“Developer Lucas Vogel rendered Doom using a SQL database with about 1300 lines of SQL across 89 common table expressions generating a 35 full color, 640 by 480 frames per second.”

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Render Doom using a SQL database: 1300 lines of SQL across 89 CTEs to generate 35 full-color 640×480 frames per second.

1300 lines of SQL; 89 CTEs; 35 fps; 640x480 resolution

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