santafen

Yes, it's alpha, but ...

This is like telling someone in Marketing "recompiling the linux kernel and turning on some new drivers is really simple. You don't even need to understand kernel architecture to do that."

Yes, it's simple for you, but for folks who just want to make sure that all their QR Codes reflect their brand, having to recreate that every time isn't worth it.

It's fine if this isn't your cup of tea.

Thanks for your helpful input.

It's the ability to customize the codes that you're paying for. Ad logos, and an almost limitless amount of customization. If all you want is standard black and white squares, that's easy and free all over the place.

These codes will never expire. Unlimited scans.

How often do people take a family of six grocery shopping? On vacation, sure, but that's an entirely different use model.

I'm 100% here for station wagons!

You could have just responded with ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and saved a lot of typing.

I've actually been looking for a comprehensive and detailed comparison of Clickhouse vs Pinot, so this is timely for me. I like that this article has some easy to digest lists of what is supported in each implementation, but that's fairly high-level. The deeper dives into features and specific use cases was much more helpful.