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Re:Redis and SQLite: Why wait for good enough? by arnorhs on Thursday February 03, 2011 @04:17AM (#2174191)
This is a favorite topic of mine, but the post is weird.

I had a bit of a problem gasping exactly what their problem was and how sqlite (of all things) fixes them. Some of the sentences seemed like they were edited multiple times before ending up not making sense. Take this bullet point for instance:

  MySQL Stored Routines Library (AKA  ”Arrays,Sets,Hashes,Queues,and Stacks” implemented efficiently in )
implemented efficiently in what? I'm dying from suspense! :)

What problem does sqlite solve that mysql doesn't?

edit: I can see that the author has already made some edits, so the sentence makes sense now. As in:

  MySQL Stored Routines Library (AKA  ”Arrays,Sets,Hashes,Queues,and Stacks” implemented efficiently in stored procedures )
Re:Redis and SQLite: Why wait for good enough? by arethuza on Thursday February 03, 2011 @04:52AM (#2174244)
It says:

AKA "Arrays,Sets,Hashes,Queues,and Stacks" implemented efficiently in stored procedures

Re:Redis and SQLite: Why wait for good enough? by arnorhs on Thursday February 03, 2011 @06:00AM (#2174328)
Yes, I see that he has made edits. great.