laxk

Google knows how to wait. Let's give them a chance.

We can say whatever we want, but aesthetically the site just delivers. :)

if paying isn't owning, then piracy isn't stealing.

DB Level:

- Create SQL credentials for LLM queries that will have limited access (exclude sensitive fields, tables, views etc) and read-only access.

- Use SQL views to avoid/exclude access to specific fields.

App Level:

- Use SQL linters and treat input as a regular user input.

- Convert the SQL query string into a query tree, escape ALL fields and then assemble the query back.

TL;DR:

- use principles as guidelines not gospel

- optimize for readability/maintainability

- and for the love of all that's holy, don't build stuff you don't need yet.

BTW, any other old-timers remember when we just wrote code without worrying if it was SOLID enough? Those were the days...

The funniest thing about all this is that everyone around knows about the employees’ salaries, except the employees themselves, and at the policy level it is often written that you do not have the right to disclose this information.

What programming language are you interested in?

Usually you can go to GitHub, find a project with a lot of stars for the language you want and start browsing the code. It is worth paying attention to the general attributes of good codebase: tests, documentation, build automation. If all this is there, then most likely you will definitely find something interesting or new for yourself.

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