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amallia

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    Comment #47837408

    More on latency and search: We benchmark against 10 other search APIs on fresh news queries. The median was around 1.2s; we came in around 166ms and scored highest on answer accura…

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    Show HN: Seltz – The fastest, high quality, search API for AI agents

    Hi HN, Antonio here. Founder of Seltz. Seltz is a web search API built for AI agents. We wrote the crawler, the index, and the retrieval models ourselves, in Rust, by a team that's…

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    Comment #44522821

    Paper can be found here: https://www.pinecone.io/research/unveiling-dime-reproducibil...

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    Comment #44369489

    Multi-vector retrieval as a fast second-stage reranker to improve ranking quality without hurting latency

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    Comment #44369433

    Thanks sota_pop. I am looking for contributors to help me integrate new features. Please come and join me!

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    Show HN: Kentro – a fast Rust library for K-Means clustering

    Double-digit speed-ups over naïve K-Means Parallel by default (Rayon) Balanced & spherical variants in one crate Memory-savvy for multi-GB datasets Builder API that just feels ergo…

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    Show HN: BMP – Fast, Exact Learned Sparse Retrieval for RAG

    We built BMP, a fast and memory-efficient search engine for learned sparse retrieval — written in Rust and with Python bindings. It supports exhaustive (non-approximate) search ove…

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    Comment #22578673

    Maxime Caron?

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    Comment #20694204

    Yes, you can index any content as long as it is parsable. You can easily plug a new PDF parser and start indexing your PDF articles...

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    Comment #20694198

    We rely on different user intents. Search for "PISA engine" or "PISA search" and you will find this tool and not the city. Being found by the keyword `PISA` on Google is not necess…

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    Comment #20694138

    Thanks for the feedback!

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    Comment #20694133

    Good to see you Marko!

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    Comment #20427184

    Interesting! As long as there is no other OS software with the name PISA it should not be too confusing. Thanks for pointing out.

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    Comment #20427149

    Writing some documentation is definitely the first thing to get familiar with the code. Are you a C++ developer?