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   by 189723954 8y ago

   You are just defining the limits of "something else" and then saying it doesn't do that. If your data looks completely differently to how the database outputs it, I don't think you can say it is just a trivial difference
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   by 189723954 8y ago

   >don't want to take the time to properly learn and optimize sql. This sounds like an old-wives tail at this point.
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   by 189723954 8y ago

   >lazy developers and too much Kool-aid consumption. When your argument is based on personal attacks of the people using that thing, it sounds more like you have an emotional investment in the alternative rather than a rational argument.
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   by 189723954 8y ago

   >I think NoSql, especially things like Mongo, got popular because it is super easy to program with javascript. I chose Mongo for a project recently. I have many years experience with SQL databases, and I think SQL will become more of a n
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   by 189723954 8y ago

   Every time Apple releases a new product, these comments are the same. "blah blah, apple sucks, I am totally thinking about switching to the Microsoft <insert latest failed product here> and let me tell you all about it". Thi