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No. Most of us work to deliver > Here's a universal tool whose potential is limited only by one's imagination And it crashing, and it being limited in capacit
by _a_a_a_ 3y ago
No. Most of us work to deliver
> Here's a universal tool whose potential is limited only by one's imagination
And it crashing, and it being limited in capacity, and not being as flexible as SQL (in areas SQL is good at). It's not a universal tool, good as it is.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoBy universal tool I meant a general-purpose computer equipped with tools letting you program it. > No. Most of us work to deliver I mean, yes, of course - but "playing with silly tools" is one of many methods of delivering without losing your mind in the process.
- tormeh 3y agoI work to earn money, I work to feel useful, I work for the challenge, etc. I do not really work to deliver adtech or LoB features. That's just a (un?)fortunate byproduct of the process.