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fast and flexible database format #77

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  1. hdf5 is good for fast sequential access.
  2. memmap is basically as fast as hdf5 (and has better support for thread-safe simultaneous writing) but isn't as generally-used as hdf5 (which is language independent) and which might not be able to handle all the datatypes (e.g. json)
  3. databases: Basically we want a random-access database that is fast. So, possibly mongo might be good enough for this. Or of course, there's Postgres. There are also
    -- leveldb
    -- lmdb

Basically we want a fast accessible database with random access to prevent copying datasets when generating permutations.

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