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Consider SQLite 5 years ago

Yeah but you don't need to go through a web worker to use any other database product. Seems like with absurd you'd have to create a separate worker for each query and write your CRUD stuff in a potentially clunky, asynchronous style by passing messages to/from those workers. Sounds painful to me.

Consider SQLite 5 years ago

Do you know of any oss projects using absurd? Or maybe an ORM built on top of it? It doesn't seem like there's any ecosystem built around it yet, and their example project is too trivial to be useful. I'd have to have to built even the most basic CRUD functionality from scratch.

I think it's safe to say you're not the intended audience for anything math-related, given that you're going to a dictionary to try to figure things out...

There's a preschool near me that I walk by every day. Their playground is constantly full of 3-4 year old kids, all of whom are properly wearing masks. In other words, you have worse coping skills than a toddler.

The very expensive EC2 instance I started this morning still works. Of course now I can't shut it down.

I wonder why AWS has Ohio and Virginia but no region in the northeast where a significant plurality of customers using east regions probably live.