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if the bitmaps can store 2^32 bytes and we use them e.g. to store only when a user was logged in, then: in case user logged one time on any month, and only one time in this year -> is the bitmap created with size 2^32 and stores only 1 value of some small size (do we know what size?) it can store 4 billion combinations of an item or separate items? the cell on your video refers to id or month or what?

yass this is the sort of succinct explanations i was looking for. thanks. subbed 👍🏻

Hey Ivan, why did you stop making these videos? Your videos are really interesting

Great video and explanation!

I don't understand why at 3:56 you say datetimes cannot be indexed. I'm pretty sure that isn't accurate.

Great video! Best explanation I've seen! Thank you!

Thanks for the video. It would have been great if you presented the protobuf binary size (51B) and compared it with the JSON (since you explained that the JSON example was 51B)

1:00 this graph has no labels and shows exponential growth not linear

Well introduced

Very good explanation. Good job, Ivan!

Json string doesn't represent numbers as ASCII character?

Need help on converting proto Api file into swagger json?

The music is very bad I wished if the video without music

A 64 bit integer would be 8 bytes.

Thank you for the explanation, but I guess I am wondering, what should we be indexing?

whaat software do you use for animation in the video ?

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Sunch an amazing video! Thank you!

Very clear explanations! Thank you!!

Wow this was excellent mate! Thanks for doing this 👍

Im shocked on the information and delivery. Very good. Thank you.

Awesome explanation! 🤩🔥

Great vid!

please keep the good contents going, love your video!

Video iz amazing I think b+ trees also should been mentioned

Hey Ivan! Any plans to make more videos?

очень круто рассказал все за 5 минут, надеюсь у тебя появится время сделать такое же видео про grpc, потому что они все по 30 минут на ютубе не очень понятны

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If you are using JSON a lot, then DeltaJSON is really useful for compare, merge and patch.

Thanks for this - you have the knack for top quality content, would love to see more!

i cant focus to that music....

Why did Ivan stopped talking about computers? It was the shortest and to the point explanation. I appreciate also showing examples of when to use and alternatives at the end.

great video

Keep it up, Ivan! Spot on content!

Great video and nice explanation. Please which software and material s do you use for the video. Please

Hi Ivan, I think you should buy a better mic or repair the echo, but I like this video so much! Thank you.

Ты классный, спасибо)

I waste my 4minute and 32 seconds thanks for the nice video!

awesome explanation

No word for this knowledge sharing. So simple and to the point in a small video. Thanks

Access to the disk is expensive? Have you learned it from HDD times, rather than SSD? 🙃

Good video, but damn that echo!

I saw your content... and it's great, I think you need to continue. I think I will just subscribe and give a like, that's all I can do.

i dont get it.......

I can not compute Json massive 51 4 byte integer 19 byte character Where is my 28 byte?? Can you explain?

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Thanks for the video this helps me a lot for have a better differentiation between JSON and Protobuf.

why not do more videos consistently? you explain really well, and i like to learn more from you

Waw, thank you for this information of b-tree. I'm from Indonesia and i like your video!