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Where keyword search and vector search each fail
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Sep 21
Where keyword search and vector search each fail
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Fixed grids on vector search - comparing 3 approaches to quantization: FAISS, Turbovec, and Infino
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Fixed grids on vector search - comparing 3 approaches to quantization: FAISS, Turbovec, and Infino
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What is hybrid search?
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What is hybrid search?
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Why object-storage vectors use OPANN + Sq16, while RAM uses HNSW
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Sep 22
Why object-storage vectors use OPANN + Sq16, while RAM uses HNSW
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Infino's self-driving vector engine
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Sep 24
Infino's self-driving vector engine
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Inside a Parquet superfile
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Inside a Parquet superfile
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Cutting a ten-term BM25 OR from 74.6 ms to 20.0 ms
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Cutting a ten-term BM25 OR from 74.6 ms to 20.0 ms
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The three costs of a cold query on S3
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The three costs of a cold query on S3
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A commit on S3 is one compare-and-swap
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A commit on S3 is one compare-and-swap
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