bayareaguy

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by bayareaguy 17y ago
labor: I don't think this proposal will affect the amount of work I do.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
labor: This proposal will *reduce the work* I must do.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
privacy: I think this proposal would cause my *personal privacy to decrease*.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
privacy: I don't think this proposal would have any effect on my personal privacy.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
privacy: I think this proposal would cause my *personal privacy to increase*.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
opinion: I am *strongly against* this specific proposal.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
opinion: I am *mildly against* this specific proposal.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
opinion: I am not in favor or opposed to this specific proposal.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
opinion: I am *mildly in favor* of this specific proposal.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
opinion: I am *strongly in favor* of this specific proposal.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
knowledge: I've only read than short comments about this proposal by people like the folks here at HN.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
knowledge: I've only read comments about this proposal by people I generally trust on these sorts of things but I don't know if they've read any part of the proposal.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
knowledge: I've not read any part of the proposal, but I was informed on it by someone I know personally who did.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
knowledge: I have read a portion of the proposal quoted in an editorial.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
knowledge: I have read a draft of the proposal, e.g. from http://register.consilium.europa.eu/pdf/en/09/st03/st03674.en09.pdf
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
knowledge: I have read several drafts of this proposal and am personally familiar with this particular legislation.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
Unfortunately I found that foreign keys in my Rails migrations were a constant source of headaches. Moreover, I decided to migrate to Heroku during the project and had to re-write the foreign keys for Postgres instead of MySQL. What did I
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
I would urge those who think fiction a waste of time to read Thomas Jefferson's letter[1] to Robert Skipwith. In particular: everything is useful which contributes to fix in the principles and practices of virtue. 1- http://www.sheilaomal
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
The biggest missing feature is good email integration I would suggest looking at RT: Request Tracker. It has excellent support for creating and managing tickets with email.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
I'd like our government to do more to help rather than hinder folks like Carl Malamud and the others at http://public.resource.org
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
I've always been fascinated by the art and architecture of Eugene Tsui. http://images.google.com/images?q=Eugene+Tsui http://www.tdrinc.com/
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
I enjoyed Lakoff and Núñez's section on this in their book Where Mathematics Comes From [1]. The relevent pages are available at Google Books[2]. 1- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_Mathematics_Comes_From 2- http://books.google.com/b
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
GForge - http://gforge.org/gf/
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
anyone got a good use case for laptop use? I may be in the minority but I would have liked the opportunity to use the same filesystem on my OSX laptop that I do on my database server.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
Although title makes me skeptical (why 7 languages? why 7 weeks?), this sounds interesting since I don't know those languages. I hope it does more then repackage what I could otherwise easily find.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
While the "NoSQL" moniker is catchy, misconceptions are inevitable so long as this category is defined more by what it isn't rather than what it actually is. What is NoSQL all about aside from scalability, performance, key/value access or
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
I'd love something like this that could install all the windows tools I use on machines at work: Emacs, Cygwin, Mercurial (TortoiseHG), Sysinternals, Wireshark, iperf, MySQL & PostgreSQL clients (e.g. pgAdminIII/phpPgAdmin) and either W
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
That's a good idea. This could even be the start of a viable product catagory. While in many cases it's trivial, I think it would also make sense for NoSQL's to add some kind of way to support common INSERT or COPY FROM .csv file commands.
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by bayareaguy 17y ago
djb is also the author of one of my favorite database libraries: http://cr.yp.to/cdb.html
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Sector/Sphere: High Performance Distributed File System and Parallel Data Engine(sector.sourceforge.net)
26 points by bayareaguy 17y ago|4 comments

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