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> I don't think I need to explain why it's a bad idea for a database to be so careless about data validation.

...Meanwhile MongoDB being successful for years with no sign of decline.

Sometimes it's cheaper to break the law and pay a fine, than to do everything by law.

Seems like a viable idea. Do you have any presentable results yet?

I hate this magazine narrative style, where each consecutive paragraph or two tell totally the same but in different words and referring to another Mr. or Ms. Scientist. The whole article could easily be 10 times shorter.

But the news is good.

> For Indian techies, 2017 was the stuff of nightmares.

I still believe qualified engineers had no problems keeping their job or finding a new one. In any country.

No wonder that unqualified employees will always be laid off at some time.

This should've been named "The Royal Bitcoin University" judging from the logo.

Why not just create a course on Coursera or something?

Yeah, me too. This article is a heads-up for those who think the idea of million dollar homepage can't be new anymore.

Sure, I understand. Was just curious about how they both relate, and now I get it.