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19y ago
"I fucking learned it in four hours." Well I hate python, I wish it dies, but honestly I believe with the right documentation, you can learn right about any language in 4 hours, except maybe MDX you will need 8, but thats because MDX is stu
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19y ago
who lied and said he was 12 and under
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i fail to see how SSRS is generic, its not a trivial product, and if you standardize on it to create your enterprise report, you wouldnt wonna change it same goes for sql server 2005, very complex beast okay so maybe you mean, the hosting s
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19y ago
okay ... there is more to the web, then a web browser interface. SSRS (sql services reporting services) was implemented as a webservice. Clients include BIDS (visual studio), and reportmanager, WMI and well maybe more Now, what MS can do, i
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19y ago
well, I was mainly thinking, that more apps should move to the browser, especially apps that dont need to have a complex UI. And a xobni is a social networking app, the web-browser seems like a very good fit for it! Well ... ultimatly its s
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19y ago
So MS will turn into an application hosting company! Hmmm ... I wonder when will google start offering ERP modules, actually I wonder why are they so late! All in all, i believe this is a good thing, it should kill most IT departments or l
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19y ago
"Microsoft may have first approached the company months ago and floated an offer of sub $20 million, which was apparently rejected" Wow, they are aiming for more than 20 mil, if they get it, well, we should all start creating products for M
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Windev .. What do you think?
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19y ago
I guess the main issue is, people who are too much into free software may sometimes loose their grasp of reality You frequent slashdot, this site, the serverside and number of other FOSS wikis and blogs, and you start to think that most ppl
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19y ago
Don't learn Tcl. It has Tk, Expect, Interp, Tkcon, wiki.tcl.tk that you will miss when you have to go back to programming in Arc.You'll be so frustrated with Arc that you'll have to quit your job to work full-time on Tcl -- which is coincid
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19y ago
well in egypt sap just sells software not optimized business process methods
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19y ago
in that case, they didnt have a business model, they just got lucky! if this is what you want to believe, fine, but there are those fields called strategic management, marketing and economics, where people study and discuss how you can make
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19y ago
google sell advertisement, not email accounts google sell advertisement, not end user applications google sell advertisement and to do so they attrack the audience by offering free things ... the idea itself it very simple, the brilliant th
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19y ago
of course no one should want to be a hacker ... in the same sense that no one want to be a book reader, you just can't suddenly force it on you to like reading book! either you do or you don't like to read, think about what you read and tha
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what we've got here is faiiiiilure to communicate! From Guns'n'Roses civial war song, in my opinion, as long you manage to communicate nicely, you won't have problems. Most ppl fail, to communicate! Hackers Non-Hackers alike. Ultimately, wi
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19y ago
not good at all, the language barrier really stood in his way seems like a very decent guy thought ...
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19y ago
nice link thanks
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19y ago
i vote for paul graham to take the torch and replace elisp with arc on a more serious note, my main problem with elisp was that why would i spend any time at all learning a non-general purpose language (and elisp is not sql) learning a lang
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well what is java written in? you can always claim that hadoop is ultimately writen in the language used to create java. they should have used Perl5 and Moose thought!
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19y ago
i would say tables are easier to use and conceptualize about, rather than files, lines and such! with tables you directly deal with your porgramatic objects you dont think of storage, plus sqlite is very easy to use and very portable too!
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19y ago
anyone here used scite, i've tried so many editors on windows and i've found scite to be the best of them all it's starts up quickly, i've added it to the windows shortcut context menu, and scite have this option that allow you to open all
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19y ago
PG misses an important perspective, cyberbullies! People who bully other people because they have better computer knowledge, mainly the two areas of administration and programming The thing is learning, working ... are both hard, and many p
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19y ago
I am not shocked at all, I have to say I predicted this all along! All we were waiting for is a decent UI and a real browser and a qwerty keyboard for mobile devices. I also predict that future mobile phones will also try to increase the sc
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the chart is relevant, to us it's the first movie intelligence solution application to be seen in the wild movie intelligence in the next big thing, the new rave, en vogue and in demand i hope to see the same done on another very interestin
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19y ago
so the same steve-yegge of RnR is the same Geepster* who wrote this blog spot, and also a lisper! this is sorta inconsistent! i am confused * http://www.sdtimes.com/article/column-20071015-01.html
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so javascript is becoming probably the most portable language ever! * Browsers (all of them!) * Java VM * .Net * Windows scripting * infopath * Ajax * Rails Interesting! Learning javascript nowadays is definitely a good time investment. I s
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19y ago
Objective-C? I thought webkit was Qt/C++ like everything Kde!
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BA in Management Information System, MBA sorbonne/dauphine (mbaip.com) Programmer ... hmmm ... someday I will!
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hey a Tcl'er :) Tcl is the best lisp tell them the truth, enlighten their braces crippled souls :PpP But seriously, Tcl is a very smart language, one can only wish it was used more.
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This is very interesting! My first thought was, finally Linux on the desktop! Yea I know/noticed they put the Sun OS on this, but, well ... Unix, Linux ... if it can be done on Sun OS it can be done on Linux I personally think, Sun should j
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