ehansdais

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1. 1.▲
   by ehansdais 1y ago

   Just curious, how would that be applied to the xslx namespace problem example given? If the full fix is to implement namespacing, what would the KISS approach be in the right direction?
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   by ehansdais 1y ago

   Can't upvote this enough. The point is not that procedures outside of the DB is wrong, nor is it that procedures should always go into the DB. It's that you should look at the context and decide what the best way to solve the prob
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   by ehansdais 1y ago

   Actually, you've reinforced their point. It's only bad at things the user is actually good at because the user actually knows enough in that domain to find the flaws and issues. It appears to be good in domains the user is bad at
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   by ehansdais 1y ago

   After years of trial and error our team has come to the same conclusion. I know some people might consider this insanity, but we actually run all of our scripts as a separate C# CLI application (The main application is a C# web server). Eff