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by platform 11y ago
WRT > This isn't the right question. The question is, "Who should be profiting from research papers?" I am not sure that the way you put it s right either. Because "who should be profiting from research papers?"
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by platform 11y ago
Taxpayer funded research must be free to read. Also, a research that has been at least partially tax-funded resulting in a publication, must not be usable as an necessary ingredient for a commercial patent. That is, a patent can include thi
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by platform 11y ago
) IBM pension liability approaches 100 billion USD [1] ) IBM has a number of low profit IT services. Cutting the services completely out of their portfolio, for one reason or another, at this point in time -- was not an option My conjectu
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by platform 11y ago
I have not tried it. But in my next business venture, I plan to actually do peer programming with the candidate. This is will allow members of my team (or myself) to get to know the candidate, evaluate the 'wave lengths', and how
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by platform 11y ago
Thx for the reference. I had no idea. I presume it reflects Andy's biases (which is, of course, up to Andy) WRT Gov. Susana Martinez .... A good-looking Latina governor from a Western swing state with a fiery conservative spe
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by platform 11y ago
I have used Apache Storm and Erlang OTP. And cannot still grasp how micro-services are different from Storm's bolt's or Erlang's processes. While subjective, for a JVM-based solution stack, Apache Storm appears to be more ele
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by platform 11y ago
for a moment I thought that this would allow in C++ to create a 'python dictionary' like data structure for a run-time provided array of JSON objects (as an example), whose schema was known at compile time. However tuples, do not
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by platform 11y ago
While it is possible to avoid using frameworks, it is not practical to avoid using powerful and expressive patterns. React is implementing several patterns. At least 2 of them are: 1) unidirectional flow of state management 2) server/c
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by platform 11y ago
I expect micro kernels will be more prevalent in the future. Hardware platforms will have to evolve to have more physical independence and redundancy (both by replication, and different-vendor components assigned to have same functions).
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Sony finalizes buyout of Toshiba's sensor business(dpreview.com)
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by platform 11y ago
In my view, AMEX will not survive, unless it innovates by creating new 'types and ways' of credit card usage. Eg offering multiple currency balances, digital currencies, using a card for non-payment functions, integrating with pho
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Shen Professional 1.0 (By Lambda Associates) Availabe(groups.google.com)
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I do not like the methodology. I was subjected to it 3 times in '09 during the recession when nobody was hiring. I went to the next level of interviews in all the cases -- but did not get those jobs at the time. Hope will never need
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by platform 11y ago
Excel's programming model is called "non monotonic data flow programming" [1]. The diagram referenced in [1] shows which other languages support that model Therefore I would suggest to start from Oz, Alice, Curry, AKL, FCP...
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by platform 11y ago
Green Array Chips architecture is quite interesting. Perhaps a natural question, is there a software framework that mimics this way of building horizontally scalable services?
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by platform 11y ago
this wrapper seems to be leveraging the new C++ features to provide type-safe attribute maps, while avoiding dependencies on boost (for example, the other popular wrapper, luabind wrapper depends on boost). This is just from my initial rea
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by platform 11y ago
I agree with the overall sentiment, the scientific community working on cancer cure(s) is failing us, the patients and their families. And they are failing us because of some fundamental gaps in how the research, and subsequent review/
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by platform 11y ago
How did Lisp solve (40 years ago) the problem of generating a compile time errors when types of the arguments into a function call did not match with what the developer of the function anticipated?
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by platform 11y ago
from Kotlin's blog " ...now Quasar provides fibers (lightweight threads), Go-like channels, Erlang-like actors, and other asynchronous tools..." Getting these capabilities available for Android development in a reasonably li
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by platform 11y ago
It is commercially licensed, but MarkLogic scales horizontally and is capable of full text search and structured queries (via xquery) https://developer.marklogic.com/learn/2009-07-search-api-wal... They also have Alert
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by platform 11y ago
I did not know about EB. donated to one of the organizations listed at the end of Mihai's post http://mihai.sucan.ro/mihai/blog/thanks
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by platform 12y ago
You might find an alignment of the vision with Nim http://nim-lang.org/ . The have done a C backend as for their language, and the language appears to have the semantic properties you have mentioned... from the site: &quot
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by platform 12y ago
This one: " The license granted hereunder will terminate, automatically and without notice, ..... (b) that any right in any patent claim of Facebook is invalid" Basically if you accept Facebook's license, your right to use F
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by platform 12y ago
> the ads on every page are just like time travel Indeed, quite interesting. I had a thought that having these magazines scans in searcheable form, could help to fight patent trolls. For example, I saw an ad there for 'Gina -- the
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[Q] Open source (MIT/BSD/Apache/Eclipse licensed) app store?
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by platform 12y ago
MarkLogic alerts is similar https://docs.marklogic.com/guide/search-dev/alerts " An alerting application is used to notify users when new content is available that matches a predefined (and usually stored) qu
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by platform 12y ago
The article states that there was recent change in Turkey where the referring to the Armenian genocide is now longer a criminal offense " ... For nearly a century, the Turkish state has denied the Armenian genocide—until recently, you
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by platform 12y ago
as far as I understand it, shredding hiearchical documents into a relationa store is optional feature of Oracle XMLDB http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database-features/xmldb/xm... It is called XMLDB structu
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by platform 12y ago
Implicit joins idea seems has already been expressed in SPARQL http://thefigtrees.net/lee/sw/sparql-faq#benefits In my view, a good query language should support tool-free DSL-ization. Meaning that it should be
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by platform 12y ago
Alright, some basics: having data "on disk/network/whatever IO" does not mean that you application will be bound by I/O. If you care for your application performance you will quickly learn how to cache data (and tha

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