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> Storing data in a database vs in files on disk is like application development 101 It's OK until you're dealing with, say, 130GiB of tensors, on what is effe
by ElectricalUnion 3y ago
> Storing data in a database vs in files on disk is like application development 101
It's OK until you're dealing with, say, 130GiB of tensors, on what is effectively a binary blob that needs to be mostly in VRAM somehow.
I really don't want to read 130GiB of blobs from a database all the time.
- novok 3y agoIMO tensors & other large binary blobs are fairly edge-casey. You might as well treat them like video files and video file servers also don't store large videos in databases either, and most devs don't have large binary blob management experience.