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kdb/q is amazing. I have seen some experienced folks make jaw dropping data computations at the drop of a hat on gigabyte sized data. Makes everything else look
by lenkite 6y ago
kdb/q is amazing. I have seen some experienced folks make jaw dropping data computations at the drop of a hat on gigabyte sized data. Makes everything else look laughably puny.
I suspect if it was open source, it would probably be the most popular big-data storage and computing platform.
- labelbias 6y agoHmm... 256M records is still not that much for postgres or mysql so it shouldn't be too much for kdb/q. Several gb of data also shouldn't be too much.