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   by quod_2058 6y ago

   Saw this last week. The examples are limited but clearly easy to reproduce. I saw in a discussion on Reddit where it seems they plan to get even faster using more techniques like prefetch. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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   HFT's fight for old radio towers(sniperinmahwah.wordpress.com)

   2 points by quod_2058 6y ago|0 comments
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   by quod_2058 6y ago

   Or questDB if you want that sort of performance but prefer sql
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   by quod_2058 6y ago

   I came across QuestDB in the past, but never tried myself. At my company, we use kx and onetick. Could you please elaborate why you are also comparing with Postgres since it's not really a time-series database nor revendicating to be p
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   by quod_2058 7y ago

   I don't think it's fair to say "A is faster than B" like in the above comments based on the order they appear in a list that mixes GPU clusters and laptops results. The author of the benchmark does nothing wrong deontolo
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   by quod_2058 7y ago

   Greenplum seems to like a way to throw more hardware at a problem. Queries are too slow with postgres? Shard your data across machines and distribute queries to speed things up by running in parallel. It's using scale as a means to com
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   by quod_2058 7y ago

   I am a big supporter of part time too. I can't overstate the importance of work-life balance. Work less, work better, and don't forget yourself nor your family. However reading the description, I can't tell whether the potent