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Vibe-coders from non developer haven't/won't learn that discipline.

You saved a lot of money but you'll spend a lot of time in maintenance and future headaches.

Look from my perspective, I'll got flying color from my owner because of the cost saving and got my team morale up that I really need them to maintain the system instead of lay them off.

Also in some cases that also mean new jobs opening.

If 100k users each hit purchase button at the same time will sqlite write it in 1 second?

This is different than 1 user doing the purchase for 100k fans

These sentences are what I would used to describe Google 10 years ago.

not related with Bible: a staff engineer's journey with Claude Code

The last 4-5 years taught me that my most often single point of failure where I can't do a thing is Cloudflare not my on premise servers

I just wake up in Jakarta and there is nothing wrong with X or Discord

I was told their from selling "carbon forgiveness/tax" to other ICE company is higher than their revenue from selling cars

In 2004, I fly to Enarotali (West Papua, Indonesia) in a twin otter plane.

I dint know what the policy, but sometimes we're charged by kgs.

Mine went like this:

Thought Process: > The user is asking about a historical event. I need to provide accurate information bla...bla..bla...Tank Man...bla..bla..bla.. (all seems okay)

Answer: > The Tiananmen Square incident was a political movement that occurred in the spring of 1989 in Beijing, China. Bla..bla...bla

And suddenly all of that replaced with a pink messages:

Uh-oh! There was an issue with the response. Content Security Warning: The content may contain inappropriate content.

FMCG company here. We use these in practice of:

1. Salesman & delivery travel plan

2. Machine, Human and material resource scheduling for production

3. Inventory level for warehouse distribution center. This one isn't fully automatic because demand forecasting is hard

$500k for only 100 millions rows db also sounds crazy

How is the future in 2078?

https://xkcd.com/1782

Some of us are better as sql guy than pandas/polars guys syntax.

This one liner example is one of the reason why some people use pandas and some people despise it.

It so easy for my analyst team because of daily uses but my developers probavly will never thought/know BME and decided to implement the code again.

IMO most companies under $1B in top 5 population countries treat head of international division just the same with their head of regional.

So 35-40 years old leaders are common.

The ones who use spreadsheet usually don't write code well.

The ones who code usually don't like spreadsheet.

We still use couchdb & pouchdb only for syncing data for our salesmen app.

It's an offline first PWA (Salesman need to make an order even if offline).

And pouchdb make it easier because we don't have to care about indexeddb, leveldb or whatever of users browser's db.

So its a single codebase for serving web, ios and android.

Its great for sync but less then good for other uses

I really don't remember well, long long time ago in Window (XP?) either you can select multiple folders and zip each of them separately and/or you can select multiple zip files and extract them to separate folders within a single context menu

I know I'm humanizing Rakus here

Well in Indonesia, orang (h)utan means Forest people

I’m wondering, what keeps Windows afloat?

MS Excel

Interesting! We can see the most locations in India, Indonesia, and China as well as a significant number in the US and Europe.

Are these because the bad guys are in there or just because of the population size?

China, India, US, and Indonesia are the top four of the most populous country and also 4 countries with most internet users.

Even the size of 10% of Indonesian internet users are almost the entire Taiwan population.

Expensive? How about complexity.

https://www.pokemon.com/us/animation/where-to-watch-pokemon-...

I selfhosted mailcow (almost default setting) in a proxmox vm with ip from an internet provider for business. Never had problem with deliverability.

A few employees have problem syncing calendar to their phone or outlook but it's less than 1% users.

Using mailcow here, we haven't encounter any major issues in a few years (with thousands of users).

I use concept from diataxis.fr

Diátaxis is a way of thinking about and doing documentation.

It prescribes approaches to content, architecture and form that emerge from a systematic approach to understanding the needs of documentation users.

But who will buy it when the price is $8 for the shoes, $6 for starter car and $12 for standard car.

For us this may like a walk in the park.

For non technical people there is a possibility their os don't have git, wget and c++ compiler (especially in windows)

This is just like dropbox case years ago.

It's very reasonable.

I should wrote somehow "feel" expensive because :

This data only used when we have a complaint case. Most of the times it just overwritten with new data without a single person ever see the video.

For video (especially with proper 3-2-1 backup) it is somehow expensive.

5 years of our sales and finance data from 10+ countries takes less than a petabyte

Our 2 years backup of hundreds CCTV for only a single factory compressed, reduced to 15 fps takes around 4 PB. This data only used when we have a complaint case. Most of the times it just overwritten with new data without a single person ever see the video.