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The future of code search is not regex – 100x faster than ripgrep
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- Praise: The open-sourced implementation claims to be over 100x faster than ripgrep, which could revolutionize code search efficiency.
- Praise: The tool is designed for both human users and AI agents, enhancing performance and usability in file searching.
- Praise: The emphasis on typo-resistance in the fuzzy file matching could significantly improve user experience in code navigation.
- Concern: Skepticism exists regarding the claimed 100x speedup, especially given ripgrep's minimal overhead in file reading.
- Concern: Users express frustration that existing tools like ripgrep and ag still perform better after data is loaded into RAM.