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   by hn_ei_ser_23 4y ago

   That is interesting. I wish CF would give us some more information as I've assumed that there must be a lack of strong consistency which would be a major drawback. Edit: But that would mean that durable objects can't be replicated
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   by hn_ei_ser_23 4y ago

   The important drawback is async replication and therefore the lack of full consistency. On the other hand, this is the big advantage of hosted Postgres and the like. Those offerings are great for use-cases that don't need that kind of
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   by hn_ei_ser_23 4y ago

   No and no. I think this is great for Edge computing, where there is currently no solution. So, it's better than nothing. It all depends on the use-case, of course. A traditional hosted Postgres or MySQL database or cluster is certainly
4. 4.▲
   by hn_ei_ser_23 4y ago

   First, I'm very excited. Sure, SQLite has some limitations compared to Postgres, esp. regarding the type system and concurrency. But we get ACID compliance and SQL. But it is really hard getting some useful information from this articl