>The problem is that when you've reached terabytes of data and tens of cores you're not "ad-hoc" anymore. Oh, yes you are. "Ad-hoc" doesn't imply small. It i

>The problem is that when you've reached terabytes of data and tens of cores you're not "ad-hoc" anymore. Oh, yes you are. "Ad-hoc" doesn't imply small. It implies one-off exploration and creation. You have no less of a need to do that with terabytes of data than you do with megabytes.