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Cursor dropped for Windsurf not looking back...maybe
After having a wave of crashing of my Cursor IDE instance, I decided to give Windsurf (https://codeium.com/windsurf) a go today, and boy, it is a significant improvement. The premium Claude calls don't run out, look appropriate at all your libraries, do not need to be saved after you accept updates, and can look at how the app runs, correcting errors automatically. It should avoid the silly loops of confusion and better understand your code and the problem it is trying to fix. Let's see the progress. .....The future me says it's great, but don't cancel Cursor yet.
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New comment 24h ago
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Thanks @Paul Miller giving Windsurf a go today
Looking for ideas on chunking reservation related conversations and context aware RAG
Hey guys, i had discussed this briefly a few meetings back about the problem I am trying to solve. I am stuck on how to best create the vector store, as simply chunking all messages and using some kind of Sentence splitting does not work well I manage a property portfolio on platforms like Airbnb, handling customer support through the entire guest journey (pre-booking to post-stay). I'm building a RAG system to help automate responses to guest inquiries. Here are the questions I have - some context of business below ## Technical Questions 1. **Vector Database Strategy** - How to structure embeddings for different information types? - Chunking Strategy Challenges: - Single message chunks: Lose conversation context - Multi-message chunks: How many messages maintain coherence? - Entire conversation chunks: May be too broad for specific queries - How to preserve booking context (guest state, property details) within chunks? - Should property-specific and global information be in separate vector spaces? - How to handle property hierarchies in vector search? 2. **Temporal Relevance** - How to weight conversation recency differently based on query type? - How to combine current property documents with historical conversations? 3. **Context-Aware Retrieval** - How to incorporate guest journey state into the retrieval process? - How to handle property relationships (e.g., similar apartments sharing info)? - How to balance property-specific vs. global policy information? 4. **Security and Policy Compliance** - How to ensure RAG responses respect security policies based on guest journey state? - How to handle platform-specific rules in responses? ## Data Sources and Unique Challenges ### 1. Historical Conversations (around 10,000 reservations over 7 years , each having 10-40 messages during the client journey) - Stored in PostgreSQL - Time relevance varies by query type: ``` Example A: "What's the WiFi password?" → Recent conversations only relevant (passwords change)
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@Tiran Dagan Thanks Tiran, I saw it before and looked into it in detail again and will apply some of its principles. At a basic level I think what i think is - customer care for an involved process like a reservation that has a life cycle/customer journey is not as straight fwd as the basic example Jason Zhou shows (which is here is a question, here is the answer - and I saw in the youtube video are mostly the conversations are just 1 question 1 answer kind of thing) If the convresation is more like - a new client asks a question, give an answer, Jasons method will work - but in my case, I have to often answer question that is a lot late in the journy of the customer - and thats what makes it difficult. I am trying out Jasons approach in my case and will keep you posted on result
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@Jules S Thanks much, yes I am looking into this. I didnt thik of swarm/openai agents
New IDE for massive codebases
Has anybody tried this? I want to refactor everything I wrote so far for my personal project and I'll give this a shot and see how easy it is. Let me know you opinion if you've tried it https://haystackeditor.com/
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I'm in a similar situation too. I have 2020 react js pretty project with over 30k lines of code that I want to refactor to vite and typescript via llm
How do you have LLM look into multiple files of our codebase?
Hi guys, I joined the weekly call this Tuesday and was amazed at the amount of stuff I learnt in 2 hours! Thanks a lot again Brandon and others I have large codebases (in my Python/django project) and I find myself asking ChatGPT / Claude answers to questions by copy pasting various parts of my codebase (full files or part of the files) with names of the files on top and giving it extra context via my text (here is an example https://chatgpt.com/share/b2d703e8-c464-485e-8cd4-bc795afdad2e) I would love if there is a way of doing this from inside my IDE itself (VS Code or Pycharm ) where I can mark blocks of text in mutliple files and then refer to them in my prompt Does anyone know of a good way to do this?
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New comment Aug 2
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Hi @Maksym Liamin thanks a lot this is brilliant. lookin ginto it I also found Aider - https://aider.chat/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1IIT0Lwbkg
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Sam G
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@sam-g-2809
Python and TS full stack developer and CTO based in UK with over 12 years of experience in programming. Rust and LLM

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Joined Jul 24, 2024
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