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Re:Ask HN: Interest in a new open source, fast, in-memory, d... by pjin on Saturday June 16, 2012 @03:51AM (#4120108)
You didn't include an email.

I've been having success with Go for backend work, and easy C integration in this kind of database like this would be useful for what I do. I'm not sure if R integration should be a priority though, since most R users I know are ambivalent about it (whatever, small sample size), and because Julia development continues to improve.

Re:Ask HN: Interest in a new open source, fast, in-memory, d... by siganakis on Saturday June 16, 2012 @04:04AM (#4120118)
Thanks for your comment. My email is terence (at) siganakis [dot] com if you would like to chat.

The R integration stuff is more for the data science crowd. I feel it would be useful to have a streamlined way of writing a query to return a subset of a large database and then be able to manipulate it in R as if it were a data frame / matrix. I am interested in seeing how Julia plays out too.