TemptedMuse

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by TemptedMuse 10mo ago
Banking software is critical, but guess what, most software engineers are not writing banking software. I never said no software engineers write critical code. Heck I'd argue most at some point in their career will write something that
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by TemptedMuse 10mo ago
Not to call you out but this is exactly what I meant when I said software engineers have egos that will not let them accept that they are not designing critical stuff. Comparing your cloud based CRUD app to a missile is a perfect illustrati
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by TemptedMuse 10mo ago
That is just CRUD with buzzword soup around it.
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by TemptedMuse 10mo ago
Here is the thing, most software engineers are not designing rockets, they are making basic CRUD apps. If there is a minor defect it can be caught and corrected without much issue. Our jobs are a lot less "critical infrastructure"
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by TemptedMuse 1y ago
I'd argue that anything larger than a desktop app should not use SQLite. If you need Litestream for replication and backup it is probably better to just use Postgres. There are a ton of one-click deployment offerings for proper databas
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by TemptedMuse 1y ago
Maybe I misunderstand what this is, but why would I use this and not MySQL, Postgres, or any other proper database? Seems like a hack to get SQLite to do what those do by design.
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by TemptedMuse 2y ago
> "I worked in health information privacy and security longer than all of them" What a claim to make.
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by TemptedMuse 2y ago
Yeah; self-hosted and open source I would be more open to it. This is just kinda sketchy.
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by TemptedMuse 2y ago
Yeah... this is a lawsuit waiting to happen. Medical data is NOT something you handle with a hobby project. No privacy policy, no real information about the owner behind it. Seems all "trust me, it's private, I pinky swear".