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[Edward Potter]

CPUs are some gosh darn fast, I suspect at one point all the rules of the
last 25 years will go out the door. Just throw your data here, who cares
about normailization, rules, joins, or anything. Just dump it here. We'll
figure it out.

I LOVE the SQLite things for iPhone.

So, how many people have contributed to this Open Source SQLite project
besides you the developer?
Oh, NOT A SINGLE person. NO one.  Just me. And you are the number 1 DB in
the world based on installs.

Yep.  Just me.

What a genius this guy is!  :-))))))))



On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 2:28 PM, Paul A Houle <paul at devonianfarm.com> wrote:

>  On 3/6/2011 10:26 PM, Matt Juszczak wrote:
>
>>
>> Yes, but most nosql databases aren't designed for durability or reliable
>> persistence.  Remember -- one can always use MySQL as a "noSQL" DB by simply
>> de-normalizing, or applying the "schemaless" patch.
>>
>    I've had a serious eye on mongodb,  but I'd say that schemaless
> operation has its advantages and disadvantages.  Proper organization of data
> in a schema can improve performance by a factor of 100 or so vs something
> that's disorganized.  Even if I did use mongodb for the use I'm considering
> it for,  I'd be adding a layer that imposes some structure on top of it.
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