leafarlua

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   by leafarlua 5mo ago

   Perhaps the ones that were experts before letting their brain rotten by AI.
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   by leafarlua 6mo ago

   You are probably correct. I was just parroting what I have seem from the industry. Isn't it common for even big start ups to have decided to go with rubber for their foundation? It seems to not be a wise decision, yet many engineers do
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   by leafarlua 6mo ago

   What about the microservices/serverless functions world? This was another common topic over the years, that using SQL with this type of system was not optimal, I believe the issue being the connections to the SQL database and stuff.
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   by leafarlua 6mo ago

   Makes sense. But in this case, why NoSQL exists? What problems does it resolves and when should it be considered? I'm being naive, but fast changing environment has been one of the main advantages that I was taught from devs when it co
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   by leafarlua 6mo ago

   This always confuses me because we have decades of SQL and all its issues as well. Hundreds of experienced devs talking about all the issues in SQL and the quirks of queries when your data is not trivial. One would think that for a startup