Show HN: I was curious about spherical helix, ended up making this visualization (visualrambling.space)

I made an ai agent that analyzes 22Gb data and visualizes them in two minutes. With this agent you can train ai models, build ETL pipelines and handle real time data. I am wondering what is your opinion for somethng like this. What kind of example would be interesting to try?

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datadrivenangel · 8h ago

What kind of data is this? 22Gb of CSV is pretty trivial with modern tools.

giantg2 · 3h ago

Just curious, what kind of tools and what kind of speed? Two minutes for 22GB seems fast for many tools.

edonderguti · 5h ago

It doesnt matter. I put a number there just to give an idea but the size of the data can be much larger. Also the type of data is not a problem. It can be json, parquet, csv, xlsl. If you dont mind me asking, when you say easy are you assuming professionals or a programmer can do it very fast.

ivape · 4h ago

You need to look at some other Show HN posts to see how to present this. This thread is lacking literally everything needed to show something.

edonderguti · 4h ago

Agree! I have already made some demos since i applied at YC. Let me write a blog so that we can have a more concrete discussion.

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