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by mlyle
934 days ago
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For a lot of data science/analytics, what you really want is "cat" of the data. The database can't always do the data reduction and analysis you want to do quickly, and even in many of the cases where it can, trying to tell it about them in SQL and stored procedures can be pretty gross. I say this as a huge proponent of SQL, stored procedures, and doing lots of work in the database. |
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