yunolearn

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   by yunolearn 2y ago

   This is, quite frankly, bullshit. SQL fundamentals transcend a given RDBMS. And when they don't, boo hoo, learn the syntax of your particular database flavor. We need not be so precious.
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   by yunolearn 2y ago

   20 years ago (or more like 30-40), software actually did something for the user and wasn't just a ZIRP hack to make billions courtesy of Google and friends. Once the money became the entire point, once line go up, you just need to be a
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   by yunolearn 2y ago

   It's old so it's bad?
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   by yunolearn 2y ago

   It's not just databases, it's everything: git, HTTP, even programming language features. The industry collectively decided you don't have to actually _know_ anything about anything anymore. And people wonder why software is s
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   by yunolearn 2y ago

   To verify, you have to think through the problem and arrive at a solution, like all of programming.
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   by yunolearn 2y ago

   Nobody is entitled to any of this being easy. If you don't like working with badly-designed databases, why not simply work with people who know how databases work? In the meantime, I have bad news: nobody is going to do the hard work f