There was terrible code to long before LLMs, where do you think they got theirs from?

You would be surprised how many people are simply splitting the string on commas instead of using an actual ascii parser. Especially for one off scripts, like churning through a csv full of passwords.

Only if it’s actually using a standard like rfc 4180 https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4180.txt

Also just noticed it specifies CRLF as the line ending, not LF, which is kind of weird.

If you’re looking for your soulmate, this ate it holds up cat

It takes a while to test run that many.

You got the S and more different S without going too far and adding chiaroscuro shading. I wouldn’t stress about the Vs

I tend to write production queries more than one off analytical ones, but if your query isn’t relatively straightforward to understand, you probably modelled the data wrong in the database.

Conceptually, inner / outer joins are relatively simple compared to other concepts you need to know when writing software professionally which is where that comment came from. If you’re a business analyst or similar and not as experienced with expressing thoughts in a structured language and understanding how to evaluate the performance of that, I understand wanting to screen for that because it’s not assumed you would be familiar with that off the bat.

I’m coming at this from a pre-chatgpt mindset, where you are still googling for syntax and a list of which aggregations or operations are supported. Like casting data types is often different between SQL dialects.

DMing is great practice for running small group meetings, which are most of my work meetings.

Learning how to keep the meeting on track, synthesizing a bunch of discussion into a coherent flow, knowing when and how to interrupt, paying attention to people who maybe need you to make space for them to interject have all been super useful skills.

I get DBA interviews, but don’t understand SQL interviews for software engineer type candidates. It makes some sense for like business analysts but even then, let them Google syntax.

Like if you can’t figure out joins and subqueries in 30min of googling tops, you’re probably not a good fit for a software engineering role anyway and will hopefully have issues elsewhere in the interview screen and for syntax it’s not super exotic, you can just Google it especially for things that change depending on the dialect of SQL you’re using.

They wouldn’t have penny auctions. They would be virtual so they couldn’t be bullied into not bidding and the bidders would be global so they wouldn’t give a shit about the person whose land it was.

Not just the Bible. A lot of this extremist ideology comes from people who like to sound smart, but don’t know what they’re talking about.

Like the whole effective altruism movement, or even just the resurgence of eugenics with Musk and his whole birthing weirdness.

Caveat, I don’t play a ton of modded games, but Dwarf Therapist for Dwarf Fortress is such a good mod. Makes the game playable, lol.

This is why humanities degrees are important. We’re putting people into leadership positions surrounded by others who also have never critically engaged with a book.

If you’ve eaten event slightly more than half of it, then clearly whatever is left isn’t enough for a second meal so might as well polish it off.

Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei had banger after banger for its openings.

One Piece OP1 is a classic

Gintama’s early openings and endings are also really good. Pray and Mr. Raindrop are great.

Would be remiss if I didn’t honorable mention Eden of the East just straight up using Falling Down by the band Oasis (the guys who wrote Wonderwall).

Ask people in western China how that’s working for them. And that’s only the width of one country, not a continent or hemisphere.

If it’s looking a bit gooey it’s super hot.

meme of guy pointing at a butterfly

Is this the time velocity of money?

Where are my balls Summer?

If someone is unironically basing a sense of gender superiority on having pockets I feel bad for them.