tejusarora

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   by tejusarora 2mo ago

   This was a passion weekend project started with only 60lines of code and idea to translate semantic and check sql against it. So definitely leveraged claude for documentation, testing, scaling. However, personally I do want to redo a lot of
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   by tejusarora 2mo ago

   Fair point, I legit have a policy not to read anyone's "Thoughts" if they were AI -- hypocritical of me I went on with AI assisted documentation. I wanted a quick POC repo and I went the lazy way -- would love to redo any sec
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   by tejusarora 2mo ago

   haha same
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   by tejusarora 2mo ago

   Author here. sqlsure is a semantic inspector for SQL: it checks queries — human- or AI-written — against declared facts about your schema (grain, join cardinality, measure additivity) before execution. It never generates SQL, never reads yo
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   Show HN: Sqlsure – deterministic semantic checks for AI-generated SQL(github.com)

   43 points by tejusarora 2mo ago|7 comments
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   by tejusarora 2mo ago

   My main concern is the deceit, "[s]topping for mechanical issues". Nah bruh
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   by tejusarora 3mo ago

   Woah. Sounds plausible. However, wouldn’t that still be an implicit violation of ZDR since now the response is possibly egressed out of the enterprise network? So if I were working with PHI, the response egress is a potential violation of H