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by alexitosrv 18y ago
Recently, I had to solve that same problem in PostgreSQL. I use a multicolumn index with the soundex of first name, soundex of last name, and birthdate. This yields a set of preliminary candidates to match. On a second step, we prune accord
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
And what will happen to VirtualBox? Oracle has server Virtualization software too...
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Liberation through Data Replication: Unison File Synchronizer(stanford.edu)
1 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|1 comments
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Why Being Smart Won't Get You Laid(alternet.org)
172 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|147 comments
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
This article is filled with pretty obvious statements: You need to include failure reporting tools with your app and c'est tout. I disagree, however, with the reasoning of getting rid of TDD to become a firefighter developer on the basis of
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Interesting result about goto(math.niu.edu)
5 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|0 comments
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Seven Forms of Business Process Management With JBoss jBPM(java.dzone.com)
2 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|3 comments
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
BPM and Workflow technologies sound glamorous, but they are not easy. This is because human beings work in extremely complex ways. The main problem is integration with almost everything.
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
That sounds awfully similar to Windows UAC. "There's a much, much bigger hole than any programmer could possibly exploit: The annoyance factor." Source: http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=222252&cid=180030...
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
Is one of the best titles I read today!
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PostgreSQL 8.4 beta 1 - Short summary of new features(depesz.com)
1 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|0 comments
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Learning POE: HTTP-2-MUD proxy(depesz.com)
2 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|0 comments
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
I disagree with the "Impressive" adjective. It is more like cluttered workspaces where sunlight never hit there. For me, uncluttered workspace is really awesome and it enables me for uncluttered thinking. I just like mine most than ever...
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
been there, done that.
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
Sincerely, I think it deserves the right to be included in this: http://www.grupthink.com/topic/7964/Worst_logos_ever
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MapReduce using Amazon's cluster and differential pricing(glinden.blogspot.com)
4 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|0 comments
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HL7 - Why Make It Simple If It Can Be Complicated?(hl7-watch.blogspot.com)
12 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|6 comments
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
may stop a business being so profitable.
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
I would say to precompute anything the user could run to make things run faster, however accurate anticipation of user needs is really hard. I only thought of these tasks: In a word processing: we can load grammar and nlp engines and downlo
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
Also you guys surely you would like this book too: http://www-csli.stanford.edu/~hinrich/information-retrieval-... http://nlp.stanford.edu/IR-book/pdf/irbookprint.pdf Is a very readable and comprehensive introduction of the field. Besid
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
I would really appreciate if the title gets changed to put [2001]...
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by alexitosrv 18y ago
I really like the visual design of the whole thing. Good job! It looks very polished and professionally designed.
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Jawed Karim: How YouTube Took Off (2006)(gigaom.com)
25 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: How can I get up early in the morning?
96 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|134 comments
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Ask HN: Why did this idea of Internet Time not work?(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|28 comments
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Google launches personalized advertising(glinden.blogspot.com)
1 points by alexitosrv 18y ago|0 comments