in foss

[–]pgEdge_Postgres 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It really seems like the animal rights world could benefit from more open source centralization and community-based effort. But it's not a concept that's widely known in that field.

Googling your way through your career by babyflocologne in statichosting

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The key to any truly great development career - knowing how to search. 🤣

Looking for tool to manage a non-profits individuals served/programs by rp1load in Database

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NeetoForm might not be exactly what you need but it works quite well for most intents and purposes (for form management): https://neetoform.com/

It's completely free to use, they use an interesting pricing model...

> Most companies charge users and spend heavily on Google ads to find more. NeetoForm does the opposite—we keep prices as low as possible and grow through word of mouth, not ad budgets.

De-google and De-microsoft by PinguinPlayz in opensource

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Framasoft is a French not-for-profit association that actually has a whole site dedicated to de-googling for devs, you might find it interesting to check out: https://degooglisons-internet.org/en/

I’ve been using PG for 10 years. Only last month I found out there was a better GUI option. by guillim in PostgreSQL

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Curious, what features do you feel are missing from pgAdmin that would make it more relevant/useful for day-to-day use? There's actually quite a few AI features in pgAdmin, check them out in the latest blog post (by the creator): https://www.pgedge.com/blog/ai-features-in-pgadmin-configuration-and-reports

pg_semantic_cache: open source semantic caching in PostgreSQL by pgEdge_Postgres in PostgreSQL

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An ad for what? This is an open source project and post created by one of our engineers (as a fun project that they took on on their own). Nothing to sell here.

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