I might do that. I confess I've reached a point where I've learned not to ask. Asking tends never to get an answer, only stares. So, learn helplessness.

Still, I'd like...

Always? Every time? Hell no.

Frequently? Yeah, probably. If you're doing new or different functionality, then it's probably a good idea to have different structures to appropriately support that functionality....

I thought I had. Well, I'll...

I really like your suggestion of putting the data used for creating a test database into SQL scripts with INSERT statements! That does make it possible to put it into...

Very good point, Rick.

Confidence is a complicated character trait, both for the person exhibiting confidence and those witnessing the confident person. I admire someone who exhibits confidence when confronted with a tricky situation,...

Hi @Iulian-207023, I'm curious to know why your id fields are all strings, rather than an integer type of some sort.

Thank you, Steve, for clarifying what the security concerns are with release notes.

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This is a good article, but I've got a question or two for clarification. The first involves the release notes and feature changes that hackers use to devise ways of...

I see your point, Steve.

I don't think a student would teach a course that they're currently in.

I can use Bing, but I cannot use Bing Chat. When I try it spins, and spins, and never responds. So, I conclude it is blocked.

I agree, I don't see AI as being a big danger in putting lots of people out of work. It probably will put some out of work, but perhaps some...

Thank you, David, for sharing those three well architected frameworks links!

I agree with you, David. I'll add that I'm seeing a poor practice being repeated. I've been developing long enough that I remember when Internet Explorer was king of the...