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by bratao 7y ago
Shameless promo ( no affiliation, just a happy user who migrated from Elastic Search). You should check https://vespa.ai - App containers and first class tensor support is a blessing.
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Vespa.ai(big data serving engine) September Product Updates(blog.vespa.ai)
3 points by bratao 7y ago|0 comments
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Vespa.ai August Update: BM25 Ranking in Search and Tensor Updates(blog.vespa.ai)
1 points by bratao 7y ago|0 comments
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PyPy JIT for 64-bit ARM(morepypy.blogspot.com)
113 points by bratao 7y ago|26 comments
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by bratao 7y ago
I do not have a completely fair comparison. But a migration from Elasticsearch 5 (2016) to the Vespa 7 (2019) we reduced half of our nodes, and cut in half the average response time. Another amazing feature during the migration, is that Ves
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by bratao 7y ago
You can contact me. I'm also planning to do a blog post comparing with Solr and Elasticsearch. I think that naturally it takes some time to adopt a solution like that. And the ecosystem it still at it infancy. But, randomly, a project
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by bratao 7y ago
From my experience, yes. Lucene is a "production" state of art library and Solr/Elasticsearch is very used in many scenarios. This expertise is very on demand. My company personally migrated from ElasticSearch to https:&#x2F
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by bratao 7y ago
I was a student in Google Summer of Code for the GNUnet project. I just want to say that Christian Grothoff (one of GNUNet leader) is a wonderful mentor. I own so much to him for many aspects of my technical and academic life. I highly rec
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Vespa.ai Search Engine – May 2019 Improvements(blog.vespa.ai)
2 points by bratao 7y ago|0 comments
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by bratao 7y ago
I guess it was referring to the fact ElasticSearch is build on top on Lucene
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by bratao 7y ago
I recommend looking at TiDB for anyone using a cluster. I still not migrate to it, but from my tests, things are looking great.
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Creating a ML Search Using Vespa.ai(blog.vespa.ai)
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by bratao 8y ago
For us, Vespa It is in a different league. Some quick things I remember: - Native Tensor/ XGBoost support - Automatic data partitioning and auto balancing( no need to set shards before hand) - Jdisk ( https://docs.vespa.ai&#x
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by bratao 8y ago
Vespa.ai is the Number 1. And I get behind it, from a previous ElasticSearch user , Vespa is amazing!!!
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by bratao 8y ago
One very important motivation what I do not see clearly delineated in this post is for Event-driven applications. Swoole[1] is an example of a PHP framework which enable some very interesting uses such as Websocket services. In those long l
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Alibaba open sourced their own JDK8(github.com)
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by bratao 8y ago
Awesome post, from a fellow Brazilian! We did a very similar implementation (although not distributed) for a similar problem, using Redis and Laravel. We had MANY people crawling our website, and we would prefer that they use our API for th
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by bratao 8y ago
If someone is looking for a third opensource alternative to Elastic Search, I highly recommend http://vespa.ai We migrated from ES, and it is truly next-gen compared to ES
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by bratao 8y ago
This has been talked about as an obvious evolution for the Ads Network for quite a while. Do anyone with knowledge in this area , know why is taking so long for Adsense/ Criteo come up with a solution like this?
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by bratao 8y ago
Yes. Both grow the complexity linearly/exponentially based on the number of patterns to be searched.
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by bratao 8y ago
Thank you! I' m very excited to test in my projects ( I found a working Python extension here https://github.com/shenfe/python-hyperscan ) Let me seize the opportunity. I have a problem where I need to match multip
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Qt Roadmap for 2019(blog.qt.io)
3 points by bratao 8y ago|0 comments
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Nuitka 0.6.2 Released – Python to C Compiler(nuitka.net)
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Ranking comments using reinforcement learning(medium.com)
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by bratao 8y ago
PyPy is fantastic. I'm my option, if they achieve to be faster than CPython in all scenarios( I'm thinking in Numpy/Scikit/Pandas CPython C API abuse), and get full Windows support (they do not support multiprocess in Wi
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by bratao 8y ago
It remembered me how much I miss LPeg - Lua parsing expression grammars. I was very fast and way more nicer to work than regex.
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Python 3.8.0a1 is now available for testing(mail.python.org)
2 points by bratao 8y ago|1 comments
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Vespa.ai(Elasticsearch competitor) 7 is released(blog.vespa.ai)
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Vespa.ai Search Engine January Product Updates(blog.vespa.ai)
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Nuxt.js 2.4 released, a fast Vue.js framework for universal web applications(github.com)
1 points by bratao 8y ago|0 comments

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