#SQL database

[rajaniesh]

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[dfarberconsulting]

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[jeantalks]

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[futurebird]

Do not help them to build any more of this machine.

If you work with a database and are asked to alter the table structure to comply in advance for citizenship or gender categorizations it's really important to NOT do it.

"The governor is concerned about all this stuff they want us to update our record keeping so we store both gender AND biological sex."

"We need fields to store the country of origin of people's parents."

If you don't have the power to rebuff this yourself, ask for help. At minimum ask for help online anonymously.

Depending on your job you probably have in the past made compromises. Maybe to keep your job. Maybe to survive. This is a bright line. If you are asked to be the one to update the table don't let it be your fingers typing those changes.

If you can't just say "No I won't do that." Stall, run away, feign incompetence. Just don't let it happen.

I suspect this might be where the rubber hits the road first for us around here.

Nothing has changed. You do not have to do it. It is not even ordained.

I know someone who rebuffed such a request. Boss was apologetic "it's what the higher ups want, oh *I* think it's a lot of nonsense, but I don't want us to be out of step ... blah blah"

It was proposed to them in sheepish way. They said it would be a lot of work, not add anything of value, and most important they would not do it. It didn't come up again.

Fascism can be the work of zealots, but there are also many sheepish middle management helping hands who "don't even believe in this really"

There is a lively discussion of this on mastodon. (Mastodon is a very active social network where many people who left twitter have gone over the past few years to escape many problems of big centralized socail media. I like it a lot.) Posting a response to this post over there could be a way to get lots of help and ideas from tech people all over the world with similar values. If you do need help. Please say something.

Also, if you respond to this post I can pass what you say along if that would help too. People will respond and give you ideas to NOT do this should you be asked.

[utilitymonstermash]

MySQL was created in 1995 before Google and Facebook existed. And Postgres pivoted to PostgreSQL in 96.

“Webscale” companies hate RDBMS. Google Famously did BigTable and then Spanner to have alternatives to them. Amazon did Dynamo and DynamoDB. When I worked at a company acquired by Amazon, getting off Postgres was a remediation item on our operational readiness reviews.

I should write up something about the history of antitrust and open source development, specifically of SQL

back in the day, back when we had antitrust and before WWII, antitrust laws were often used to go after small and medium sized businesses who would come together and build up information, e.g. about how much suppliers would charge each of them for lumber or furniture makers creating a design book so each of the partners could take advantage of each others' improvements of technique

and big business would find a sympathetic small business and make it worth their while to complain that oh poor me I'm being left out while they're colluding for profit!

on sql, part of why Oracle became such a monster was Oracle SQL server, which Oracle was very good at making sure you paid for. and Microsoft had a decent SQL package as well but it was for Microsoft Winblows

and my impression is that a bunch of big corps like Google, FB, etc. came together and decided to make sure that development of open source SQL alternatives and now everyone writes Postgres, MySql or Sqlite

which doesn't have the issues of previous antitrust cases, because since it was open source, to take advantage of brilliant but ideological contributors, there were no competitors harmed and no standing to allege a restraint of trade

interesting to think about now that the Internet has made dissemination and convening of information

[nixcraft]

Wait what... ? this is dangerous knowledge.

[neuxue]

I need AO3 search to allow window functions

[imall4frogs]

The “genius” of Elon Musk becomes more suspect with each passing day. Hypothetical question: If the source is too stupid to know that his information is wrong, would he be still be spreading disinformation?

[rajaniesh]

Empower Data Analysis with Materialized Views in Databricks SQL

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How to Install Azure DevOps Server 2022

[12neonlit-stage]

I go by no pronouns but not as in my name, more so like my pronouns are an undefined variable in shell coding

[madesimplemssql]

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[mfcl3780cdw]

i have just as much webdev experience as i have IT experience but that world feels so much more alien sometimes.

average reddit post about web development: "yeah to build my website i just use [lists 15 different frameworks and tools that cost hundreds of dollars per license]"

every team i've worked with: