So after Guy's talk introduced me to postgres' hstore (thanks for that 
btw), I was curious to see what the performance difference between it and 
redis would be in serializing objects. A couple of others at the meeting 
expressed some interest in it and I finally got some spare time to throw 
together a script to get some results. So with that in mind, here's the 
quick script I wrote, and the results it generated.

https://gist.github.com/3001890

Not sure what's with that massive spike with selects from postgres at 
10,000 selects. I figure most likely my macbook just ran out of memory or 
some such. I should likely try this again in an EC2 instance for giggles. 
That being said, the base key/value store is clearly faster, which was 
largely expected since it doesn't have to deal with any of the normal 
relational overhead. However that also means you don't get all that 
delicious relational overhead.

Just thought I'd share with everyone :)

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