Turned into a skeleton in 10 minutes
78 3 ReplyYeah, also each query request was a human beeing. Such an unrealistic comic.
58 1 Reply50 2 ReplyNot to mention, mysql is a database management framework, while in the comic it's a food stand! Absurd!
37 0 ReplyNot queries, programs. They have pid
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Waiting for a computer causes a temporal bubble to surround the subjects and age them at a rate of x100
21 0 ReplyIf a query does not take 30 min does it even exist?
16 0 ReplyThe waiting is how you know its giving you correct answers.
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ca. 150'000'000'0000 CPU cycles.
14 0 ReplyGot sigkill-ed. But of course, this doesn't cancel the request
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8 JOINS???? ARE YOU TRYING TO DIE
40 2 ReplyYou guys are only using 8 joins?
29 0 ReplyNo, they are using an ORM.
17 0 ReplyIt’s fine if they’re indexed correctly…
14 0 ReplyI worked on an enterprise wide medical record system for seventeen years.
It had 10000 tables in the schema. Our particular setup populated 1500 of them. ( yes I meant tables).
8+plus happened...
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3 0 ReplySo are you using FHIR yet?
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What it feels like to smoke 8 joins
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This is fantastic and incredibly well made. Does anyone have the source?
36 0 ReplyTried looking. According to one of the users who posted it its by 0x00 whos the person who made floor 796. All things I can find relating to them are floor 796 related though and can't find where this was originally posted
Heres floor 796 though if anyones interested https://floor796.com
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If your views aren't nested joins on views on views on views with group bys with wildcard text matching are you even trying to enter hell?
36 1 ReplyExactly. I once worked with a junior developer who had constructed a simple reusable view with test coverage. I don't think they were even trying to make a pact with the nether realm. I'm just not sure what SQL is coming to these days.
7 0 ReplyAbsolute amateur
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Should have used Postgres...
24 0 ReplyTrue true...
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Say it with me everyone, INDICES
5 1 ReplyQuick roll back the transaction
4 1 ReplyMongoDB, on the other hand, is web scale.
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