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DuckDB is amazing, I'm using it every day. It would be marginally useful here though. I really just want to get the binary compressed blob. Fun fact: MS SQL

• datadrivenangel 2y ago
  Wouldn't that blob not be human readable?
  • liquidcarbon 2y ago
    no, but it's one step away with gzip.decompress or similar; if we know the exact position, we can retrieve it with range reads, roughly like this: aws s3api get-object --bucket mybucket --key partially_human_friendly_blob --range bytes=start-end | cut or awk | gunzip