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sqemo

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About sqemo

Developer in Seoul. I do database design reviews, which mostly means reading other people's schemas.

I build Sqemo (https://sqemo.com), an ERD tool.

hello@sqemo.com

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    Quake is still around. It's a nostalgic game from decades ago, but I'm surprised it still exists

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    Great read. I was already familiar with the overall concept, but the step-by-step, chronological explanation made it much easier to understand. Highly recommended for infrastructur…

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    AI only does what it is instructed to do. Without deep domain knowledge, results produced from simple prompts alone cannot be turned into production-ready products. In reality, cre…

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    If people manage their own data, that essentially means each person has their own database. And a database has to be connected to an application. Whenever the database schema chang…

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    I enjoy studying different refactoring patterns and real-world examples.

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    DeepSeek is great for tasks and software I already know well. Even if it gets something wrong, I can usually verify it myself. But when I'm working with a programming language I'm …

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    I think it's a matter of personal privacy. You shouldn't show it to other people.

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    I'm not sure whether Chinese AI models are being banned because of concerns about corporate data leaks, to slow China's AI development, or to protect the U.S. AI industry. But for …

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    China's strategy has always been the same: copying and low-price competition. It's the most efficient way to gain market share.