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Space-filling curves as a traveling salesman heuristic is a really nice application I was not aware of. I have mostly seen them in the context of domain decomposition for parallel …

Tested it and you are right, thanks for the clarification.

Edit: This comes from Prisma’s generated output, not Claude Code itself. I ran into something unexpected while using Claude Code. After prompting it for changes to a Prisma schema,…

OP here, I wanted to add one technical note I forgot to mention in the post. The prefix search uses the same suffix array as the substring search. This approach might also be usefu…

μFuzzy has a great comparison project that could serve as a reference for all fuzzy search implementations. My fuzzy searcher (v1) is already included and will soon be updated to v…

Hey everyone, I have updated my fuzzy search library for the frontend. It now supports substring and prefix search, on top of fuzzy matching. It's fast, accurate, multilingual and …

Thank you! I will do a comparison in the near future and update the readme.

Thank you for your explanation, I get your point. Regarding your last suggestion: I think it would be great to measure how often the correct result is near the top. However, don't …

Hi, thank you for your questions. Unfortunately there are no comparisons yet. The gif is simply a looped screen recording created with Camtasia. Best regards!

Glad to hear that it works well, will look into it.

Thank you for your comment! It is indeed a problem in plain fuzzy search libraries (like this one) that substring matches can have a lower quality than unequal strings of similar l…

Thank you, sounds great!

Hi, thanks for sharing! No, I haven't taken wasm into consideration. It would be interesting to see the performance gain, in particular for indexing.

Sorry for the confusion. I think you could generate the memento each time you compile your blog into HTML. The memento can be stored as a json file and served statically by your fi…

Thank you for your kind feedback! That's a great idea. I have implemented a memento object that can be used for transferring the serialized state of the searcher. The intent of the…

It's subjective, I have to admit. I would say a search is accurate if most people find what they are looking for in their dataset in the first try. Distance definitions such as the…

Thank you!

Hi, thank you for your interest! I believe that most fuzzy search implementations lack accuracy in one aspect or another. The primary goals of my library are accuracy and query per…

I have spent several years working on search engines in the backend and have now utilized that experience to develop a fuzzy search library for the frontend. It's fast, accurate an…

I think What3Words is in principle a nice idea, but it could have been implemented much better. I am thinking of the following: - have a fixed pattern, e.g. adjective.adjective.nou…

Thank you for your kind feedback. As a backend developer, I wouldn't have been able to build this site from scratch. Instead, I opted for an HTML5 UP! template ( https://html5up.ne…

Thank you for sharing. The example, where the same sentence is presented with different labels, effectively illustrates the essence of the idea.

Thank you for your comment. Your experience leads me to believe that the concept might be more useful for non-native speakers. The labels have helped us shorten lengthy PR discussi…