Spotting significant terms was something I added to elasticsearch. Can we do it more cheaply in the browser with similar quality? It looks like the answer is "yes" youtu.be/Te_N8qveCKY
Identifying significant terms in text - using Javascript only
YouTube video by Mark Harwood
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My talk on “emergent facets” at this week’s Search and AI Meetup www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1RG...
London Search&AI Meetup 1st July 25:Emergent Facets:Generate Specialized Filters from Search Results
YouTube video by Charlie Hull - The Search Juggler
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My recent elasticon talk is up. Play with the updated demos at QRy.codes too.
Ben Trent@benwtrent.bsky.social · 2y agoI really enjoyed this talk by @elasticmark.bsky.social. He is back at finding crazy & interesting ways to explore data (I guess he never stopped). Clustering with binary vectors & vector search with Elasticsearch www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJU_...
Looking forward to presenting “fuzzy facets” using binary vector clustering at this week’s elasticon London www.elastic.co/events/elast...
Just started with OpenRouter and it makes me wish there was an equivalent for streaming tv. One login account, one stack of credits to pay for and then pay-as-you-go consumption of any service.
I knew this day would come eventually 😀 Wordle 1,290 1/6 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
Perhaps an obvious discovery but I find woodworking is just like developing efficient search algos - you need to use a combination of coarse and fine tools (respectively for efficiency in removing what you don’t need and producing quality results).
One from my Twitter archive: highlighting Jeep Cherokees had “jumped”, “park” and “reverse” as significant keywords in fault reports. 2 years later a Hollywood star was killed as a result of this fault.
Hey there, Mr Blue (Sky). I’m fed up with the Twitter cesspit. I’ll probably be posting about my post-elastic dabblings like qry.codes and other search stuff here.
Introducing QRY codes
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