The SQLite Code of Ethics
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The SQLite Code of Ethics
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Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#2Seems pretty self-important/pretentious. It's just a database, guys.
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#3Hmm, is this some sort of Meta I’m missing? It feels strange to mix so many cultural ‘suggestions’ with a database product.
> Listen willingly to holy reading.
> Devote yourself frequently to prayer.
> Daily in your prayers, with tears and sighs, confess your past sins to God, and amend them for the future.
Anyway, sqlite is a good product and I don’t even mind all that much to have a code of Ethics associated to it, just not a thing you see often.
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#4i'm getting Terry Davis vibes
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#5Why is it a list and not a table?
Seems like a pretty simple case of CREATE TABLE ethics ( id INT PRIMARY KEY, rule TEXT );
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#6i'm getting Terry Davis vibes
RIP
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#7Seems pretty self-important/pretentious. It's just a database, guys.
You didn't know SQLite cures cancer?
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#8Hmm, is this some sort of Meta I’m missing? It feels strange to mix so many cultural ‘suggestions’ with a database product. > Listen willingly to holy reading. > Devote yourself frequently to prayer. > Daily in your prayers, with tears and sighs, confess your past sins to God, and amend them for the future. Anyway, sqlite is a good product and I don’t even mind all that much to have a code of Ethics associated to it,…
The point is that the other codes of conduct often embed other particular cultural suggestions and assumptions, but since they are those of your own you don't notice them as jarringly as those of medieval Christendom.
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#9It takes a special kind of arrogance to believe that you can rewrite the 10 commandments.
But to rewrite them, see them there on the screen and not realise you have done it, in a much more inefficient way, and also much, much worse. Thats just a breakdown.
Re: The SQLite Code of Ethics
#10Hmm, is this some sort of Meta I’m missing? It feels strange to mix so many cultural ‘suggestions’ with a database product. > Listen willingly to holy reading. > Devote yourself frequently to prayer. > Daily in your prayers, with tears and sighs, confess your past sins to God, and amend them for the future. Anyway, sqlite is a good product and I don’t even mind all that much to have a code of Ethics associated to it,…
A Muslim coworker of mine once wrote a program that would log a prayer during startup. It was always fun when that block of text would randomly show up in one place or another.