Sorry Davinci 🙃

@DEVLUTO

I'm coming for you destroyer😁

@DEVLUTO

I really love the kind of motivation people have when they’re just about to start something. That phase where they feel unstoppable, like they’re better than anyone else, fully convinced they’re about to conquer everything and already know exactly how they’re going to survive and win 😂
It’s funny because they remind you of yourself when you first started talking big, telling everyone you’ll succeed easily because you’ve got your “own way” of making things work.
Then somewhere in the middle of the storm, reality hits. You realize there are so many people out there who are way better than you, who actually deserve to be on top but aren’t, for reasons you don’t even understand. Luck, timing, life… who knows.
Still, I genuinely love that early enthusiasm and the confident face people put on. And honestly, the hardest part is trying not to break that illusion for them (not laughing)😂😂

Good luck for everyone outthere keep going it's not over until you say it's over!!!

@DEVLUTO

pain upon pain 😭

finally W stream now go back to study gng

Congrats sis🎉

@DEVLUTO

😂 let's mekuater gng

@DEVLUTO

Morning

@tech_world_o1

The sun is suning
The heat is heating
The earth is metfating
The muket is memoking

@DEVLUTO

RIP Legend 😢
ነፂ የሳቃችን ምንጭ ነፍስ ይማር😭💔

@DEVLUTO

One thing i realized ,

Your biggest supporter is a stranger. Your biggest hater is someone you know.
REMEMBER THAT COMRADE!

Post-1 FUNDAMENTALS OF DATABASE

Databases Are Not Storage Systems (And Never Were)

Most people, including experienced developers, are subconsciously convinced that a database is “a place where data lives.
This is a fundamentally flawed belief, and one which the book sorts out in a way that most modern tutorials never do.
A database system exists to deal with states of reality over time.
Elmasri doesn’t define a database as “data.”
He defines it as a model of a miniworld an intentionally restricted, conventionally delineated piece of the real world.
Why this matters:
- Your system is not storing users
It's caching assumptions about identity
- Not orders, but contracts
Legal and temporal rather than transaction commitments
This is why:
Changing business rules breaks databases
-“Just add a column” is never just a column

Schema changes are organizational decisions, not technical ones.

What realworld fact does your current database fail to represent even though the business depends on it?

#DatabaseTheory #SoftwareArchitecture #Backend
@pixeldrive

Oh you just watch😂

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