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Ruby, Javascript, Erlang blog: Snakes, Gems & Coffee: March 2010
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Ruby, Javascript, Erlang blog: Snakes, Gems and Coffee. Topics already covered in this blog: Ruby Idioms. Going forward you will see a lot of posts about: Merb. Ruby 1.9, Server benchmarks, performance, tuning. Why proponents of marriage equality should love graph databases, Part 1: A Reply to 'The Database Engineering Perspective'. Written on 10:28:00 AM by S. Potter. This is a response to the excellent Gay marriage: the database engineering perspective. Johannes (via email) told me about InfoGrid.
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On the Demise of CardSpace
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Musings by Johannes Ernst. On the Demise of CardSpace. March 9, 2011. If you like slugfests between respected people, go no further than the recent. Between Craig Burton (of Novell fame) and Kim Cameron (Microsoft) on what went wrong with CardSpace. Craig for sure has reasons to be angry because he’s been on the board of the Information Card Foundation. That was set up by, among others, Microsoft, to promote information cards, and, as he writes:. I know first-hand, because Microsoft toted the OSIS project.
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Ruby, Javascript, Erlang blog: Snakes, Gems & Coffee: Why proponents of marriage equality should love graph databases, Part 1: A Reply to 'The Database Engineering Perspective'
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Ruby, Javascript, Erlang blog: Snakes, Gems and Coffee. Topics already covered in this blog: Ruby Idioms. Going forward you will see a lot of posts about: Merb. Ruby 1.9, Server benchmarks, performance, tuning. Why proponents of marriage equality should love graph databases, Part 1: A Reply to 'The Database Engineering Perspective'. Written on 10:28:00 AM by S. Potter. This is a response to the excellent Gay marriage: the database engineering perspective. Johannes (via email) told me about InfoGrid.
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The Four Categories of NoSQL Databases – Ferhat's Notebook
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Rsaquo; The Four Categories of NoSQL Databases. Larr; 5 Encryption Errors Developers Keep Making. Prevent Cross-Site (XSS) Malicious Content →. The Four Categories of NoSQL Databases. May 29, 2015 Filed under: Database. Programming Tips and Tricks. And tagged with: Amazon SimpleDB. Very interesting read on the Monitis Blog. Montis describes the following categories:. 2 Column Family Stores. These were inspired by Lotus Notes and are similar to key-value stores. The model is basically versioned docume...
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IoT | Upon 2020
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Musings by Johannes Ernst. Two standing desks, programmable lights, bamboo floor and a Raspberry Pi — my remodeled home office. In January I posted pictures of my gutted home office. Remodeling always take a while, in particular when doing unusual things, but …. The Internet of Things may not exist (yet). 8220;Have you seenthe IoT? 8221; The Internet of Things is supposedly the hottest growth sector in technology since the social media craze. So …. The Amazon Button first-hand: an unterappreciated marvel.
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A Brief History of NoSQL - All About the Code
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All About the Code. A Brief History of NoSQL. Is getting a lot of traction and hype these days but in reality it’s not that new of a thing. I thought I’d trace the roots of NoSQL and see what I’d find. The name NoSQL was in fact first used by Carlo Strozzi in 1998 as the name of file-based database he was developing. For a more complete listing. Aka PICK) databases are developed at TRW in 1965. According to comment from Scott Jones M[umps]. M[umps] is approved as a ANSI standard language in 1977. NDBM wa...
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-20 pounds through low-carb: this is too easy
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Musings by Johannes Ernst. 20 pounds through low-carb: this is too easy. July 8, 2015. Losing weight is supposed to be unpleasant, difficult, and in the long term, pretty much impossible unless you spent a lot of energy on being disciplined (and hungry). People even argue that the body is programmed to gain a couple of pounds a year under the best of circumstances. I’ve now found out this is all false. My exhibit: myself. And some high-carb vegetables like carrots. This turned out to be WAY TOO EASY.
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Healthcare | Upon 2020
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Musings by Johannes Ernst. Update on: the Pain in my Butt. TL;DR: Forget about medical doctors when in musculoskeletal pain; use Google DuckDuckGo, a good chiropractor and systematic exercise. Open-sourcing my condition has …. Open-sourcing my (literal) Pain In The Butt. Update 2015-11-06. Imagine you have a painful medical condition, and the doctors aren’t able to help you. What do you do? 20 pounds through low-carb: this is too easy. The patient-centric healthcare experience I want.
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