Safety
in 1996 mitzenmacher showed that sampling two backends and picking the better one drops max load exponentially vs. random selection one extr…
in 1996 mitzenmacher showed that sampling two backends and picking the better one drops max load exponentially vs. random selection one extra comparison. that's the whole trick we built pinecone assis
in 1996 mitzenmacher showed that sampling two backends and picking the better one drops max load exponentially vs. random selection one extra comparison. that's the whole trick we built pinecone assistant's load balancer on this. reranker p99: −82%. embedder p95: −53%. manual routing interventions: ~0 the interesting part is LLMs need a completely different scoring policy than embeddings full post: https://www.pinecone.io/blog/load-balancing/
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