Blowing Snow
When I got to Stewart Park, the snow was blowing and wind was whipping around. This time I didn't camp in my truck but actually stayed at a dorm room at Cornell University.
Saturday February 19, 2005 — Stewart ParkWhen I got to Stewart Park, the snow was blowing and wind was whipping around. This time I didn't camp in my truck but actually stayed at a dorm room at Cornell University.
Saturday February 19, 2005 — Stewart ParkDuckDB is an amazing tool. Even with tens millions of records you can create advanced analysis in seconds or less of without setting up a database server using fairly straightforward SQL commands.
It’s a self contained application (no libraries required!), though you can write apps that use it in a wide variety of languages like C, Rust, Java, Python and R that either use it statically or dynamically linked.
I’ve been mostly using the C interface with it, but for most data manipulation you can just create lists of SQL commands to run an pipe it into the duckdb app – in my testing it’s slightly faster with then the C though granted I played with relatively simple apps and I didn’t optimize my build or exclude debugger symbols and used dynamic linking.