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by muzani
62 days ago
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A lot of early games were more like file systems and they worked. I'm surprised nobody had mentioned ACID yet. The API revolution might be another thing - you were able to swap out a database with any other. Risky decisions are fine when they're reversible. Databases were a more reversible way to deal with scaling and architecture. |
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