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> Why should a developer use this for anything beyond a pet project? If it _is_ 50% faster, then that's the reason Obviously like any new database it's very r
by shawabawa3 3mo ago
> Why should a developer use this for anything beyond a pet project?
If it _is_ 50% faster, then that's the reason
Obviously like any new database it's very risky to use so probably only used for niche use cases at first, but if it turns out to be just as reliable as postgres and faster then why not?
- LtWorf 3mo agoIt probably is 50% faster, probably by skipping flushing data to disk.
- doublerabbit 3mo agoI'll make it 100% faster, skip saving any data to disk.