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Of course? I'm not really sure what the original question actually is if you know that users benefit from caching the results of computationally intensive queri
by dpkirchner 4y ago
Of course? I'm not really sure what the original question actually is if you know that users benefit from caching the results of computationally intensive queries.
- killerstorm 4y agoOpenAI uses redis to store pieces of text. Fetching pieces of text is not computationally intensive.
- mannyv 4y agoMost likely they have them in an rdbms, so it's more like joining a forum thread together. Not expensive, but why not prebuild and store it instead?