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This blog explores the challenges of siloed and real-time data, once formidable barriers, now yield to RAG's ingenuity. Through Dozer, RAG unlocks the secrets of siloed data, while event stream processing and real-time data pipelines ensure that the LLM remains abreast of the ever-changing world.
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Explore how Dozer boosts LLM chatbots by enabling dynamic interactions and personalized experiences in the banking sector. Learn how text embeddings and customer profiles enrich the chatbot's knowledge, overcoming limitations and delivering tailored responses to users.
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Structured data forms the foundation of many data-driven systems and is crucial for effective data analysis and decision-making. Within the realm of structured data, there are different shapes and forms that enable organizations to manage and utilize data in diverse ways. In this blog post, we will explore several important concepts related to structured data, including SCD (Slowly Changing Dimensions) types, Master Full, Master Incremental, Unitemporal, and Bitemporal data.
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Dozer Goes Open Source Empowering the Community to Build Real-time Data Apps
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Do you really need a data platform? New leaner architecures that could save you a lot of money are emerging !
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Two language features of Rust that are better than C++, namely its ownership model and trait object system. These compare favorably to C++'s move semantics and virtual functions, respectively, and provide insights into why Rust has gained popularity among many developers.
Founding Principal Engineer
What are the challenges of implementing efficient and scalable data APIs?
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Ever come across occasions when you run into query performance issues for important queries that run on your database? This is when most companies will look to introducing a caching layer to improve the speed of queries.
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Traditional tools for data engineering are suffering in performance and scalability. JVM-based tools are becoming outdated, while new languages are becoming increasingly popular. Will Rust and WASM replace the current data engineering JVM-based stack ?
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