Hosted by David Tippett · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 8 episodes
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Welcome to For the Sake of Search! An unaffiliated podcast that talks about all things search engineering. We'll be covering: search infrastructure, when should I use X search vendor, how to do search relevancy, describing search to your grandmother. And many many more things. If you would like to be a guest on the show please reach out! I am @dtaivpp on Relevancy Slack and @taidesu on Bluesky .
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Search is changing fast. AI has raised user expectations, vector search has brought in a wave of new builders, and more teams are realizing that similarity alone does not mean relevance. In this episode, we’re joined by
How can we determine what users are looking for when they search? We’re joined by Tito Sierra, Director of Product Management at Yahoo, to break down how modern search engines interpret queries at scale. Most companies g
HNSW and IVF in the same index? This week we have James (Xiaofan Luan) the VP of Engineering from Zilliz to talk about some of the magic that makes Milvus special. They use all sorts of techniques from indexes with multi
How can you be sure your search experience is good? All it takes is the right tools. Eric and I walk through what the "right tools" are for the search engineers tool belt. Make sure to check out Quepid for testing your r
So much recently I've seen companies obsessing over fine tuning. Should you fine tune your language models? Nicolay from AISBACH Data Solutions joins me this week as we talk through the many challenges that come when you
You wouldn't hire a network engineer to build your front end would you? Then why hire just any software engineer for search?! In this episode we talk with Brian Pedersen founder of TheSearchBar.ai to talk a bit more abou
Elasticsearch is open source again? Maybe? Join Nick (@skeptrune) and I as we discuss what Elasticsearchs new license means for its users. Along with this we take a dive into Trieve ( trieve.ai ) a source available frame
We talk with Philippe from ParadeDB about search on Postgres. Historically search on Postgres has been really bad but it doesn't have to be anymore. Let's go into a bit of the why search on Postgres is the way it is. Thi
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For the Sake of Search is hosted by David Tippett. The show is categorised under technology (education) and has published 8 episodes.
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