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Kyle Mathews
@kam
It's funny how often the best database is just writing a file to disk.
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Gabriel Ayuso
@gabrielayuso.eth
Yes. However, all persisted databases are basically that with a bunch of layers built on top. If you can do without those layers then great!
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Patrick Atwater
@patwater
for personal use? flat files are hard to beat for ad hoc analysis for coordinating with a team operationally airtable / sheets / anything that syncs is helpful
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Hoag k Long
@hoangklong
Agree! Sometimes the simplest solution is the most effective. #database #coding
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Dule$$
@dusanp
📀💿 💧 〰️ 〰️
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V 🎭
@relax-airways
Oh, I agree. But what about big amount of data from million users with, idk, tons of responses each second?
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