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If we were to design a brand new DATABASE ENGINE for today's world, can we develop it such a way that: 1. Finding information is trivial 2. You don't need ser
by kyberias 7y ago
If we were to design a brand new DATABASE ENGINE for today's world, can we develop it such a way that:
1. Finding information is trivial
2. You don't need services indexing billions of rows to find any relevant document
- RhysU 7y agoHow far can one get with content-addressable storage? It's not obvious to me how to emulate search results ranking (well, anyhow), but it could give you a list of documents satisfying some criteria according to the authors who stored them.
- dymk 7y agoGoogle throws billions of dollars at this problem, nothing about it is "trivial".