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This seems like a very clever way to accomplish this feat. I think I'm happy that to date I haven't the sort of problems that might require reading 100M records
by canhascodez 8y ago
This seems like a very clever way to accomplish this feat. I think I'm happy that to date I haven't the sort of problems that might require reading 100M records per second. However, I'd be all ears if someone wanted to contribute to my education by telling me what sorts of interesting things that this might enable.
- 1996 8y agoYou could do without SQL stored data: read on demand, in the native format Many people deal with csv made by external sources (ex: financial data). Having to parse and load it, then redo that on every change is tough for non technical users, and still a waste of time for technical users
- ddorian43 8y agoThink about searching logs. You could keep an inverted index, or just brute-force-search through raw log files.
- BitcoinCash 8y agoLoading past unspent outputs for Bitcoin Cash; to validate new blocks, and when queried by lightweight mobile wallets.
- tomrod 8y agoThis would be helpful to increase transaction speed.