Nothing fundamentally stops a postgres implementation being equally performant as something like Qdrant. Fundamentally, an index’s performance is based on the hardware and the algorithm and the quality of…
We’re built on top of Usearch, which will very soon support sparse vectors. We’re working with them to make sure it also works in Lantern. Can you tell me more about your use case?
This is a great idea. We will have lots of content in the days ahead to talk about why people should make the switch. Do you use pgvector now? Would love to switch you over.
Nothing fundamentally stops a postgres implementation being equally performant as something like Qdrant. Fundamentally, an index’s performance is based on the hardware and the algorithm and the quality of…
We’re built on top of Usearch, which will very soon support sparse vectors. We’re working with them to make sure it also works in Lantern. Can you tell me more about your use case?
This is a great idea. We will have lots of content in the days ahead to talk about why people should make the switch. Do you use pgvector now? Would love to switch you over.