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benchmark: use a sqlite database version of the dataset #24

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Use a sqlite database for storing the dataset. This loads almost instantly, has peak memory usage starting around 60 MB, and takes about 1.2 GB on disk (with an index generated).

@nightlark nightlark changed the title benchmark: use a sqlite database version of the dataset (#24) benchmark: use a sqlite database version of the dataset Dec 19, 2024
Use a sqlite database for storing the dataset. This loads almost
instantly, has peak memory usage starting around 60 MB, and takes
about 1.2 GB on disk (with an index generated).
@nightlark nightlark force-pushed the benchmarking-sqlite-db branch from d76f900 to 751c06b Compare December 19, 2024 18:50
@nightlark nightlark merged commit 751c06b into main Dec 19, 2024
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@nightlark nightlark deleted the benchmarking-sqlite-db branch December 19, 2024 18:55
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