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I'm not intimately familiar with either side, but I see it as: - Costco buys x amount of product at y price from seller and then sells it in its store. - Amazon provides a platform…

I don't think anyone is going to argue with making complicated things simple. But from my experience, if it's complicated in SQL it's going to be a nightmare in the ORM. Generally,…

> And I don’t think the consumers of the GraphQL API should think about efficiency. They should just specify what data they need and then the backend is responsible for figuring ou…

No, I don't think it is. Early itunes was a media player and music store I could use to catalog my own music as well as license theirs. Spotify is a streaming music service with a …

I'm curious how the model handles text data. Does it use the actual input text from the source db to generate new synthetic data? If I have a column of a bunch of sensitive text th…

The cons are inumerable. We've been down that road before and the whole world of business intelligence and enterprise data warehousing came out of it. When every functional unit ha…

There's something beautiful about normalizing the storage of denormalized schemas.

I have a very similar background. My degrees are in Business Computer Systems and we had SQL hammered into us. We learned how to program with Java and .NET, but all from a very hig…

I think the excel issue is a problem with excel, not csv. Why can't excel preserve the format of the file?

Except the inaudible sounds are used for marketing purposes. Most companies aren't going to want to just close that door.