suhastech · HackerTrans

letztes Jahrdiscuss

I can see that happening. However, I also believe that college or some form of structured education will step in to bridge the gap. Historically, education has played a role in transitioning people from knowing little to becoming workforce ready. With AI changing the landscape, the gap will undoubtedly be wider, but education systems may evolve to accommodate that shift. By the looks of it, AI could itself fill that gap.

suhastech

vor 2 Jahrendiscuss

This isn't really about the floppy disks; it's about the installation of a new signalling system but it does make a good headline.

suhastech

vor 2 Jahrendiscuss

Using NoSQL might not be the best idea in this case. I've seen it backfire for many companies. They start with NoSQL, but then end up needing relational features as their business grows. This leads to performance issues, redundancy, and data sync problems early on, which shouldn't be happening.

Especially in the early days, NoSQL companies used to market their databases as general-purpose database that scale easily, but that hasn't always been the case obviously.

I usually recommend starting with a relational database like PostgreSQL. If scaling becomes necessary later on, you can invest in sharding the database. Figma's approach seems reasonable given the tools available at the time.

I've helped small companies switch from NoSQL to SQL because the benefits of NoSQL weren't worth the trade-offs at their stage of growth. In case, anyone is in a similar boat: https://mongotosqlmigration.com/

suhastech

vor 3 Jahrendiscuss

I lost my Google account almost a decade ago. After that, I make sure I have 3 things:

- Email on my own domain - Ideally self host - Make sure you have backups

I wrote an application to help with the last part: https://thehorcrux.com/about/

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