I am using postgres 9.4 and am new to this but I have 2 columns right now
latitudes & longitudes. I have them saved as a real column so they take up 4
bits each 8 altogether. I see that point is used for latitudes and
longitudes but it is a whopping 16 bits are there any benefits (Performance)
of using point over real datatype for coordinates? I plan on using indexes
on the column and do receive a lot of inserts .
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