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Potential switch from Pinecone instances to Typesense

TLDR Mauricio inquired about benchmarks for Typesense's recall as they plan to replace their pinecone instances. Kishore Nallan stated that Typesense uses hnsw, matching ann benchmarks.

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Sep 07, 2023 (3 weeks ago)

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Mauricio

12:50 PM

Hi! We’re looking into replacing our pinecone instances that have ~2M vectors with typesense and were wondering if there are any benchmarks we could take a look at in terms of recall. My google-fu didn’t surface much

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Kishore Nallan

12:51 PM

👋 Typesense uses hnsw so the recall will match on ann benchmarks.

Mauricio

01:01 PM

Oh cool! I see now that you use hsnwlib - thanks!

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