None of the systems I mentioned existed at the time the article was published. I think the author would love duckdb which is a very speedy CLI SQL thingy that reads and writes data in all sorts of formats. It fits in great with other Unix CLI stuff.
Many of the projects I mentioned you could see as a response to OP and the 2015 “Scalability, but at what COST?” paper which benchmarked distributed systems to see how many cores they need to beat a single thread. (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26925449)
None of the systems I mentioned existed at the time the article was published. I think the author would love duckdb which is a very speedy CLI SQL thingy that reads and writes data in all sorts of formats. It fits in great with other Unix CLI stuff.
Many of the projects I mentioned you could see as a response to OP and the 2015 “Scalability, but at what COST?” paper which benchmarked distributed systems to see how many cores they need to beat a single thread. (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26925449)