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by yuribro 1968 days ago
> But I think most importantly the decrease in dev speed and performance is an investment in future scalability.

It makes sense only if you'll ever need this scalability. And you take a hit on other fronts too: Infra cost, Deployment complexity. And both deployment complexity and code complexity also increase QA cost, instability, product and company reputation.

>> much like people don't often start with SQLite today

Maybe they should start with SQLite by default

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For personal projects, I start with SQLite by default. Never came close to its scalability limit too ;)