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A lightweight distributed vector search engine based on Vald codebase. Vald is an awesome highly scalable distributed vector search engine works on Kubernetes. It has great features such as file-based backup, and metrics-based ordering of Agents. Also, Vald is highly configurable using YAML files. It works without Kubernetes, single binary (less than 30MB), easy to run (can be configured by command-line options), and consists of Agent and Server. alvd has almost the same features as Vald's...

Visit our site given below for the LATEST UPDATE and guide for use of store management system on https://tmotagam.github.io/ Shop management system which works as electronic notebook it keeps data about sales and also of products it has Point of sale backups and inventory system WHAT`S NEW: Added New Icon We have launched new project FTPT for sharing your files with your teams using ftp go check it out LINK https://sourceforge.net/projects/ftpt/ We have launched new project Tahafacex...

It works as electronic book for keeping attendance records using face identification\recognition technology it can mark attendance upto 100 person it can be used anywhere. MINOR CHANGE: Functionality improved MAJOR CHANGE: 1. Backup and Restore (For 1.1.0 and future versions only) 2. Export your attendance sheets in excel format of each class

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This piece of software, enables the user to have a programable ChatBot. Where most of the tutorials circulating on the internet have their knowlegde base hard coded (obviously for demonstration purposes), here we will see that it is possible to add and edit rules to knowledge base during runtime, and the database is automaticly saved to a file on storage. Second thing that this program does is that it doesn't simply compare strings to search for answers, but it uses a different strategy...