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Are we? "Suffer" was the word used right from the beginning for good reason. Computers aren't magic. I find no importance in pointing out that fact. Presumably

Are we? "Suffer" was the word used right from the beginning for good reason. Computers aren't magic. I find no importance in pointing out that fact. Presumably everyone here already knows that. And if it turns out that they don't, who cares? That's their problem. Makes no difference to me.

Ensorceled 3y ago
I agree that suffer is the right word, but unclear. You are getting down voted because a lot of people are interpreting to mean you are saying applications using sqlite don't have n+1 queries.
- randomdata 3y ago
  1. At time of writing, there has been one downvote in the first comment, followed by one upvote in the subsequent comment. Not only does that not translate to "a lot of people", it was quite likely just one person. And unless that person was you, it is impossible to know what their intent was. I'm not sure what are you trying to add here. 2. Who gives a shit? If the "computers truly are magic" camp don't understand what I wrote, great! It wasn't written for them in the first place. If that compels them to use their time pressing a button instead of learning about how computers work, great! Not my problem. I'm not sure what you are trying to add here.
  - Ensorceled 3y ago
    > Who gives a shit? [...] I'm not sure what you are trying to add here. I guess nothing. You must be fun at design reviews.
    - randomdata 3y ago
      Well, let's hope the "computers are magic" riff-raff never show up at the design reviews. Especially if they expect someone to explain to them the basics of computing without any reasonable offer of compensation in return. If those people show up here and put on a tantrum by pressing random buttons or whatever it was that you were trying to point out... Oh well? I wouldn't have even noticed if you didn't bring it up. What value you found in calling attention to their pointless tantrums is an interesting mystery, though!

Ensorceled 3y ago

I agree that suffer is the right word, but unclear. You are getting down voted because a lot of people are interpreting to mean you are saying applications using sqlite don't have n+1 queries.

randomdata 3y ago
1. At time of writing, there has been one downvote in the first comment, followed by one upvote in the subsequent comment. Not only does that not translate to "a lot of people", it was quite likely just one person. And unless that person was you, it is impossible to know what their intent was. I'm not sure what are you trying to add here. 2. Who gives a shit? If the "computers truly are magic" camp don't understand what I wrote, great! It wasn't written for them in the first place. If that compels them to use their time pressing a button instead of learning about how computers work, great! Not my problem. I'm not sure what you are trying to add here.
- Ensorceled 3y ago
  > Who gives a shit? [...] I'm not sure what you are trying to add here. I guess nothing. You must be fun at design reviews.
  - randomdata 3y ago
    Well, let's hope the "computers are magic" riff-raff never show up at the design reviews. Especially if they expect someone to explain to them the basics of computing without any reasonable offer of compensation in return. If those people show up here and put on a tantrum by pressing random buttons or whatever it was that you were trying to point out... Oh well? I wouldn't have even noticed if you didn't bring it up. What value you found in calling attention to their pointless tantrums is an interesting mystery, though!