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surprised there’s no mention of kdb+ in here. iirc it’s older and more performant than most of these
by hnrj95 3y ago
surprised there’s no mention of kdb+ in here. iirc it’s older and more performant than most of these
- WillDaSilva 3y agokdb doesn't support effecient vector similarity searches, or efficient storage of high-dimensional vectors. It isn't really in the same class as the vector databases discussed in this post. It's more suited for time series data.
- hnrj95 3y agoi’m not sure this is correct, but to each his own