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madsbuch
·2 yıl önce·discuss
Something like this! So that you can naturally query your data defining relationships and constraints

(This can already be done using joins, but that is not very ergonomical, especially when a lot of relations are at play)
madsbuch
·2 yıl önce·discuss
When I saw the title I hopes this would be schema aware. Looking into the current proof of concept they allow to write prolog definitions.

How cool would be be, if all relations in a Postgres database would be lifted into the scope of a prolog process to work directly on the relations.
madsbuch
·2 yıl önce·discuss
this is a common sentiment, but extremely flawed.

if look into any pension scheme you will see that money are invested all they way up to payout.

the question is the risk of your investment.

as other people called out. this case was fraud.
madsbuch
·4 yıl önce·discuss
To me, it really depends:

1. Writing frontend code -- I've left testing all together. I'd never hope to keep up with the pace

2, Writing APIs -- rudimentary testing that at least catches when I introduce regressions

3. Writing smart contracts -- magnitudes more test than actual code.
madsbuch
·7 yıl önce·discuss
These kind of comments are very interesting, and I bump into them now and then when I express aspirations to do something.

On the other hand driven people comment the same way on people "just" taking a job working 9 to 5 and appreciating being able to not work hard (well, procrastinate, not motivating one-self, etc.).

I guess this is an area where empathy is really hard.