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Tantivi was the only search library to survive Braintrust's 100x benchmark
“There's one library called Tantivi, which is a Rust re-implementation of the Lucene search index, which is a very popular and well-regarded and used search technology. It's the technology behind Elasticsearch as well. And that was the only piece of code that w…”
Ankur Goyal Jul 24, 2025 ▶ 39:34 What Braintrust got right about product-market fit | Ankur Goyal (Founder and CEO)
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AI observability logs average 50KB per row compared to 900B traditionally
“Every span in brain trust land, which is like a row of something that you'd log in brain trust, the average size is 50 kilobytes. In traditional observability, it's 900 bytes.”
Ankur Goyal Jul 24, 2025 ▶ 37:56 What Braintrust got right about product-market fit | Ankur Goyal (Founder and CEO)
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Silicon Valley multimodal AI workloads are video; enterprise workloads are PDFs
“So a lot of the cool Silicon Valley companies, their multimodal workloads are Mostly images and nowadays videos. A lot of the more traditional companies have a lot of PDFs.”
Ankur Goyal Jul 24, 2025 ▶ 49:57 What Braintrust got right about product-market fit | Ankur Goyal (Founder and CEO)
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