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  • Not sure where this goes, but thought it was an interesting case and something we have seen before with microformats class names being used to other things as well. A browser extension that overwrites a CSS variable, breaking styling on a website: https://dbushell.com/2025/03/29/et-tu-grammarly/
    Zegnat at 2025-03-29 14:26
  • I am not sure what service my website is, I would call it a document rather than a service. But I think all these definitions are super unintuitive anyway. Is SQLite or DuckDB a database or are they just introspection tools when I run them against a multiple gigabyte CSV file? Is a multi-GB CSV file any more or less easy for portability than if it had been in a SQLite binary format, considering I probably cannot open it with whatever
    Zegnat at 2025-03-29 14:02
  • related: a website is a service, not a set of data.
    immibis at 2025-03-29 11:59
  • Filesystems as user-friendly is such a 2010 thing. These days we have photosystems and imessagesystems.
    immibis at 2025-03-29 11:51
  • I literally wrote a sqlite to fuse adapter
    immibis at 2025-03-29 11:50
  • A .sql file is a program. Using that for transfer is giving remote execution privilege directly to something you download without it having to do code injection. Most SQL exports start by deleting the target table before recreating it which is going to break production for you. (what you normally want to do is to import to an alternative table, and swap the names over atomically afterwards). TSV or CSV is how you normally share larger
    [KevinMarks] at 2025-03-29 10:36
  • Coming up on a year!
    [artlung] at 2025-03-29 03:50
  • Hey that's a fine page that recapitulates a lot of what's been said. Thanks [gRegorLove]++
    [artlung] at 2025-03-29 03:40
  • I will say that when I read "database antipattern" I interpret that as "don't use a database if you don't need to" ... and like the Serenity Prayer that requires "the wisdom to know the difference" as to whether an RDBMS is needed for a use case.
    [artlung] at 2025-03-29 03:37
  • I can't tell what the goal of these distinctions, disagreements, and definitions are about but there are reasons to use "database" in a "RDBMS" (relational database management system) specific to software. But it's true, the word "database" has a rough meaning of "entity that can have data stored in it" which I feel like is creating ambiguities and worsening the mild, not particularly constructive disagreement here in dev.
    [artlung] at 2025-03-29 03:35
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