@noriko shitstemd?
@kura Oops did I misspell systemd again
@noriko i like systemd thank you very much 
though init system wasnt my question in the first place
@kura Oh darn it I read too fast. I thought you were asked about these during an interview.
Back to your problem then; SQL is what you want. 99.9% of the time at least.
@noriko for interviews i have the most clever answers all the time. usually. maybe. x)
Once you discover all the neat features this RDBMS has, you never want to go back.
Any why would you? PG offers NoSQL features via JSONB. Heck, I can even treat anything inside a JSON just like any column in my database with PG.
99% of the time, standard SQL is all you need. The 1% of the time you need the non-standard SQL features of PG.
@cult i know psql and i go back to nosql dbs ;)
@kura My condolences.
@cult yeah, its sad for psql to not be the ultimate tool for everything. i wish it could brew my coffee.
@mb tbh it all depends. i really love rethinkdb's changeset feature.
@mb PS: not using rdb bc of the issues with the repo
@kura Believe it or not I've been asked what I think of shitstemd during an interview. I've never decided I don't even want the job so quickly before.