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Ming Ying: Making COUNTs and the Rest of Search Really Fast (Part II)

Planet PostgreSQL2026-10-13 20:000 views

How ctid-aware segment partitioning, an inverted DocId map, and bitmap postings accelerated ParadeDB's Wikipedia COUNT queries—then a look at the rest of search, where ParadeDB delivered 10–22x TIN's throughput on filtered and time-sorted Hacker News queries.

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