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Even if you compress it, you need it in client memory which can also be a dealbreaker. Some people might need it for some projects, I know I did.
by dkarras 5y ago
Even if you compress it, you need it in client memory which can also be a dealbreaker. Some people might need it for some projects, I know I did.
- CyberRabbi 5y ago> you need it in client memory which can also be a dealbreaker Most workstations have GBs of available memory. If not you can dump it in indexeddb as a raw data store. I never disputed that it would be useful for some use cases. I only said it would be unusable with high latency links. If you have a low latency link and aren’t running very complex queries with lots of random seeks, then this should work fine for you.