Python database wrapper for the lazy developer. The main selling point being:
dataset provides a simple abstraction layer that removes most direct SQL statements without the necessity for a full ORM model - essentially, databases can be used like a JSON file or NoSQL store.
Being in a senior role I find I often run into resistance, especially from product manegers, when it comes to trying to really get to the bottom of some requirement. Sometimes I find myself second-guessing if I should bother.
This article was a good reminder that I should bother.
Another week, another Next.js security problem.
Well, okay, two new security problems...
I keep getting this pop up as an advert on Reddit. If I could be tempted somewhere other than Scotland, it would be here, so it's weird that I keep getting it.
Not that I could ever move somewhere like Helsinki. I can't speak anythign other than English, and I suck at learning another language (over a year into trying to learn some Dutch, at this point, and getting nowhere).
Still, it's nice to dream...
The blog post that explains the background of the horrific Ocaml AI-written PR. Honestly... this feels like some post hoc rationalisation cope rather than a coming clean of an honest attempt to test something out.
I'm not convinced at all.
