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Yes but then I have to, 1. use python, 2. deal with the nightmare that is python packaging 3. hope I don't run out of memory while Python does its thing. Get
by FridgeSeal 5y ago
Yes but then I have to,
1. use python,
2. deal with the nightmare that is python packaging
3. hope I don't run out of memory while Python does its thing.
Getting non-technical people to do all that (a project manager wanting to see some simple stats for example) becomes difficult. Having a single binary that's easier to distribute, faster to execute and can be plugged into an existing query tool (like DataGrip) is a huge win for actual usability.