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Why SQL is a Fad
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this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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I'm pretty sure this article is a really bad attempt at satire. Or if there is a point, maybe it's that... the fact that there have been things in the past that are not just fads (like SQL), that means that current things that are fads (like blockchain) are in fact not just fads?
I feel like this might have been written by ChatGPT and some intern quickly organized the results into sections and called it an article.
Wouldn't surprise me.
It honestly crossed my mind - but I am not sure even ChatGPT would miss understand what a fad was so badly.