jmoiron plays the blues

@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: At the low and high end (eg. Redis & Cassandra), the case for NoSQL has been pretty resilient. But we've also seen that SQL, esp. SELECT, has enough familiarity and expressive-power that it's desirable even when you remove those RDBMS properties.
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: I think we're moving past that, at least conceptually. DuckDB, Presto, Spanner, et al. have shown you can bring bits of SQL to non-RDBMS storage. MySQL and PostgreSQL have added native support for JSON types to deal with less-structured data. There are a billion distributed k...
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: My feeling on this is that SQL vs NoSQL is an outdated framing. SQL used to strongly imply the trappings of RDBMS; strong consistency, secondary indexes, rigid schemas, moderate per-query overhead, limited distributability. NoSQL systems filled niches poorly served by those tra...
@jmoiron.bsky.social The band on the Subway platform just played Watermelon Man followed by El Cuarto de Tula... Have to say it kinda makes up for the lack of actual trains.
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: That's not irony, that's the strategy. See also: crime, the ACA, the rent is too damn high, et al.
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: Ezra Klein's election podcast recap had no reflection at all on whether or not the traditional media was culpable for vast swathes of the electorate believing outright falsehoods.
@jmoiron.bsky.social Big week for this kind of post: "As a moderate, <a bunch of right wing talking points>."
@jmoiron.bsky.social Don't allow a group that happily says things like "feminazi" to tone-police "toxic masculinity."