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Perhaps one example would be 100 billion websites, but with a set of vectors for each website (chunked bert encoding, sum chunked glove vecs, whatever). Then yo
by chaxor 3y ago
Perhaps one example would be 100 billion websites, but with a set of vectors for each website (chunked bert encoding, sum chunked glove vecs, whatever).
Then you could have something like 3-100ish vectors for each website, which would be a few trillion vecs.
I'm not in the we scraping/search area, so idk about the 100B website thing (other than it's Google order of size), but the encoding would take some mega amount of time depending on how it's done, hence the suggested sum of GloVe chunks (potentially doable with decent hardware in months) rather than throwing LLM on there (would take literal centuries to process).