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Inventor of SQL talks about how they come up with the language

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Marc J. Schmidt2 years ago

Casual user lmao

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Hieu 🚀2 years ago

That got me too 😆

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Vova “words are a motherfucker” Zakharov2 years ago

The issue with “walk up and read” languages is they’re only easy to read up to a certain level of complexity, after which their “naturality” becomes their doom. Which I guess SQL is a perfect example of. Still, one of the most crucial languages to have ever been invented, of course.

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harold2 years ago

regex inventors meanwhile

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Dmytro Krasun2 years ago

It is one of my favorite languages.

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Hieu 🚀2 years ago

It was somewhat a kind of natural language before AI!

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Eirik Bakke2 years ago

That's Don Chamberlin; here's the full interview:

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جار2 years ago

It seems they failed

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Hieu 🚀2 years ago

I love this quote by Bjarne Stroustrup (C++ creator) “There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.”

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sagar2 years ago

Casual User cannot do sql. An unfriendly language that breaks away from general programming rules and susrvives because of momentum, is also a burden for programmers.

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