top | item 44882913 (no title) jvia | 6 months ago A vector-only search engine will fail for a lot of common use cases where the keywords do matter. I tried searching for `garbanzo bean stew` and got totally irrelevant bean recipes. discuss order hn newest ospider|6 months ago Yes, indeed. I just tried search "Apple", and apple.com is not on the first page. osigurdson|6 months ago Agree. For best results both lexical and vector search results should be fed into a reranker. Slow and expensive but high quality. cyanydeez|6 months ago What if you build a graph engine then encode those edges into its own embedding space?Nerdsnipe?
ospider|6 months ago Yes, indeed. I just tried search "Apple", and apple.com is not on the first page.
osigurdson|6 months ago Agree. For best results both lexical and vector search results should be fed into a reranker. Slow and expensive but high quality.
cyanydeez|6 months ago What if you build a graph engine then encode those edges into its own embedding space?Nerdsnipe?
ospider|6 months ago
osigurdson|6 months ago
cyanydeez|6 months ago
Nerdsnipe?