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oleggromov
9mo ago
There's a typo with 'ULL' string suffixes in the hexadecimal numbers in the first code example.
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oleggromov
10mo ago
Good project, nice write-up. However, to me as a person with an anti-library as well, this kind of defies the purpose of having it in the first place. I can't say I browse my books too often but when I want to find something, I'd
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oleggromov
10mo ago
Me too. It's phenomenal, especially the first book and the pilgrims' stories. Such a moving mix of religious mystics, science fiction and the dreaded AI. The second one builds up the tension and the last 2... are good.
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oleggromov
10mo ago
Or, even more likely, a bad solution for a non-existent problem.
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oleggromov
1y ago
It's such an irony that for such a topic, website content is actually overflowing on a mobile safari and gets out of the container so the website appears broken.
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oleggromov
1y ago
I came to comment that at least something good happened to the otherwise cursed project... but you made me reconsider.
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oleggromov
1y ago
> Antibiotic resistance is a problem for society. Infection is a problem for the individual. Unfortunately not necessarily. For many chronic conditions an individual may very well develop an antibiotic resistant bug. There's even pl
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oleggromov
1y ago
It seems to me that since airlines can't force you on a plane except for taking your luggage hostage, you're free to drop as long of a 'tail' as you wish. I'm wondering whether they'd put you on a black list or
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oleggromov
1y ago
Sorry to hear that. Sounds like not a lot of fun!
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oleggromov
1y ago
Of course I can understand it from their point of view. But this doesn't make it any more sensible to me as a consumer of their services. In the aforementioned situation I wasn't trying to exploit the airline, it was a simple mist
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oleggromov
1y ago
> It's generally to protect revenue because buying A-B-C instead of B-C can be cheaper, and hoards of people used to just segments to save money. So they just assume everyone is trying to cheat them. Isn't it ridiculous in the
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oleggromov
1y ago
Leaving aside the no-show rule, which doesn't make much sense to me, this situation is a good example of an accountability sink. The intermediary I booked the tickets with made an obvious mistake and showed the wrong airport code. Mayb
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oleggromov
1y ago
I once booked a plane ticket from my home town airport to another country. The purchase notification said something like "PVA" instead of "POV". I looked it up and turned out, the newly built airport that had this exact
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oleggromov
2y ago
This is wonderful. Thank you.
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oleggromov
2y ago
Working on an interactive SQL tutorial for intermediate+ SQL developers, introducing you to and showing the power of such concepts as JOINs, pivoting (flipping rows to columns & vice versa), subqueries and common table expressions, incl
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oleggromov
2y ago
This is a great inspiring story and wonderful books. Thank you! Trying to find them now.