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engineer, parent, philosopher, chilango | all views here are my own.
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I was expecting something around the lines of “answer questions punctually without changing topics like a bot is common courtesy”. But all I got was a ban on NSFW, I guess that’s a start, one topic less to deviate attention, lol
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Depends on what you mean by models
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Anytime brother. Hoping the hours I spent on this can help others to make a choice quicker
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In Druid joining tables as hoc is pretty much impossible. You need a lot of work upstream for it to perform. In ClickHouse the integration to external tables is useless and you need to build everything by hand. Last, the commitment of StarRocks with open source is the best of all
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What made me go to StarRocks is that it is a lot more versatile. It also does pretty good ad hoc analytics and integrates with external catalogs like Iceberg for reading external tables. You can also have full separation of storage and compute and achieve good performance with disk caching.
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I use StarRocks open source on K8s and benchmarked it against Druid. I also used ClickHouse before. For real time data they all come pretty close, some optimizations of each database work better for specific use cases, but you can achieve pretty similar numbers with the three of them