Is there a tool with similar presentation, but for database records and not schema? So I could "select * from product where id=5" and it would show me Product card for "hammer" and related card for Brand "ACME", and other related records which might be many/one to one/many relationship etc. In other words - data exploration tool with diagramming like in here?
I just asked chatGPT for this, but human perspective would be great :)
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"There is a popular TV show, “Air Crash Investigation.” Many situations it presents apply to any type of disaster. Various small things happen. More and more of them occur. The situation gets more complicated. At some point the pilots lose control of the aircraft. Then there is no way to avoid the catastrophe. The moment when the disaster can be averted occurs a bit earlier. Many of us don’t realize the climate catastrophe is coming, and this is this very last moment when we can do something about it."
Not affiliated with the creator. I played it once (polish version) with work colleagues - we split into three teams and were brainstorming moves and how to hurt competitors the most. It was fun.
Good point, the military is a necessary evil right now, but it could be disbanded if we learn to solve conflicts the proper way. I see robot vs robot battles as and intermediate step in this direction.
The addiction to news/social media is similar problem, like smoking, but destroying brain instead of lungs.
Good point with mental health, maybe we should make psychological checkups common thing, like health or dental checkups, every year or so and not when we're sick.
I was driving a car like that few times, with beeping when the limit was exceeded. Annoying, but informative, unless road sign was limiting vehicle mass to 10t and not speed to 10km/h. It was carsharing vehicle, so I didn't bother to turn it off.