joneholland

I can’t think of a single time where my backend was literally just a crud api over entities. These toys fall apart beyond a hello world app.

No validation, no authorization, no authentication, no property level permission, no events, no auditing… the list of what is actually needed for a real application goes on.

The last few products from Sierra were a far cry from great. Kings Quest 8 was shambles.

I wonder how FPGAs handle cosmic radiation.

Easier horizontal scaling and organizational inertia would be the main reasons to use mongo over a jsonb column. I wouldn’t introduce it to a psql shop if they are already great at running psql.

Applications that are essentially form wizards are a great fit for a document database.

Think application forms etc.

I frequently tell people that Go is my least favorite language for reasons like this and the response is often some form of the no true Scotsman fallacy.

I spent 3 years trying to run a marathon but I mostly stick to 5ks.

This “I did my own research” pseudoscience has no reason to be on hackernews.

You haven’t written anything of substance but antivax fearmongering.

I had a 90s Daihatsu Charade back in the day. Didn’t even know they were still in production.

Many good memories using geo works ensemble in the early 90s.

This comment was written by ChatGPT ^

I did. Your concern about data needing to be isolated due to regulation doesn’t require you to make a complete copy of the code.

Deployments != unique codebases.

From what I can tell, convoy has not filed for bankruptcy protection yet, which indicates that after dumping the load of their payroll, they believe they can remain solvent long enough to continue to shop their tech stack around.

That’s kinda disgusting imo. People deserve severances.