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Exactly right. The hard part is building a key-value store with a powerful notion of transactions (not just compare-and-set or the like), and that's what's most
by tschottdorf 11y ago
Exactly right. The hard part is building a key-value store with a powerful notion of transactions (not just compare-and-set or the like), and that's what's mostly done. Structured data is still work, but on the shoulders of giants.