Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
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Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#2nice I didn’t know about this project and it’s using my implementation of VarIntG8IU codec.
I will give it a try.
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#3The only mention of a benchmark I see is an issue raised over a year ago, so I wonder what they are basing this claim on.
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#4There is also vespa.ai proton search-core in c++ https://docs.vespa.ai/documentation/proton.html
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#5The only mention of a benchmark I see is an issue raised over a year ago, so I wonder what they are basing this claim on.
It is quite confusing when projects advertise that they have best-in-class performance then don't provide benchmark results in the readme or documentation. This may be an extreme example of that.
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#6Would be nice to see it compared with Xapian as Xapian
has been around for a long time.
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#7I want someone to use one of these libraries to build a local-desktop-offline personal search engine which only crawls sources I select, including my personal emails and browsing history.
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#8I want someone to use one of these libraries to build a local-desktop-offline personal search engine which only crawls sources I select, including my personal emails and browsing history.
Finder on OSX meets that criteria
Re: Show HN: Pisa – Full Text Search Engine Written in C++
#9I want someone to use one of these libraries to build a local-desktop-offline personal search engine which only crawls sources I select, including my personal emails and browsing history.
Finder on OSX meets that criteria
Now if only it would index the actual web pages of the browser history.