Hackernews posts about Pgvector
Pgvector is an open-source library that enables efficient storage and querying of vector data in PostgreSQL databases.
- Show HN (onlyusedtesla.ai)
- Show HN: PageIndex – Vectorless RAG (github.com)
- Pgvector Is Now Faster Than Pinecone at 75% Less Cost (www.timescale.com)
- Sharding Pgvector (pgdog.dev)
- Understanding Pgvector's HNSW Index Storage in Postgres (lantern.dev)
- PGVector's Missing Features (trieve.ai)
- Hybrid Search with PostgreSQL and Pgvector (jkatz05.com)
- The 150x PGVector Speedup (jkatz05.com)
- Pgvectorscale: Making PostgreSQL a Better AI Database (www.timescale.com)
- Pgvector Is Now Faster Than Pinecone (twitter.com)
- Nile monthly launch – pg_vector is now available on Nile (www.thenile.dev)
- Faster semantic search with HNSW indexes in pgvector (supabase.com)
- HNSW Indexes with Postgres and Pgvector (www.crunchydata.com)
- Show HN: dbSurface – A Developer Tool for pgvector (github.com)
- Distributed Queries for Pgvector (jkatz05.com)
- Pgvector 0.8.0 Released (www.postgresql.org)
- Vector Search Queries with Time Filters in Pgvector (www.timescale.com)
- Local AI with Postgres, pgvector and llama2, inside a Tauri app (electric-sql.com)
- Pgvector 0.6.0: 30x faster with parallel index builds (supabase.com)