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Gergely Orosz builds a search tool for his Pragmatic Engineer articles

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Gergely Orosz says he built a search tool for his Pragmatic Engineer articles in three hours.

He says he loaded all his articles into turbopuffer and added search and Jev categorization, and he calls the result much better than Substack's search, which he describes as terrible. The tool is live at api.pragmaticengineer.com/search. The only source is Orosz's own X post, and the post gives no measure of search quality beyond his comparison.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 7, 11:40 AM ET

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Gergely Orosz builds a search tool for his Pragmatic Engineer articles in three hours

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  1. Nov 7, 11:24 AM ET · 1 article
    Gergely Orosz introduces a search tool for his articles
    Gergely Orosz: Gergely Orosz builds a search tool for his Pragmatic Engineer articles in three hours
  2. Nov 7, 7:57 AM ET · 1 article
    Gergely Orosz plans to build a side project with Codex in hours
    Gergely Orosz: Gergely Orosz plans to build a side project with Codex in hours

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Nov 7
  1. Gergely OroszX
    Gergely Orosz builds a search tool for his Pragmatic Engineer articles in three hours

    AIGergely Orosz says he built a search tool for his Pragmatic Engineer articles in three hours, using turbopuffer and Jev categorization. He calls the new search much better than Substack's, which he describes as terrible, and says the build was fast.

  2. Gergely OroszX
    Gergely Orosz plans to build a side project with Codex in hours

    AIGergely Orosz says a side project he had put off would have taken 3-4 days to build before AI. He is testing whether Codex can finish it in a few hours.

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