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Most people do get that and why it's useful. But it's like ssh-ing into a vm to do anything in production. It works, but goes against any engineering principle
by skydhash 2y ago
Most people do get that and why it's useful. But it's like ssh-ing into a vm to do anything in production. It works, but goes against any engineering principle we have. We write bespoke scripts and I think no one would begrudge anyone trying to do quick a quick computation on anything tabular. But then you got complicated business processes that are held together by spreadsheets and it's a nightmare scenario when you know how much people trust the computer. It's easy and fast, but we'd like some more reliability.