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LLM Data Ingestion into Editable Table #6

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MelvinSninkle opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 4 comments
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LLM Data Ingestion into Editable Table #6

MelvinSninkle opened this issue Oct 20, 2024 · 4 comments
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@MelvinSninkle
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MelvinSninkle commented Oct 20, 2024

Title: Ingest LLM Data into Editable Table
Description: Develop a data ingestion pipeline to store new headlines and associated metadata in a structured, easily editable table.
Dependencies: #4
Tasks:
1. Create a database table with fields: URL, old headline, new headline, model used, prompt identifier, date, and time of action.
2. Build an ingestion pipeline to store LLM-generated headlines and metadata.
3. Implement edit functionality for easy updates to any field.
4. Include logging for all data ingestion activities.
Acceptance Criteria:
• Database table is correctly set up with all specified fields.
• Data is ingested accurately and is easily editable.
• Successful logging of all ingestion activities and changes.
Priority: High
Labels: Database, Backend, Data Ingestion, MVP

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LGTM 👍

Which Database should we use? I think Postgres is the simplest choice because it's so widely used, and has generic-enough text querying capabilities to do what we want.

To make it simpler we can use a hosted solution for Postgres. I've heard good things about Neon, but we could also go with Supabase which I think is more popular.

My suggestion is to go with Supabase using Postgres

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I am good with your suggestion on the tech side. Do you know what we need to get us off the ground monetarily?

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Looks like $25/month should get us to a point where if we need to pay more than $25, that is a good problem to have!

https://supabase.com/pricing

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MelvinSninkle commented Oct 25, 2024 via email

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