This is the fascinating story of how researchers used Bloom filters cleverly to make SQLite 10x faster for analytical queries. These are my five-minute notes on the paper SQLite: Past, Present, and Future
You can, of course, feel free to show us how you’d implement this in python. It’s fine to say you would do it differently, but don’t stop there, show how/what you would do differently. Add to the discussion, like the person you were replying to did, don’t detract.
It’s just example code to demonstrate the idea of the optimization explained in the article. I also based my code on the code used in the article (and made some major changes to better fit my attempt of explanation).
That’s certainly not how I would implement any of this in Python.
You can, of course, feel free to show us how you’d implement this in python. It’s fine to say you would do it differently, but don’t stop there, show how/what you would do differently. Add to the discussion, like the person you were replying to did, don’t detract.
It’s just example code to demonstrate the idea of the optimization explained in the article. I also based my code on the code used in the article (and made some major changes to better fit my attempt of explanation).
that’s what’s in the article tho