Sphinx Search at Craigslist
Posted: Tue Aug 23, 2022 9:40 pm
http://jeremy.zawodny.com/blog/archives/010869.html
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If you do a search for Craigslist (now that we can haha) in this Pizzagate subverse , you'll find we have 3 pages of posts
So.. just checking.. who is Andrew Aksyonoff?
2009 article https://blog.hubpages.com/2009/05/04/an ... -hubpages/
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Craigslist?Well, I guess the cat's out of the bag! My first project at Craigslist was replacing MySQL FULLTEXT indexing with Sphinx. It wasn't the easiest road in the world, for a variety of reasons, but we got it all working and it's been humming along very well ever since. And I learned a heck of a lot about both Sphinx and craigslist internals in the process too" - Andrew Aksyonoff
If you do a search for Craigslist (now that we can haha) in this Pizzagate subverse , you'll find we have 3 pages of posts
So.. just checking.. who is Andrew Aksyonoff?
2009 article https://blog.hubpages.com/2009/05/04/an ... -hubpages/
The man behind Sphinx Search is Andew Aksyonoff, a software engineer who lives in Russia and has been working on Sphinx since 2001. He’s been getting a lot of attention ever since Craigslist chose sphinx as their solution to internal search
This past week Andrew traveled to the Bay Area and I was fortunate enough to get on his busy calendar. I had hoped to show him the HubPages office but a taxi driver had dropped him off too far away. He had just an hour but that was enough time for me, Andrew, and one of Andrew’s friends to grab a coffee and chat a little about Sphinx, HubPages, and San Francisco.
For those interested, we went to the Blue Bottle Cafe for coffee (one of San Francisco’s best known cafes), stopped at the Westfield Mall to take a look at the Dome, took a short walk around the Yerba Buena Gardens, and then stopped for a very short time at the SF Moma Museum Store.
I told Andrew how much we at HubPages appreciated his work. If you have any feedback on the HubPages internal search, please feel free to post your comments to this blog.