I built a vector search library in Rust/WASM. Here's what I learned about performance, browser limits, and building in public with AI
I wanted to build a privacy-first RAG app. The kind where your documents never leave the browser. It means no API keys, no server, no third-party vector database watching what you search for. The architecture was obvious: embed documents client-side with something like Transformers.js, store the vec
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