And it's just that sort of attitude that allows a disciplined Republican party to wipe the floor with Democrats time and time again--and to trounce all over them in Congress even when they do win. A fractured Democratic party will never accomplish ANYTHING--zero, zilch, nada. All the sideline philosophy in the world won't help you when you never get to play ball. A fractured _government_ will never accomplish anything except capitulation, forget a single political party. Your point?
You sound like one of those fruits that cries "I like candidate A but he won't win, and I don't want to waste my vote so I'm voting for the cool and trendy candidate B."
What.
The.
Fuck.
People should vote for who's policies they agree with REGARDLESS of who they think will win. The same holds true for the current scuffle in the democratic party. How dare you bitch and moan about the party being "fractured". If it's registered democrats at the convention [fist]fighting for their beliefs more power to them - this is what America is about, having the right to punch-out your fellow democrat at the convention because you don't agree with their candidate's policies.
This is in fact an issue we, as advertisers, have been dealing with for a long time. One ad does not sell a product or service, rather it takes multiple avenues to get a message across. If this tool helps up view thread within an ad campaign and at what points the campaign has different levels of impact, it would allow us to tune our ad-spend to a very granular level.
Things like Adwords is a large toilet that we used to flush money down. Anything that makes our $$$ go further we are all for.
Everyone needs to move past the title. I've met Jon on several occasions and the first edition was very good. The guy is _brilliant_ with Math and does decent with the ladies.
The license for wikipedia content is similar to the BSD code license in that you can't add any new restrictions on the content. What do you think the odds are of google letting that fly?
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You are certainly an ass, but aren't so smart. In mathematics instead of using the words length for 1 dimension, area for 2, volume for 3, and having nothing for higher dimensions, the word volume is used in a generic manner for arbitrary dimensions. When you get to high school you'll realize that you're wrong. Also, bookmark wolfram for future use.
The question did not provide the individual's background which leads me to believe this person is looking for something that will tell him/her how the code works. That coupled with the comments about the UI of some other tools not being good, and there is a clear lack of fundamental knowledge.
Everyone has stories about "..some of the best programmers I've worked with didn't have..." - those type of replies are not cute or insightful.
Someone with real CS degree that was focused on theory, language design, algorithm development and analysis and math should make haste with dissecting an application. If they have a "CS" degree that started them learning how Windows Forms work in VB, then well, yeah, expect problems.
I'm not a troll - obviously if I was I would not be replying. I made a serious comment that apparently made light of some individuals' background. I'm sorry but you that took it personally need to grow up.
I'm not trying to be cute, but here is a google link to mysql issues. I've heard plenty of horror stories from users who can't figure out why their tables become spontaneously corrupt... It happened to a popular forum we host 2 weeks ago.
Not that my opinion matters, but why do I think Pg adoption will increase? Because years back Sun had the choice to push any DB they wanted - even MySQL. They chose Postgres, and as an architect I can see many reasons why. Their purchase of MySQL means overnight they have a new list of clients including google and facebook. Brilliant sales move but that speaks nothing to the technical merits of MySQL. Don't get me wrong, MySQL has it's place, but it's not in the enterprise IMO. I see it more as an Access replacement for smaller/cobbled together apps, not to say it hasn't been hacked to run large apps, but Pg doesn't need hacking by a google, who was nice enough to contribute their hacks back to the MySQL project.
Before you ask why they didn't buy Pg I'll tell you - there is no company to buy.
PostgreSQL adoption: why? I think PgSQL is a better database.
-It's sql92 compliant and always has been - not so of mysql -Pg has had little things like transaction support and subselects forever.... mysql? ha! -Pg is more stable - by far.
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Regards,
You sound like one of those fruits that cries "I like candidate A but he won't win, and I don't want to waste my vote so I'm voting for the cool and trendy candidate B."
What.
The.
Fuck.
People should vote for who's policies they agree with REGARDLESS of who they think will win. The same holds true for the current scuffle in the democratic party. How dare you bitch and moan about the party being "fractured". If it's registered democrats at the convention [fist]fighting for their beliefs more power to them - this is what America is about, having the right to punch-out your fellow democrat at the convention because you don't agree with their candidate's policies.
Regards,
Ack! Post preview Nazi's will get me! Try http://wavemaker.com/ instead!
Ruby doesn't scale. Discuss.
What, it's good for RAD you say? Use something like http://wavemaker.net/ and get RAD with Java.
Ruby: Memory issues, less scalable than Java. Lame.
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MOD PARENT DOWN(-1 Democrat lacky)
in soviet russia.....
humor gets YOU!
Java is in a higher league than PHP. It's no contest.
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Not true.
This is in fact an issue we, as advertisers, have been dealing with for a long time. One ad does not sell a product or service, rather it takes multiple avenues to get a message across. If this tool helps up view thread within an ad campaign and at what points the campaign has different levels of impact, it would allow us to tune our ad-spend to a very granular level.
Things like Adwords is a large toilet that we used to flush money down. Anything that makes our $$$ go further we are all for.
Regards,
Most advertise "unlimited bandwidth" or "unlimited transfer". Now that fine-print isn't going to save them.
Live by the marketing hype, die by the same.
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The sat was moving ~17,000 MPH and the missile was moving ~5,000 MPH.
I still hate calculus...... (especially calc2!)
Everyone needs to move past the title. I've met Jon on several occasions and the first edition was very good. The guy is _brilliant_ with Math and does decent with the ladies.
Regards,
The drop is a screw so it's magnitudes more than 58".
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Q: How do you get an Ohio State Grad off your porch?
A: You pay him for the pizza.
I'll be here all week....
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http://mathworld.wolfram.com/Volume.html
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Nothing I've heard, but as a Sun shareholder I would really like to see this happen. SGI is _cheap_ right now for the IP it has.
I miss IRIX too.....
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Does google get ownership of anything that is uploaded? I wonder how foolish scientists will be as to unknowingly forfeit their copyrights, IP, etc.
Where did you get "stress" from? Doesn't bother me a bit. :)
How about creating a new tag:
"Troll needing ego boost" Better yet, how about "-11 - Liberal Arts Major AC sucking my oxygen and tax dollars!"
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I had a serious response.
The question did not provide the individual's background which leads me to believe this person is looking for something that will tell him/her how the code works. That coupled with the comments about the UI of some other tools not being good, and there is a clear lack of fundamental knowledge.
Everyone has stories about "..some of the best programmers I've worked with didn't have..." - those type of replies are not cute or insightful.
Someone with real CS degree that was focused on theory, language design, algorithm development and analysis and math should make haste with dissecting an application. If they have a "CS" degree that started them learning how Windows Forms work in VB, then well, yeah, expect problems.
I'm not a troll - obviously if I was I would not be replying. I made a serious comment that apparently made light of some individuals' background. I'm sorry but you that took it personally need to grow up.
Regards,
A college degree in something CS/related will help you.
Regards,
...We once found out the hard way that triggers weren't running because they couldn't replicate from the master.... Eh boy........I'm not trying to be cute, but here is a google link to mysql issues. I've heard plenty of horror stories from users who can't figure out why their tables become spontaneously corrupt... It happened to a popular forum we host 2 weeks ago.
Not that my opinion matters, but why do I think Pg adoption will increase? Because years back Sun had the choice to push any DB they wanted - even MySQL. They chose Postgres, and as an architect I can see many reasons why. Their purchase of MySQL means overnight they have a new list of clients including google and facebook. Brilliant sales move but that speaks nothing to the technical merits of MySQL. Don't get me wrong, MySQL has it's place, but it's not in the enterprise IMO. I see it more as an Access replacement for smaller/cobbled together apps, not to say it hasn't been hacked to run large apps, but Pg doesn't need hacking by a google, who was nice enough to contribute their hacks back to the MySQL project.
Before you ask why they didn't buy Pg I'll tell you - there is no company to buy.
Regards,
-It's sql92 compliant and always has been - not so of mysql
-Pg has had little things like transaction support and subselects forever.... mysql? ha!
-Pg is more stable - by far.
The list really should end there.
Regards,