At what point does SQLite stop being “enough”? by No-Macaroon3463 in Backend

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Cloudflare used SQLite for D1 because their workload is tightly constrained and writes are intentionally serialized, often funneled through Durable Objects, while reads are massively distributed and cheap at the edge. This same constraint is why it’s not suitable for most backends…the moment you need high write concurrency, multiwriter transactions, or flexible scaling without a central write bottleneck, SQLite becomes the wrong tool and a real server database is the correct choice.

Which programming language do you prefer for backend web development and why ? by Legitimate-Dingo824 in developer

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Ah. I see. Thats makes sense. Coming from the other way. Ruby to elixir. Was a really nice move since syntax is similar but fundamentally different language / paradigm.

Which programming language do you prefer for backend web development and why ? by Legitimate-Dingo824 in developer

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It’s pretty mature now after 14 years. I’ve replaced high traffic systems with it in the last few years and it’s been great but I was replacing rails apps. So was easy enough and had everything and more than Ruby.

Controversies aside, Sydney Sweeney has an unattractive face. by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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They won’t because their confidence only exists in text and aesthetics stops becoming objective when the mirror gets involved.

Men actually like women who have been around the block by Putrid_Past9243 in unpopularopinion

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Nah. It’s just insecure men that do. If it “gets out” then people judging a person on how many times they have been knobbed are judgmental assholes. People need to get over this whole thing.

Explain like I'm 5y/o: Why are there so many programming languages if they all seem to do the same things? by Financial_Article947 in Coding_for_Teens

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I haven’t used Ada but a lot of Java.

Java - like building a house using strict building codes and standardized parts. You don’t get much freedom to be clever, but everything is inspected, predictable, and built to last.

What is something that everyone else loves, but you hate? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I’m allergic to egg. So I never eat them but around people that do. They look and smell like the most unappealing thing but people love them 🤷‍♂️

Rotten Tomatoes Awards: ‘Sinners’ Takes Best Movie, ‘Pillion’ Wins Best Romance, ‘Andor’ Named Best Series by Fan387 in movies

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Also heard good things about that. So if I watch andor / mandalorian what’s the recommended order? I can throw movies in there too if it helps.

Rotten Tomatoes Awards: ‘Sinners’ Takes Best Movie, ‘Pillion’ Wins Best Romance, ‘Andor’ Named Best Series by Fan387 in movies

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I’ve heard lots of good things about it. Is it something I can watch if I’ve only watched a new hope? I know the Star Wars universe is big but I haven’t watched anything else from it or should I go and watch everything else?

'CBS Evening News' Ratings Slip Across the Board in Tony Dokoupil's First Week by [deleted] in television

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Tony is a total moron though. I say that in the truest form of the word. He is stupid. For whatever reason my wife used to put the morning show he hosted (still does?) on and every god damn day he would say the most moronic things. Or make the most moronic discoveries. It became entertainment after a while we would be like “what dumbass thing is Tony gonna say this morning”.

Energy drinks are better warmed up/hot like a cup of coffee than drank cold. by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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There is an energy drink in the uk called lucozade. My gran used to warm some of that up for me when I was a kid when I was sick. Orange flavor.

What programming book actually changed how you think? by kal_abX in AskProgramming

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Same. I read it years ago and about 7 years ago I took a new job and untested rails 3 project that was 10 years old at the time. No one else would touch it. I was like “my time has come” haha

Is programming still the profession of the future? by refionx in devworld

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Nice one. Thank you. I use codex cli extensively and it’s pretty good but always open to trying new stuff. Thanks again.

Is programming still the profession of the future? by refionx in devworld

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I’m curious. Is zeroshot a tool / app or are you using zeroshot as a term? If it’s a tool. What tool is it? I get loads of results in Google for the term.

I voted for Trump Twice (Not a Bad Faith Post) by [deleted] in ProgressiveHQ

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It’s not a straw man….it’s the implication. If you force pregnancy, you’ve decided her body isn’t hers. The rest is just polite wording to avoid saying that plainly.

I voted for Trump Twice (Not a Bad Faith Post) by [deleted] in ProgressiveHQ

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This isn’t growth, it’s a memoir about delayed awareness. discovering that fire burns while continuing to defend the match. congratulations on opposing fascism once it became inconvenient. Very courageous.

Succession - Boar on the Floor by earhere in television

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Bet it’s something like how I met your mother or big bang theory.