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I was looking at the wrong thing when I searched, this came up: querybrew dot com.

Thank you for clarifying, sounds a lot better then my initial impression!

It’s not clear from the paper or their website how it works, the paper seams to talk about an optimizer where the websites states its AI maybe this is just slop. Hard to determine when skimming it, although seams like a neat idea if it’s a proper engine and not just AI that anyone could copy and paste into a chat with the statistics.

We can do way better then LINQ in an extendable language.

I don’t understand why no one is making SQL a first class citizen in a language, there are tons of languages out there that are extendable, how hard can it be, enough of DSL and generated type-safe application code which is a DSL in reverse order.

Sure, but that is rarely the biggest issues facing a client: top contenders are always queue, pool and decoding. And obviously lack of SQL being a first class in most languages.

While it’s important to focus on the backend itself, why don’t anyone focus on the clients which talk to the databases, it is there most of an applications problem starts also in regards to performance.

What we really need is an atomic_term :)

Couldn’t agree more, I was taking a diplomatic approach as I was linking to my own work!

Great to see this, Denmark would do well having an autonomous regiment in the Navy, Airforce and Army.