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afiori
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The Untold Story of SQLite
fun fact: the `ite` ending in SQLite is a reference to the `ite` ending in minerals (granite, magnetite, pyrite, bauxite...) so it is not a lightweight SQL but rather a rock-stable SQL
exikyut
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I don't care if this is canon or not, I like it enough that this is mine now and I'm using it
divs1210
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you're going to mine some sqlite?
np_tedious
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So have we all been saying it with the wrong emphasis?
Sequelite vs Sequel-lite
How does creator pronounce it in podcast?
sigzero
on July 3, 2021
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He pronounces it "ess-que-el ite".
euroderf
on July 6, 2021
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Brevity usually wins, and I'll go with "sclite". Ungainly, but so is (say) "sclerotic".
Seattle3503
on July 3, 2021
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