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Chris Churilo
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Final 9 projects - Open Source Advent Fun Wraps Up!

I hope you'all got a chance to take a look at our Open Source Advent that we kicked off in December to celebrate different open source projects. I shared the first 15 projects a few weeks ago and I was pumped to hear back from some of you including a blog from Michael Romagne about his experience with some of the projects!

Now that we are back in action at work, I thought it would be a good idea to share the 9 projects that ended the celebration.

But before we do, I do want to say that 🀩 all these lovely Open-Source projects would love a little πŸŽ‰πŸ’• love by getting a GitHub star ⭐ for their efforts. Including Open Source Milvus πŸ₯°

Alright, let's take a look at the NINE second half projects! Each project has a link to the repo and tutorial to help you get started.

16. LLMWare by Ai Bloks | Github | tutorial

LLMWare is a unified, open, extensible framework for LLM-based application patterns, including Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG).

17. Determined AI | Github | tutorial

Determined is an open-source machine learning platform that simplifies distributed training, hyperparameter tuning, experiment tracking, and resource management. Works with any framework.

18. Apache Paimon | Github | tutorial

Apache Paimon is a streaming storage layer to extend Apache Flink's Stream Processing capabilities on the datalake.

19. VectorFlow | Github | tutorial

VectorFlow is a high-volume vector embedding pipeline that ingests raw data, transforms it into vectors, and writes it to a vector DB of your choice.

20. Pachyderm | Github | tutorial

Pachyderm is kind of like git for your data - it's a language agnostic data versioning and pipelining tool.

21. GPTCache | Github | tutorial

GPTCache is an open-source library designed to improve the efficiency and speed of GPT-based applications by implementing a cache to store the responses generated by language models. GPTCache allows users to customize the cache according to their needs, including options for embedding functions, similarity evaluation functions, storage location, and eviction.

22. Ray | Github | tutorial

Ray is an open-source general-purpose framework to scale AI workloads with a set native Python ML libraries and integrations.

23. SuperGradients | Github | tutorial

SuperGradients is PyTorch based training library that allows you to train & fine-tune SOTA computer vision models with ease.

24. Temporian | Github | tutorial

Temporian is a library for safe, simple and efficient preprocessing and feature engineering of temporal data in Python. Temporian supports multivariate time-series, multivariate time-sequences, event logs, and cross-source event streams. Temporian is to temporal data what Pandas is to tabular data.

Hope you enjoyed that as much as we did! Let me know if there are some other projects we can include in these types of events we will do again soon! Here's to building cool stuff in 2024!

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Deb

Here's to building cool stuff in 2024!

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Nevo David

So many good ones!
Thank you for posting!

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Saurabh Rai

Happy New Year @chrischurilo and awesome work with the AoC or should I say OSA πŸ˜‚.

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Emily

Great wrap up @chrischurilo !