It’s a nice post, but “using array methods” probably shouldn’t be placed in the “Efficient Implementation” section. As often happens with high-level languages, a single plain old loop is faster than three array methods.

Similarly, if you plan to query those vectors in search, you should consider continuous `TypedArray` types and smaller scalars than the double precision `number`.

I know very little about JS, but some of the amazing HackerNews community members have previously helped port SimSIMD to JavaScript (https://github.com/ashvardanian/SimSIMD), and I wrote a blog post covering some of those JS/TS-specifics, NumJS, and MathJS in 2023 (https://ashvardanian.com/posts/javascript-ai-vector-search/).

Hopefully, it should help unlock another 10-100x in performance.