Hi, I'm Rauf Aliev.

Today I walked my dog and saw an intriguing tree.

12 years ago

(For those of my friends who share the field with me)

Excited to share my latest article on how SAP Commerce stores models in memory! This piece delves into an area that is underdocumented by SAP due to “lowlevelness” and is primarily intended for developers seeking to deepen their understanding of this complex topic.

Actually, how memory is used in SAP Commerce is a vast topic. To begin with, I decided to explore a relatively simple aspect, such as the unusual structure that appears in the debugger when trying to view the contents of any SAP Commerce model. We will also discuss how to access all the object properties contained within it.

Check it out!

We periodically hold shred events—where people bring all sorts of paper clutter for recycling. Additionally, you should bring a small amount of cash with you. In turn, the organizers bring a sponsor, Dunkin Donuts, with donuts and coffee.

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Need to get rid of old, sensitive paperwork? It’s time for our 13th on-site, while-you-watch shredding day!

Come by the Re/Max Executives parking lot on Saturday, April 15 from 9 AM to Noon, and help us fill the truck!

Dunkin Donuts coffee, donuts, and water will be provided. A $5 minimum donation is requested.

We ask everyone to review the graphics of what is acceptable and unacceptable.

This will go a long way in keeping the line moving quickly so you can get on with your Saturday.

Humans have a face, animals have a snout, and birds-? What comes to mind first, a Beak, it’s still a part, like the mouth or nose is part of the human face.

Today we’re watching the last episode of Tales from the Loop.

Recently, after an episode where all the characters were smart Asians, there was an episode about a kind black gay man.

No, it’s fine, I have nothing against it, but I then shared with Nadya that for the SJW agenda, it only lacked disabled characters.

And what do you think? In the very next episode! Like a leitmotif.

Well, overall, it’s a decent series. Melancholic, of course. And slow, but that’s intentional. The music is good. I immediately went on to look for the sheet music for Walk to School.

And yet. I feel like something is off with Amazon. The last attempt was to watch their adaptation of The Hobbits, where the main character was a black hobbit woman. Again, I’m all for diversity, but damn, why follow the agenda so blatantly. Like checking off a list.

By the way, have you watched it? Did you like it?

Somehow unnoticeably, Google rolled out Google Lens on the web. Probably some time ago, because there was just a simple image search there relatively recently. So, you go to images.google.com, click on the image icon, and paste the URL of the image you want to know more about into the field. You can also upload an image. The previous image search is now located via the link from the Google Lens results page “Find Image Source”.

Today, I was browsing Wikipedia and found Linnaeus’ taxonomy of animals quite amusing.

The Latin name for the genus “Bison” is Bison.

One of its species, the American bison, in Latin is Bison bison.

And one of the subspecies of the American bison, the plains bison, in Latin is Bison bison bison.

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The Latin name for the genus “gorilla” is Gorilla.

One of its species, the western gorilla, in Latin is Gorilla gorilla.

And one of the subspecies of the Western gorilla, the western lowland gorilla, in Latin is Gorilla gorilla gorilla.

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I downloaded the complete directory and took another look. Here are some interesting ones:

Gallus gallus gallus – domestic chicken

Liparis liparis liparis – European smelt

Bubo bubo bubo – Eurasian eagle-owl

Alces alces alces – European moose

Perdix perdix perdix – grey partridge

Puffinus puffinus puffinus – Manx shearwater

Pica pica pica – common magpie

Regulus regulus regulus – goldcrest

There are dozens more like these.

You can check here:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/

“Mind taking me to the farm, bro?”

How interesting everything turns out, Telegram now replaces morning website reading. On the topic of AI, especially ChatGPT, I highly recommend Nikita Rvachev’s blog.

Generally, it’s interesting that Facebook groups are dying, while Telegram thrives. And there’s really nothing else significant out there.