optimiz3

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   by optimiz3 14y ago

   If you use proto-bufs, it means you already have a system for internal auto-schematization. Why not pack all the fields together and use a bit-vector header to signify which fields are present and which fields have default values? I'd LOVE
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   by optimiz3 14y ago

   My company uses MongoDB. Our biggest pain points are: 1. MongoDB has massive storage overhead per field due to the BSON format. Even if you use single character field names, you're still looking at space wasted on null terminators. 32bit f
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   by optimiz3 14y ago

   This would be a perfect opportunity for a White House pardon.
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   by optimiz3 14y ago

   As others have mentioned, you need 7 bits per number (on average) if you store the numbers as deltas in sorted form. So 7M bits out of 8388608 bits yields 1.32MB of working set. One could implement a simple block allocator, where each block