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Django’s ORM is the first one that I ever spent a lot of time with. Throughout my career I’ve interacted with other ORMs from time to time. It wasn’t until I’d done that, that I re…

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Yeah, especially if we’re calling it TCP! :)

A hot standby / failover still meets this definition. That’s how I interpreted what was being described.

As someone in leadership, my ‘strong opinion held loosely’ on this, is that there’s absolutely no way to meaningfully build this skill in people, in a theoretical setting. You can,…

Back at uni, we had a 200-level ‘software engineering’ unit, largely introducing everyone to a variety of ‘patterns’. Reading the Gang of Four book, blah blah blah. You get the ide…

lol. “realizing”? This is not the coalface of class warfare. How dramatic.

Thankfully you can ask for your money back.

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Who said anything about the boot?

China is by basically all accounts running rings around the US, based on current behaviour, whilst being a much more authoritarian regime. America loves to pretend that no other da…

No, you see US-headquartered multinationals have a God-given right to freedom, including the freedom to smuggle customer data overseas. God bless America.

God. Thank you. All these LLM conversations are making me hate this website so much, because apparently at some point actual scientific enquiry took a back seat, and turning one’s …

Citation needed.

This is a fantastic comment because of how right you think you are, how utterly wrong you are in reality, and the context being the assertion that people don’t like to feel stupid.…

Kind of. I work with a lot of curricula. There are degrees of specificity. Common core is, notably, absurdly specific, and dense. It’s the US at its best, which is to say its worst…