Advent of Code 2024 in pure SQL
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Advent of Code 2024 in pure SQL
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#2Absolutely horrifying. Well done.
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#3for those who don't know, the author is one of the best DB researchers in the world
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#4I reacted to this title the way I react a new menu item at Taco Bell: a strange mixture of desire, shame, and admiration for human ingenuity.
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#5I reacted to this title the way I react a new menu item at Taco Bell: a strange mixture of desire, shame, and admiration for human ingenuity.
I work a lot with databases and I've seen... stuff. It's not as bad as you might think if you know what you are doing. Most RDBMSs support recursive CTEs, it feels like writing Prolog with a slightly sadistic syntax. For something like AoC the most difficult part is probably parsing the input.
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#6Absolutely horrifying. Well done.
"Thanks, I hate it"
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#7I reacted to this title the way I react a new menu item at Taco Bell: a strange mixture of desire, shame, and admiration for human ingenuity.
I'm as equally amazed by the solutions in this post's github repo as I am with Taco Bell's new chicken nuggets.
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#8I'm angry but in a good way.
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#9for those who don't know, the author is one of the best DB researchers in the world
Thomas Neumann doing Thomas Neumann things
Re: Advent of Code 2024 in pure SQL
#10I reacted to this title the way I react a new menu item at Taco Bell: a strange mixture of desire, shame, and admiration for human ingenuity.
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