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• twic 7y ago
  > there were no emotional, psychological, psychiatric, subconscious, etc. considerations at all > I heard good things about big shops successfully using Windows Server for Web sites and running database. I need database, and Microsoft's SQL Server seems well respected, understood, popular, documented, stable, etc. This clearly suggests a yearning for a father figure. What was your parents' relationship like when you were a child?
  • heyimwill 7y ago
    Non-relational :(
    • 867-5309 7y ago
      him: one-to-many, her: one-too-many :|
  • graycat 7y ago
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    • deleted 7y ago
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  • DonHopkins 7y ago
    I think there's an underlying cognitive dissonance between parent/child node relationships in digital tree data structures, and parent/child human relationships in biological family tree structures. People and animals typically have two parents, while nodes typically only have one parent! Would a more humanistic collection API support both "mother" and "father" relations, instead of just a single "parent"? Or should they be even more inclusive, and support any combination or number of "mother" and "father" relations, and even user defined parental relations? I'm joking, but maybe it would be a good addition to Brainfuck.