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You do not know of prominent robust implementations? This is how Claude Code, GPT Codex, etc have worked for a couple years. And they do tend to be impressively

by woah 1mo ago

You do not know of prominent robust implementations? This is how Claude Code, GPT Codex, etc have worked for a couple years. And they do tend to be impressively good at navigating large amounts of text.

mdp2021 1mo ago
Thank you, no, I did not know that. Where have you found the info? Sebastian Raschka, Anthropic/OpenAI blogs? (BTW: you made me realize - I had to take "time off" for over half a year... I am sure I missed a lot.) -- Edit: for clarity: for "full text search" we remain on the interpretation of "searching for literal substrings" - and whether plain user provided keywords list or LLM enriched list based on the former, and whether more or less successful, it remains a syntactic search quite distinct from a semantic one. Having an LLM enrich the original keywords list can be a good idea, but the possibility of misses remains when compared to a properly working semantic search.
- woah 1mo ago
  Yes, they navigate with heavy use of the "grep" tool
- antonvs 1mo ago
  > Where have you found the info? You can see it in action if you watch the “chain of thought” text when using coding agents.