frizbee

There's the very popular and fast Friszbee fuzzy finding library too: > Used by blink.cmp, skim, and fff.nvim. > In the included benchmark, with typo resistance disabled, it outperforms nucleo by ~1.8x and fzf by ~2.3x and scales better with multithreading https://github.com/saghen/frizbee I thought this was gonna be some example or application of the fuzzy finder, or tell me some interesting revelation about fuzzy finding relating to checksums. Nah, different Frizbee.

If you want to do that this is the actual lib https://github.com/saghen/frizbee

>He’s forgetting that software keeps getting slower I mean, depends on what software you use. There's a pretty sizeable and growing ecosystem of people who put a lot of thought into performance. Just look at tooling like ripgrep, some of the newer terminals people have been working on, recently I came across a pretty nice neovim plugin where someone had written their own custom SIMD fuzzy string matcher (https://github.com/saghen/frizbee). There's some pretty admirable effort people put into performance these days. I think speed of your setup is mostly limited by how willing you are to look for better alternatives.