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For sure. Anything done in SQL is running on top of a million lines or more of extremely complicated non-SQL code. If that works for a given use case, great, bu
by wpietri 4y ago
For sure. Anything done in SQL is running on top of a million lines or more of extremely complicated non-SQL code. If that works for a given use case, great, but if not, optimizing can get very challenging. I'd much rather deal with something closer to the metal.