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I have also thought this through to the following logical conclusion: Imagine computer users being fluent in SQL and everyone sharing one giant database. Let’
by beamatronic 8y ago
I have also thought this through to the following logical conclusion: Imagine computer users being fluent in SQL and everyone sharing one giant database.
Let’s check Twitter...
select message, username
from TWEETS
order by date desc
limit 10
Slightly more realistic is the “semantic web” concept.
- crooked-v 8y agoThe trend of GraphQL in JS-land is helping move a little bit towards this, since it's a strong reason to have row-level user authentication and access control so that queries can live in the frontend.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoThe problem at this point isn't with technology, it's with companies that try to silo in the data users give them.