BriskDB

I'm interested in the social-proof mechanisms we'll need to have for AI-assisted "serious projects" (where a database is a "serious project").

Third-party audits like https://jepsen.io/ are an example.

Now this is an interesting concept. I spent a few weekends writing a postgres proxy for PII a few years ago and I realized how much you really could inbetween a database and your app layer.

Never thought about just leveraging sqlite as the entire backend and running every database protocol as its interface.

I like the concept, but I don't quite get what problem specifically this is trying to solve or what the main motivation here is. Have an all-compatible database that is essentially just SQLite plus some scripts?

Also those AI coded CSS gradient backgrounds got old really really fast. It kind of became a low quality indicator like Word Art or Comic Sans back in the day: You see it and immediately have a thought like "Oh, it's one of those." in your head. At least that's the case for me and basically everyone in my tech bubble ...

Looks like another art project.

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