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Re: TailwindSQL – Like TailwindCSS, but for SQL queries in React Server components

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Having clicked on the link, it's one commit with the commit message "wtf" The README also says "License: MIT - Do whatever you want with it (except deploy to production )" It's that perfect level of absurdity that captures so much of the terrible complexity that often happens.

There's a guy complaining that the creator is poisoning the collective code used to train LLMs. If that's all it takes we have a moral responsibility to flood GitHub with garbage.

Surely a simple filter by number of stars on a project would improve the quality of code LLMs ingest.

Re: TailwindSQL – Like TailwindCSS, but for SQL queries in React Server components

#23

hopefully I never have to review someone unironically using something similar in production code since I don't think I'll be able to stop myself from dropping a slur or two.

The author is on point: "Making AI and blockchain accessible for founders who want to ship fast."

Re: TailwindSQL – Like TailwindCSS, but for SQL queries in React Server components

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License disallows production use MIT - Do whatever you want with it (except deploy to production )

It's a joke. The entire thing is a joke :)

No no, let him deploy to production.

Re: TailwindSQL – Like TailwindCSS, but for SQL queries in React Server components

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ColdFusion used to work this way: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_ColdFusion What surprised me is that when I went to look at the Wikipedia page for CF, apparently its latest release was this year! I haven’t heard anybody mention it in a very long time.

With how deeply embedded cold fusion was in many gigantic corporations I've worked with, I would not be surprised if it stays alive for decades to come because nobody ever can port off of it.
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