Databases are often not used by a single entity, so while I am very interested in your experiences, I think it is a great specialization for certain problems, but is not a general solution to everything.
All in all, I fail to see how it disagrees with my points.
Re:“Clean” Code, Horrible Performance
by l33t233372 on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @09:29PM
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> All in all, I fail to see how it disagrees with my points.
I didn’t see any part of the comment that implied it did
And I didn't see any part of the comment you are responding to that implied the other comment implied it.
Your turn.
Edit: I've seen this pattern dozens of times around here. It never gets old.
I've basically built my career for the past decade by pointing out "yes, we can load our whole working set into memory" for the vast majority of problems. This is especially true if you have so little data you think you don't have CPU problems either.