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

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By Ming Ying
| paradedb.com
By Ming Ying on October 13, 2026 In Part I, we improved ParadeDB’s Top K BM25 performance by orders of magnitude. At the end, we committed to publishing a Part II focusing on COUNT. This post walks through the optimizations that made our COUNT queries much faster. Here’s the end result, using the same Wikipedia dataset and benchmark harness as the original TIN post: Wikipedia COUNT search8 concurrent clients · 5 minute run ↑ Higher is better Clean tables.
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PlanetScale Released Text Search and We Have a Lot to Say (Part I)

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By Ming Ying
| paradedb.com
By Ming Ying on October 1, 2026 Two weeks ago, PlanetScale unveiled TIN, a full-text search extension for Postgres. Their launch post reported impressive performance wins over a subset of ParadeDB’s text search functionality, specifically BM25-ranked text search and document counts. We’d like to extend kudos to the PlanetScale team 1.
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Restoration of endogenous electric fields with a glucose-powered symbiotic bioabsorbable bandage for diabetic wound healing

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By Mengchun Wu, Adithya Sarma, Julia Bos, Lingling Xu, Engui Wang, Ming Ying, Lin Luo, Yongfang Ren, Chang Zhu, Jiaxuan Li, Tian Le, Hongqing Feng, Xia Wang, Chunying Chen, Zhou Li, Han Ouyang
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Endogenous electric fields (EFs) are essential for tissue regeneration but are diminished under hyperglycemia conditions, thereby impeding diabetic wound healing.
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