@fullstackcircus are you a time traveler from the past? 🥸 Because mongo supports acid transactions, it arrived as a COVID mutation. Something like ghouls in fallout.

@Lensflare making sense of relationships between generated objects (POJOs, Classes etc) which map to “entities” of a data system (RDB, DocDB etc). Now how those relate to each other in the data system should be abstracted at ORM usage level, using ex methods to get data. That is the premise from my understanding.

@Lensflare that is one use, why not map object interfaces to collections to inherit type safety only in places you want to? Isn’t that the premise of prisma supporting a document database? If not the I don’t get why prisma bothered even doing a mongo support feature.

I have seen all of them and I am not even close been a monolith.

@hitko SQL injection is a thing for the past in my mind and should be handled by payload sanitation.

It’s something that it is either blocked by WAF long before it reaches the backend or handled by middleware.

As for ORMs most (if not all) modern ones have sanitation enabled by default and they escape what ever is your “attribute” content.

@rim01 No it does not for tables it’s like an unwritten law. You only prefix other entities like v_ or postfix _v for views.

Functions, procedures etc should have verb-like names.

@Lensflare describes it perfectly.

If you name your functions func_name… I feel sorry for who ever touches your code bases. ✌️

@soberGhost fucking satanists trying to summon kthulu of bad naming conventions and mass confusion.

@PappyHans some ui “database inspectors” can group based on prefix which is sometimes helpful if you have a huge schema and have features like prefixes.

But yeah I agree with you fuck that “tbl” prefix in the ass.

*Coherence* devs

Hey at least he started from zero. :D

I fail to see the point thought doesn’t most web browsers hardware acceleration “offload” compute to GPUs? Why the hell would you need a dedicated expansion card? Isn’t the market (nvidia, amd) happy to jump on that ahead of time and add units for that?

“There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.”

Phil Karlton

Isn’t calling a system function or a loop using/copying actual low level code? Think about that for a moment and your whole perspective will change.

@Oktokolo It looks like you are very lucky and haven’t touched legacy butchered code/infrastructure which was set up by one person named Cowboy xx

@Grumm Pro tech sup tip: if it runs don’t you fucking even think about even having a thought about touching it. It will 99999% possibly break.

@fckIE Web app? Telnet into the dam thing xD

I bet 1.) sold it 2.) the product didn’t have the functionality so they sold it.

It probably went something like:
“This magic Switchapp will make all your problems away, you could even on/off your wife. And clean up some ip tables.”

Sold iiiinstantly xD

Pro tip from my orthopedic surgeon. When you read documentation or watch a video don’t you support your head on the desk with your elbow?

Yeeeh don’t do that, apparently it causes mild tendinopathy on your upper arm. If it’s irritating you can even feel it when you lie down sideways on the bed because you put pressure on to it.

How to fix:
Don’t do the above and when its not that irritating train your muscles on your left side.

It probably wont go away 100%, it’s something like tennis elbow.

@IntrusionCM No pain no gain.

Well you are spot on. My research for this forbidden knowledge keeps going to a direction that I really don’t like and I really don’t want to come to this conclusion which is one of the following:

1. Everybody have their own custom implementations for their specific workflows. While integrating with some ERP (vendors)

2. They use some kind of basic MRP feature provided as is by some major vendor which sells them consulting for customizations.

I really don’t like the fact that there are no(?) standard(s) for this area.

It is starting to look like uncharted waters.

@bigmonsterlover Well i guess i broke it

@Grumm Well before touching a keyboard you need to design and think of every possible aspect of it.

Or at least have some kind of vision for it.

Sources help you brain storm 🧠 there is no parthenogenesis is software dev. Everything came out of something or extends something.

@bigmonsterlover Man you giga chad. I have asked chat gpt the most useless questions and dumped it. It just never occurred to me.

Micromanagement & abusive relationships, that’s what this is called. It’s okey to have PTSD after this, to want to log all your milliseconds and then chart them to nice pies.

Sounds like bad practice

@lorentz Everything is a choice either passively or actively. Not acting is a choice.

Choices are separate from emotion, because when you feel certain ways (some times effects) does not always mean your choices are driven by them.

Thus you do chose who you are or rather who you become.

It just hit me the fact that, us developers are the philosophers of the modern era xD.

Technically he didn’t up vote, he incremented the ++’s

Life’s hard when you realize that even graphs give you the middle finger lel

Ah very easy, it is simply done using the correct method! Depending on your native language you just POP it 🥲

Real bugs only appear in production, or should i say features

@vintprox I should have started from 0 you are correct, sorry 😢