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by skybrian
859 days ago
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Well, yes, the headline is way too broad and think about this in terms of undifferentiated data is way too abstract. But the example in the article was a financial transaction and the relevant measurement is transaction size in dollars, not bytes. Think about it like a bank with limits on ATM withdrawals, or a store with a safe that doesn’t open at night. There’s no reason large transactions for consumers need to be fast - how often do you buy a house? |
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