isoap

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1. 1.▲
   by isoap 10y ago

   Let's pretend I'm leading a blind child by telling them which direction they should go, and if they don't step carefully, they could be hurt. If I can't see the child, should I continue to give them direction, or tell th
2. 2.▲
   by isoap 10y ago

   In such a situation though, shouldn't it raise an error? At least that way, the user could have a chance to recover. Why should it make an arbitrary decision that unknowingly corrupts data for some users?
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   by isoap 10y ago

   > the second query (the UPDATE) is being partially applied before the first query (the INSERT) - and that's OK "Partially applied" is ok with a database? The description of Cassandra on it's site is "Linear scala
4. 4.▲
   by isoap 10y ago

   > Don't take shortcuts and you won't get burned. I'm sorry that the user did something unexpected and then posted about it in a way that made your application look bad. I know that must be frustrating. However... Calling t