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Why SQL is a Fad

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Why SQL is a Fad

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In the digital age, it’s good to look back and examine how earlier contexts have informed the development of newer tools.

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I feel like this might have been written by ChatGPT and some intern quickly organized the results into sections and called it an article.
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  Wouldn’t surprise me.
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  It honestly crossed my mind - but I am not sure even ChatGPT would miss understand what a fad was so badly.

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