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@PovilasKorop Good point. Same observation with NoCode and RPA Projects just some years back. But the "IT" department will handle this... But honestly, this will be solved in some months, with some platform which handles the hard work the old way, but integrates nicely with LLM workflows.
@deedydas You call it bizarre. But it’s the day to day job of a developer caught in a specific language of a vendor who think it’s a good idea to have a SQL based language. I had the “opportunity” twice. Not everyone can choose the language which fits best…
@marcelpociot At first sync seemed to be a valid option in development for me. But I will never ever use it again as it behaves differently than queues.
@GergelyOrosz I also dislike the idea to “steal” data which I crafted and get no attribution.
But on the other hand: An LLM does the same as any human does. Or are you citing the source where you learned about <topic> while you talk with people casually?!
@brendt_gd Oh. I voted for aliases. But I also like aliasArray or alias_array. Whatever you choose I would try to be consistent across the whole codebase.
@PovilasKorop I’m following you since ages. Almost never missed a YouTube video. But for me it’s more edutainment. I simply like it seeing your content 👍
But when I search for something specific I usually use the docs first, then I go to google. Almost never I search for videos 🤷