30 schrieb Michael McCandless:
> > Thanks for sharing Adrien, this is really cool! It's neat that the
> > relative gains of Java vs C are quite a bit less than they were ~11
> > years ago when I played with a much smaller subset of queries. Also,
> > COUNT on disju
n, this is really cool! It's neat that the
relative gains of Java vs C are quite a bit less than they were ~11
years ago when I played with a much smaller subset of queries. Also,
COUNT on disjunction queries with Lucene Cyborg got slower. What a
feat, to port so much of our complex S
Thanks for sharing Adrien, this is really cool! It's neat that the
relative gains of Java vs C are quite a bit less than they were ~11 years
ago when I played with a much smaller subset of queries. Also, COUNT on
disjunction queries with Lucene Cyborg got slower. What a feat, to port so
mu
Hello everyone,
I recently stumbled on this paper after Ishan shared it on LinkedIn:
https://github.com/0ctopus13prime/lucene-cyborg-paper/blob/main/LuceneCyborg_Hybrid_Search_Engine_Written_in_Java_and_C%2B%2B.pdf
.
This is quite impressive: this person did a high-fidelity rewrite of Lucene
in
