* Ihor Radchenko <yanta...@posteo.net> [2025-04-19 22:01]: > Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> writes: > > > Semantic Linking saves tedious work > > > > Here is video how it works: > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk2VGnLYAkA > > ... > > Tools involved: Emacs Lisp functions, Python server for text chunking > > and LLM Nomic Embed Text model. > > This is interesting. > Is the source code available anywhere?
Of course it is available on request but my system is too complex. I would like to make the simpler system and first I need to find some binary vector database or easiest way to install the vector database maybe with the PostgreSQL. postgresql-17-pgvector is used, so it is available on every system. To make it run for all users without complexities, I would first need to make the database initiation. - then there is text chunking application in Python - and there is embeddings model that runs on llama.cpp or any other inference serving. Elisp is easy. Prerequisits are rather more complex to install. The power that creats is great. Links can be expanded in different ways for different outputs (I guess) -- Jean Louis
