I notice a lot of these AI written articles share this pattern where they'll present idea 1, then idea 2, and finally idea 3 which is some amalgamation of idea 1 and 2. Claude especially will present hybrid options and compromises to avoid having to make a choice then framing the hybrid option as the "best of both worlds" when they're borderline nonsensical.
"on the fly embedding" and "Sparse + dense reranking" don't really make sense how they're presented and smell like they came from a long claude-driven conversation after multiple cycles of these hybrid compromises across many turns.
This has Claude written all over it.
"Recipe 4: On-The-Fly Embedding (The Fresh Data Play)
The insight If your data changes frequently, why pay to re-embed everything?"
This reads like every Claude generated presentation I've seen.