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postgres (without extensions) is slower for analytical queries since it stores data as rows, not columns. Also, duckdb is an in-memory database so it's more com
by jorin 9mo ago
postgres (without extensions) is slower for analytical queries since it stores data as rows, not columns. Also, duckdb is an in-memory database so it's more comparable to sqlite than postgres.
- vivzkestrel 9mo agowell what was wrong with apache cassandra? isnt that a columnar database too?