Readit NewsI've never revisited the book and thanks to your comment I might not ever now ha
Hardly doubt that this was the 'most waste of ones time'. For one, it's not like most of us can decide to "work" for 3-5 hours on a Saturday and get any money. I play games on my pc while claude codes for me. I alt tab each few minutes and see if it needs any input. Then I can (not that I do it), read and perhaps learn from the code.
(How? Idk, I just asked it to guide me through the short hook process)
We found that strict CQRS/Decoupling is the only way to scale this. Let the operational DB keep the soft-deletes for audit/integrity (as mentioned by others), but the Search Index must be a clean, ephemeral projection of only what is currently purchasable.
Trying to filter soft-deletes at query time inside the search engine is a recipe for latency spikes.
It would be better to only look at the stats after playing if you want to verify it, this could easily be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Weird, but I like to call it whimsical ;)
Especially when, who the heck has time for trying out a dozen products? That's at least a full day of work, which probably costs more than the software itself.
No, you just read a few reviews to find the best full price option and best budget option and figure out if the budget does what you need or not. And often go for full price just because you don't even know what features you'll need in 6 months which you don't need now, so safer to just learn the option that is the most future-proof.
Anecdotally I haven't tried Codex and use Claude Code. The day I try Codex will be when I hear from my friends/communities that it's much better. Same for IDEs, STT tools, etc