Do we still need tools like this (with a subscription) when we have AI? Don’t get me wrong, it’s definitely built with love but I haven’t used a tool like this (I used to use SQLTools in vscode) in about 4 years.

Everything we do is via agents or in code.

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theappsecguy a day ago | parent | next [-]

People are outsourcing even basic sql to AI? Do you do any thinking for yourself still? I’m super curious what the AI brain rot will look like even 5 years from now when some senior dev can’t do a join without AI

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reactordev a day ago | parent [-]

Well, we used ORMs for a decade and treated our code as schema.

Now we hooked all that up to agents.

I can still do a join and often write sql queries by hand to execute in a shell.

	▲	efilife 18 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Now we hooked all that up to agents. I and many others are not in your we

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ggregoire a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Probably part of a minority but I like writing SQL and optimizing slow queries myself, it's fun.

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nerdponx a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Who's "we"?

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reactordev a day ago | parent [-]

My company

	▲	gonzalohm a day ago \| parent [-]
		Is your company a data company? Because I doubt you can get away with using agents to clean messy data from huge databases

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zdragnar a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

And here I am, still writing sprocs for all of our business logic...

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llmslave2 a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Not everyone just mindlessly plays the AI slot machine to generate code these days.