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DigUp, Pencarian File Multimodal Lokal dengan EmbeddingGemma 2

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DigUp adalah aplikasi desktop open-source untuk macOS, Windows, dan Linux yang mengindeks file lokal untuk pencarian semantik menggunakan model EmbeddingGemma 2 dari Google DeepMind. Aplikasi ini berjalan sepenuhnya secara lokal untuk memproses teks, gambar, audio, dan video ke dalam embedding space 740M parameter sehingga file dapat dicari menggunakan natural language. Saat pertama kali dijalankan, aplikasi ini mengunduh model sebesar 865 MB dan melakukan indexing pada direktori pilihan tanpa mengirim data ke server eksternal. Aplikasi ini layak dipasang jika sering mencari file di direktori campuran yang belum terindeks dan membutuhkan pencarian konseptual yang lebih cepat daripada grep atau Spotlight. Kekurangannya adalah proses indexing membutuhkan komputer modern agar berjalan lancar dan masih bergantung pada pemutar eksternal untuk melompat langsung ke timestamp tertentu pada file media. Lewati aplikasi ini jika hanya membutuhkan pencarian teks yang persis atau tidak ingin me...
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engadget: paper-based storage system

2007-03-28 · #Gadget #Kliping

College student creates paper-based storage system (no, not that kind)

Posted Nov 25th 2006 10:41AM by Donald Melanson
Filed under: Storage

24-year-old Sainul Abideen thinks he's come up with an alternative to CDs and other data storage options that'll allow for greater storage capacities and be cheaper and biodegradable to boot, using a fancy printing technique he's devised to cram loads of data onto a plain old sheet of paper. The trick is to first convert the data into a so-called "Rainbow Format," which is made up of various geometric shapes that can be densely printed onto a sheet of paper; that can then be read by a computer or other device using a Rainbow Card Reader. From the sound of it, the system appears to be somewhat similar to QR Codes and other newfangled bar code-type technologies currently in use in parts of the world other than here, but Abideen's "Rainbow Versitile Disc" can apparently store far more amounts of data than those -- between 90 and 450GB, according to The Arab News. Demonstrations of the technology, however, seem to have only shown much smaller amounts of data being Rainbowfied, including a 45 second video clip and 432 pages of "foolscrap" being stored on a four-inch square piece of paper. Still pretty darn impressive if you ask us, and it sure looks a heckuva lot better hanging on a wall than a CD.

[Via The Register]

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