kvasserman

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by kvasserman 3mo ago
I built this site to help researchers and public to find US gov publicly available data using my open-source search system. The site runs on 2 vCPU cloud instance. For detailed technical deep-dive on how it's implemented you can visit
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Show HN: Hybrid search of 540K+ US Government datasets on 2 CPU cores. No LLMs(findgovdata.org)
2 points by kvasserman 3mo ago|1 comments
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by kvasserman 3mo ago
This, in fact, is already happening. Elderly are getting duped by scammers using voices of their relatives/children.
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by kvasserman 3mo ago
Ironically, one of the thing that makes written word by AI recognizable as AI is that it's too perfect. Too polished. Now think about speech patterns, they are way more than voice frequencies, tones and phonemes. One can say the same p
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by kvasserman 3mo ago
I think of it this way. LLMs suppose to be good at generating text/writing, right? Well, they are not very good at it. They generate plausible content that superficially makes sense. Most people can easily tell AI generated slop from h
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by kvasserman 3mo ago
I thought that AI would at least be good at 2 things: writing (text) and doing UI. It's not good at either. Text it generated reads like slop and UI it creates looks like slop. The way I approach it now is this: for text, I have to wri
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by kvasserman 4mo ago
Sorry that I keep commenting on my own post, but I've split the Amgix Now release announcement from the benchmarks. Benchmarks now live in a separate post and include a summary in charts as the first section, so that you can see the re
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by kvasserman 4mo ago
It turns out I had some DNS issues. It should be up now. Sorry.
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by kvasserman 4mo ago
Just to add a bit more context. These are pretty detailed benchmarks showing relevance and latencies of the search engines across 4 different datasets. These are the sort of numbers I wish existed on the internet, but they did not. Or at le
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by kvasserman 4mo ago
That's odd. Appears to be working for me. Here is the link directly to the benchmarks section: https://amgix.io/blog/2026/05/14/release-now-v0.1.1/#benchma...
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by kvasserman 4mo ago
Even if you have no interest in Amgix Now, the side-by-side benchmarks of Typesense, Meilisearch, and Elasticsearch on the same hardware and datasets may be useful on their own. Happy to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Latencies and BEIR – Typesense, Meilisearch, Elasticsearch, Amgix Now(amgix.io)
2 points by kvasserman 4mo ago|6 comments
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Show HN: One container. 4 cores. Hybrid search. 10k concurrent users?(amgix.io)
2 points by kvasserman 5mo ago|0 comments
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Adding Hybrid Search to Your Application (In Diagrams)(amgix.io)
1 points by kvasserman 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kvasserman 6mo ago
Hi HN, I’ve been working in development, systems, and ops (SRE), and kept running into the same problem: adding good search to an application turns into building and operating a whole distributed system. You end up stitching together ingest
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Show HN: Amgix – Hybrid Search System, glue included(amgix.io)
2 points by kvasserman 6mo ago|1 comments
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by kvasserman 6mo ago
Fair enough if it reads that way. I was trying to describe that interacting with AI kinda makes you feel constantly uncertain about stuff it spits out.