Hopefully you feel about the same way about every bit of vitriol levied towards tech workers.

If you're trying to effect actual change that seems like a great way to harden the people you need to be influencing against you.

Indeed, if you're nice they might take your side. If you're an asshole, that's a lot less likely.

Maybe, you'd be absolutely rolled by fraudsters in the opposite case.

Darn, I'd wished they improved one of the existing Go or Rust implementations.

The AI companies can spare their whining about contempt of business model. They're selling a service.

In defense of SAP, their product really is built to be configurable for every use case under the sun.

I don't think Dario is gonna approve of this one.

Plus, how many of these existing apps were just databases wired up in different ways?

This is why I like using mathematical or algorithmic approaches to solve difficult problems. Writing programs that use statistics, mathematics, optimization, analytical geometry, etc guarantee a certain level of security from the swarms of CRUD merchants flooding the market.

And how many of these apps were just files wired up in different ways?

having a shared reality is good actually

Sorry I dont understand what you're referring to, can you elaborate?