dahwolf

44 ms·

511.
by dahwolf 4y ago
"I guess different people have lower moral standards than others, and that's always been part of the human condition." Instead of lower morality, I'd say it's selective morality. I bet quite a few artists (rightfull
512.
by dahwolf 4y ago
What about going down though (reception/lobby)? Is it 1, 0, B, -1? I've traveled a lot and any of them can be correct.
513.
by dahwolf 4y ago
This is Big Tech's way to protest against further rate hikes.
514.
by dahwolf 4y ago
"That kind of problem happens with regular SQL all the time" Well, no, it doesn't. I told you to learn SQL properly. When you do, you know what a query plan is. Which is something you'd rarely need if you know how to des
515.
by dahwolf 4y ago
I'm wired differently. Even if I'd run a database operation just on a local machine and it takes 100x more load than an optimized SQL query, I still care. It's craftsmanship. Sounds like you may have a case of the abstraction
516.
by dahwolf 4y ago
"this is mostly because i relied on a SQL ORM which in short is a tool that makes writing SQL easier to pick up and faster to develop. the biggest downside is that it might execute 50 queries to your database to get a list of informati
517.
by dahwolf 4y ago
Nonsense. Europe simply doesn't have venture capital. Neither do most countries and regions, hence they move to Silicon Valley.
518.
by dahwolf 4y ago
I once worked on a project for a giant multinational, took 2 years, and was a complete catastrophe costing the company ~10M with zero value delivered. I'm sharing it because I learned a lot from it. It was an internal project, so not e