Brian Webster on Twitter: "@mjtsai Yup. I think the main difference is it has RTree support compiled in, for doing reverse geocoding stuff."

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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 10 Jun 2013

What a great time to [RKDatabaseComponent saveAllInfoDictionariesWithProgress:] and no cancel button.
Brian Webster ‏@bwebster 10 Jun 2013

@mjtsai iPhoto or Aperture?
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 10 Jun 2013

@bwebster Aperture. It’s been going for almost an hour already on an SSD. Still only 57% done.
Brian Webster ‏@bwebster 10 Jun 2013

@mjtsai And how sad is it that I instantly knew where that stack frame must be from?
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 10 Jun 2013

@bwebster Yeah. Did it cause problems for your app when they changed the iPhoto backend?
Brian Webster ‏@bwebster 10 Jun 2013

@mjtsai It took some adjusting, but better in the long run, since now I can just look directly at a library's DB to see what's going on.
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 10 Jun 2013

@bwebster Makes sense. Speaking of the DB, it looks like Aperture uses a separate copy of SQLite that’s in an iLife framework?

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@mjtsai Yup. I think the main difference is it has RTree support compiled in, for doing reverse geocoding stuff.

8:56 AM - 10 Jun 2013

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