Update README.md - add the 1536 dimension number at the start so you don't get bit later. #199
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A just a small edit on the getting started steps. I went ahead and blindly created an index in pinecone not knowing what I should set the dimensions to, so I arbitrarily put in a number, which later came back to bite me because it wasn't in line with OpenAI's 1536. I only found this out after it failed ingestion. If I had known to start with 1536 from the start, I could have avoided this. I know you mention this as a debug step in the bottom, but placing it right at the start could avoid this issue in the first place.
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Include this sample image in the README.md as well:
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A just a small edit on the getting started steps. I went ahead and blindly created an index in pinecone not knowing what I should set the dimensions to, so I arbitrarily put in a number, which later came back to bite me because it wasn't in line with OpenAI's 1536. I only found this out after it failed ingestion. If I had known to start with 1536 from the start, I could have avoided this.
I know you mention this as a debug step in the bottom, but placing it right at the start could avoid this issue in the first place.