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by lelanthran
232 days ago
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> Thing is it's good enough and extremely widely used. The real problem is not that "it is good enough"; it's that SQL is still better than many of the newer proposals. I mean, sure, if newcomer tech $BAR was slightly better than existing tech $FOO, then maybe $FOO might be eventually replaced. What we are seeing is that the newcomers are simply not better than the existing $FOO. |
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