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The grid lines on the visualization represent a tree structure underneath. Every region is a node. When a node splits, it creates four children. The root node covers the entire space. Leaf nodes (nodes with no children) hold the actual points.
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A good way to get familiar with Rails is to follow the tutorial, but here’s a quick walkthrough of the dev process I’ve used since the early days which highlights how easy it is to get going. So, using the “tags” system (that bands can attach to songs, setlists etc.) as an example: I first planned out the model, what is a tag, what attributes should it have (a text description, a hex colour) and so on. Then I used a Rails generator to create the scaffolding and migrations:
We often find OLTP users new to ClickHouse reaching for the LIMIT clause to optimize queries by limiting the number of results returned. If coming from an OLTP database this should intuitively optimize queries: less data returned = faster result, surely? Yes and no.