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751.
by systems 15y ago
pivot table is probably the most interesting interface to BI cubes, I've hardly seen them used elsewhere! so i can't really agree on your assumption that "other data sources" would represent 0.1%, in most business places i would say "other
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by systems 16y ago
Hey, first I am from Egypt. Second, I have to admit, I am kind of struct by most of the comments here. Most of the comment are pro google and think andrew here got it for himself. I believe this have to do a lot with cultural differences he
753.
by systems 16y ago
The best advice I can give you (by which I will also be echoing others), try to apply your knowledge as soon as you can. Don't just learn to learn, because you will forget more than you remember.
754.
by systems 16y ago
lisp needs a cpan
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Important Postgres 9.1 Features (upcoming release)(momjian.us)
2 points by systems 16y ago|0 comments
756.
ActiveState would like to sell you protection from the risks of using FOSS(modernperlbooks.com)
2 points by systems 16y ago|0 comments
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Moose 2.0(search.cpan.org)
18 points by systems 16y ago|0 comments
758.
by systems 16y ago
OT, I wish Github would start offering unlimited private repo + limited collaborators say 5 or 10 for a reasonable price
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Plat-forms Redux (a Perl team Alarms, excursions, apologia and conclusions)(shadowcat.co.uk)
6 points by systems 16y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Instant Search(fbinstant.net)
3 points by systems 16y ago|1 comments
761.
by systems 16y ago
I think online learning will grow as a valid option, but i don't think it will ever replace traditional universities. The University experience for many (in my opinion most) is more than just learning, it's also about social networking, act
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UAE to suspend Blackberry services from Oct 11(sify.com)
2 points by systems 16y ago|0 comments
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WebApplications with Apache, MySQL, memcached, and Perl (Book Review))(books.dzone.com)
2 points by systems 16y ago|1 comments
764.
Paul Fox: CRiSP, DTrace, and other technobabble Blog(crtags.blogspot.com)
2 points by systems 16y ago|0 comments
765.
by systems 16y ago
<quote> My wife asserted her rightful place in the hierarchy later that evening, and took it upstairs to the bedroom to relax while watching TV. Tap, tap, tap. Occasionally, she showed me something interesting she found online. A
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Perl vs Scala vs Go vs C (performance)(blog.dryft.net)
9 points by systems 16y ago|31 comments
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Perl 5.12.0 is now available(nntp.perl.org)
5 points by systems 17y ago|0 comments
768.
by systems 17y ago
some comments on the site design (1) make it smaller its ridiculously big, i understand that this style is hip nowadays, buts its also ugly and patronizing (2) add more white an grey, kinda like the original hacker news site, orange is just
769.
by systems 17y ago
Deja vu, iPhone and iPad will eventually be dominated by cheaper and more open commodities and they can keep their "we don't owe anyone anything" mentality
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Presenting Perl(presentingperl.org)
3 points by systems 17y ago|0 comments
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by systems 17y ago
I would like to just add that your site (PRManna) does kinda have the same look and feel of Shankman's site (HARO). I don't believe this is a coincidence. And its not like this look and feel is common.
772.
by systems 17y ago
They gave nice stats by country and platform. I would also like to see stats, by free vs paid accounts? How many of the free account actually use their account are close to their quota limits? It would be nice to know how big can Dropbox sc
773.
by systems 17y ago
The Key benefit of Relational Databases is to maintain integrity. And they do this primarily via 2 concepts: (1) Normalization: storing each fact in the db once (2) Referential Integrity. In an Invoices you have an Invoice Header, that sh
774.
by systems 17y ago
He was probably business oriented and customer focused! I guess it will take some Tech companies a while to understand the importance of having a Tech oriented guy at the top ...
775.
by systems 17y ago
This is a bit unfair, most programming languages do get their share of advocacy. I would agree if you say that Perl is getting the bad type of advocacy, or that those who are advocating Perl are not doing a good job! Ruby get a lot of "good
776.
by systems 17y ago
As simonw said, what's interesting is that people kept commenting for 7 years on this blog post. With some interesting notes * Most of them seem to be Perl folks * None of the language seem to offer anything new to solve that problem 7 year
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Perl vs Python vs Ruby (2002..2009)(mjtsai.com)
23 points by systems 17y ago|14 comments
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by systems 17y ago
Bing Is Not Google
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by systems 17y ago
If you use Gmail, Facebook, or any kind of SaaS, you are very much from "this day and age" and using the latest from the greatest and is trusting your data exclusively to a server! Heck, you trust your money to a bank! You trust your bus dr
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by systems 17y ago
Actually Perl is more like the crazy cute you wonna slap yourself on the face for ever letting her go! The madness was too much, and you wanted sanity, but now that you know better, you know that the madness is the only thing that could sav

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