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Supabase can be used as a vector database! This means that you can perform a semantic search against Supabase! This allows you to create RAG apps or content recommendation engines on top of Supabase! Learn what embeddings are, and how you can use them 👇

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Anil Navindravor 1 Jahr

Building a local tennis app with supabase , open ai embeddings, and the vector columns work very nicely

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Tyler Shukertvor 1 Jahr

Wow, this is impressive!

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Rainmakervor 1 Jahr

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Dinh Khanhvor 1 Jahr

More content recommendation tutorial would be appriciated

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Tyler Shukertvor 1 Jahr

Will try to push out more! Content recommendations with embeddings are awesome!

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Rikvor 1 Jahr

Makes dedicated vector DBs obsolete IMO. The only thing that's annoying is switching to a different embedding model (if a new one is released e.g. by OpenAI) is hard because of the different vector sizes. Not really a supabase issue, but in general a challenge with vector dbs I guess.

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Gregor Hochschildvor 1 Jahr

Love Supabase but we need BM25 support. I know about the options and saw previous comments on it. BM25 is still standard in dedicated vector databases and I wish Supabase would support it!

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Adam Lawsonvor 1 Jahr

Yes! I’ve done this before and it works beautifully!!

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Kabir Vardhanvor 1 Jahr

If Supabase is connected with Real time data, Real time data gets updated in vector database as well ?

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Tyler Shukertvor 1 Jahr

Not entirely sure of the question. Would you be able to elaborate more, maybe with examples?

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Ron Parkervor 1 Jahr

I think they wrote pgvector which you're free to use for extending postgresql.

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