Given how some people use one SQLite database per customer this totally makes sense. Instead of loading a SQLite database from a file, you can store and load the same collection of bytes inside a column, and use the SQLite library to interact with it.

Post a picture YOU took. Just a pic. No description.

Seems like a safe bet that object storage as a foundation of data systems architecture is here to stay blog.colinbreck.com/predicting-t...

The last response from Gemini in this thread may shock you: gemini.google.com/share/6d141b...

If you find yourself saying in a pitch, “this problem needs to be fixed,” but can't think of a buyer, you may never monetize fixing it 💸

(Separately in economic theory this is the tragedy of the commons and it's unresolved how unfettered markets fix it - but we have bigger problems around that rn)