cwagner
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- Comment on Why are (rational) databases preferred over keeping the data in memory? 7 months ago:
Why would their experience be relevant?
Partially, because experience in an area means one can understand the answer, but to a probably bigger part see below.
You could be nicer about it.
It read to me like they asked as if they know better than everyone else, and were ranting about others doing it wrong. But that was actually an assumption on my part, and may simply be their style, or even me completely misreading things. So thanks for calling me out on it.
- Comment on Why are (rational) databases preferred over keeping the data in memory? 7 months ago:
Relational Databases can be in-memory? This question sounds a bit like you have little to no experience with data or databases.
- Comment on What non-IDE tekst editor do you use? 7 months ago:
- Large files or no formatting required: EmEditor (Windows only, proprietary, expensive, but fast :D)
- Formatting some file: VsCode
- SqlLite queries over CSVs: Notepad++
- Comment on Is there something better than SQL? 7 months ago:
Alas, that’s not what I said
- Comment on Is there something better than SQL? 7 months ago:
How? I never worked in a big company, but do they just have absolute beginners without any guidance writing code that’s then never checked?
- Comment on Is there something better than SQL? 7 months ago:
Maybe a hot take, but if SQL injection is still an issue, you have no business developing anything. This is a solved issue and had been for years.
- Comment on Which software do you mostly use for programming, and why? 7 months ago:
A few years ago, mainly VS with R#, nowadays, Jetbrains Rider, Webstorm, intelliJ in that order.
- Comment on OP finds vulnerability where a forum sends you your password in plaintext over email and everyone misses the forest for the trees 7 months ago:
It’s not “side tracking” when the thing being corrected is literally in the title of the post.
- Comment on If you want to have pretty links, can add linking to a Lemmy community or Mastodon account 7 months ago:
Please don’t hardcode the instance! Instead of linking to
https://lemmy.ca/c/canadayou should use/c/canada@lemmy.caso it works properly for people on more than one instance. - Comment on Nue – A React/Vue/Vite/Astro Alternative 8 months ago:
Very marketing have, which I just say turned me off at first. People on HN were a bit more open minded, so there’s some interesting discussion over there: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37507419
- Comment on Suddenly seeing more hexbear posts. Did we re-federate with them? 8 months ago:
They tend to be very vocal in calling out racism, sexism, homophobia and other forms of bigotry, which has made certain users very angry
Uhh, it’s more that they are fascists than calling out any kind of racism.
- Comment on A question about the CCleaner 8 months ago:
Windows file cleaner, it’s built-in. Search for “clean”.
- Comment on A question about the CCleaner 8 months ago:
Scammy companies pay for sponsoring, and scammy creators accept that sponsoring. Pretty sad for a paid course.
- Comment on A question about the CCleaner 8 months ago:
Don’t use CCleaner. It’s adware/bundleware/spyware, and it can damage your computer unless you know what you are doing (in which case you would use something else anyway).
- Comment on Why is this instance federated with HexBear.net? 8 months ago:
The difference for me (single user instance, defederated from hexbear and not the nazis yet), is that I’ve never seen the Nazis comment on any posts, but I saw the hexbear fascists comment en masse on tons of posts.
- Comment on Why is programming.dev federated with exploding heads? 9 months ago:
FWIW, I (single user instance) defederated from hexbear and lemmygrad, but not exploding heads. Not because I think nazis are better than authoritarian fascists, but because hexbear and lemmygrad users are everywhere, while the nazis never seem to comment on anything.
- Comment on What is the need for so many instances? 9 months ago:
exposure to specific legal compartments.
Allowing randoms to register, would vastly increase your legal responsibility, from both a GDPR perspective, but also from a legal responsibility for content perspective. I don’t think a small privacy win makes that worth it.
Your profile contains your post history to many of your communities.
That is true, but that is only those you post to, I have many communities I’m subscribed to but never posted to.
- Comment on anytype — decentralized, p2p, e2ee 'Notion' like app 9 months ago:
Oh, wow. Normally, when I see a notion-like app, it’s one that has one little feature of notion and nothing else. But this actually seems like it is like Notion. Now if the performance is not as abysmal as in the original, I’ll actually use it :D