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It's everywhere. Just recently (a couple of months ago) on HN there was a story about an SQLite-but-rewritten-in-Rust [0], how they've discovered some peculiari
by Joker_vD 11mo ago
It's everywhere. Just recently (a couple of months ago) on HN there was a story about an SQLite-but-rewritten-in-Rust [0], how they've discovered some peculiarity in SQLite file format by reading its source code. Except, of course, this peculiarity has been documented for decades, on SQLite's official site. How did they manage to write SQLite-compatible DBMS without reading the official documentation of the file format, I have no idea.
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45059888 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45059888
- nineteen999 11mo agoIt does not bode well when you're writing a database engine and not revealing any bugs ... because all your test datasets are under 1GB.