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by hnrj95 1035 days ago
surprised there’s no mention of kdb+ in here. iirc it’s older and more performant than most of these
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kdb doesn't support effecient vector similarity searches, or efficient storage of high-dimensional vectors. It isn't really in the same class as the vector databases discussed in this post. It's more suited for time series data.
i’m not sure this is correct, but to each his own