randomness is an illusion
Readit Newsonion-soup commented on Five Kinds of Nondeterminism buttondown.com/hillelwayn... · Posted by u/BerislavLopac
meta comment, but gotta say I'm loving the marked uptick in sql stories on HN recently. SQL is getting trendy again. Great :)
I thought NoSQL was supposed to take over? Noooooooo :( why learn complex queries when I can spawn unstructured and unrelated json blobs? It's easier! Or so I was told?
onion-soup commented on Versioned finite-state machines with Postgres (2019) raphael.medaer.me/2019/06... · Posted by u/mirzap
NoSQL will bring it's own set of issues right? Too flexible of a system with no built in Validations would mean that they need to be handled somewhere else. If we take the example in the post, refund should not precede awaiting payment, If a new status gets added, it becomes easy to know where the migrations have to be run and in NoSQL, either we write something custom or handle it each time the document is called.
not sure what you are onto but SQL is just old and useless,
glad i never had to learn it
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onion-soup commented on Moving from relational data to events event-driven.io/en/the_en... · Posted by u/alexzeitler
IT is doomed
onion-soup commented on Google Maps has become an eyesore fastcompany.com/90930810/... · Posted by u/nkurz
Google maps destroys session after I open it again on iOS. This is clusterfuck of UX
Woah! Almost like 15 years ago!
Rumble about nothing
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onion-soup commented on Meta’s Microservice Architecture [pdf] usenix.org/system/files/a... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
Microservices are great, even for small companies. Change my mind.
You can safely continue your professionnal jjourney elsewhere but not in IT. Thank you!