Qdrant is an open-source vector search engine written in Rust, providing fast and scalable vector similarity search with a convenient API. It supports metadata filters stored in JSON, hybrid search combining dense and sparse vectors, and multivector retrieval. It is available as the Qdrant Vector Search Engine, Qdrant Cloud, and Qdrant Hybrid Cloud.
Telegram Bot API
Telegram Bot API is an HTTP-based interface created for developers to build bots for Telegram. Bots are small applications that run entirely within the Telegram app, and users interact with them through flexible interfaces supporting various tasks and services. The platform is free for both users and developers, and bots can use commands, keyboards, inline buttons and Mini Apps built with JavaScript.
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- HTTP-based interface created for developers keen on building bots Source: core.telegram.org
- bots are small applications that run entirely within the Telegram app Source: core.telegram.org
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0Qdrant is an open-source vector search engine written in Rust, providing fast and scalable vector similarity search with a convenient API. It supports metadata filters stored in JSON, hybrid search combining dense and sparse vectors, and multivector retrieval. It is available as the Qdrant Vector Search Engine, Qdrant Cloud, and Qdrant Hybrid Cloud.
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