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So then the startup needs to get by with what it's got and earn money until they can afford it. Just like everyone else does with literally everything else.
by st3v3r 10y ago
So then the startup needs to get by with what it's got and earn money until they can afford it. Just like everyone else does with literally everything else.
- vidarh 10y agoYes, and that is exactly the point: This means databases like Postgres or MySQL gets entrenched over options like KDB that costs a lot of even get started with. By the time they could afford the license, the cost of switching has risen dramatically.