Such is the pace of a popular framework like Rails. I submitted this review to/. over 2 months ago, and yet another release of Rails is imminent. A paper-based publishing process just can't keep up.
The only remarkable thing about this man's research (at least what I can tell from the superficial article) is that he got published in Science. Music theory scholars study all kinds of mathematical models with strong resemblances to his multi-dimensional lattices. There's a whole branch of music theory devoted to graphical, parsimonious chordal analysis and derivatives thereof.
Neo-Riemannian theory centers around a triangularly-tiled toroidal space (usually represented as a flat plane) in which chords, represented as whole triangles, typically move one vertex at a time, flipping across the space along adjacent sides.
Re:Benchmarks mean nothing, specially these ones.
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Radiant CMS has no immediate plans to move to 1.9. Obviously, Rails will need to support it first, and even then Ruby 1.9 is a development release, not a stable one.
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I did my best to review the book honestly. All I can give you is my word.
Such is the pace of a popular framework like Rails. I submitted this review to /. over 2 months ago, and yet another release of Rails is imminent. A paper-based publishing process just can't keep up.
The only remarkable thing about this man's research (at least what I can tell from the superficial article) is that he got published in Science. Music theory scholars study all kinds of mathematical models with strong resemblances to his multi-dimensional lattices. There's a whole branch of music theory devoted to graphical, parsimonious chordal analysis and derivatives thereof.
Neo-Riemannian theory centers around a triangularly-tiled toroidal space (usually represented as a flat plane) in which chords, represented as whole triangles, typically move one vertex at a time, flipping across the space along adjacent sides.
Radiant CMS has no immediate plans to move to 1.9. Obviously, Rails will need to support it first, and even then Ruby 1.9 is a development release, not a stable one.