tonious

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   by tonious 8y ago

   Oh, absolutely it has! Even if its query planner is... suboptimal[1]. It's even held up as an examplar of stability[2] :D [1]: Yes, I'm nitpicking. [2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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   by tonious 8y ago

   IMHO, this is more of an indictment of the ORM (sounds like sequelize) than anything else.
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   by tonious 8y ago

   It's funny to see these things come around and go around. ~1998, there were quite a few megabytes burnt on discussing Postgres vs. MySql. At the time, MySQL was not ACID compliant, and was (rightly) derided as a database shaped object