@Dick: I think you are right in regard to SQL/RDBMS, it's proving NOT
to scale with todays amount of data, fueling the NoSQL movement
(CouchDB, Cassandra, Redis, db4o...). The thing about LINQ though is
that it's a general purpose query API, for building up query
expressions and firing it off to
Last night I just finished cloning the (huge) netbeans repository for
the second time. I repeated the clone when I found that I couldn't
successfully pull changes, figuring that some intermittent error had
corrupted the repository the first time around... that appears not to
be the case.
- I'm
Didn't ScalaQL http://www.cs.uwm.edu/~dspiewak/papers/scalaql.pdf go a
long way to solving this. (In theory at least?)
The trulyIdiots expression builds upon the idiots expression tree and
in the end, only one SQL query is ever executed.
ditto for ScalaQL as I understood it.
expressions
Dick's leaned to play the bag pipes. It's going to be 48 mins of
that.
On Nov 4, 4:25 pm, Jesper de Jong jes...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi JavaPosse,
Today, the name of JavaPosse in my list of podcast subscribtions in
iTunes has suddenly changed to Pipes Output.
What's happening? You're not
The EU is very skilled at wealth destruction:
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2009/11/04/e-u-requirements-may-force-oracle-to-drop-sun-deal/
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B Smith-Mannschott wrote:
Last night I just finished cloning the (huge) netbeans repository for
the second time. I repeated the clone when I found that I couldn't
successfully pull changes, figuring that some intermittent error had
corrupted the repository the first time around... that
I'd argue that the EU authorities in question are anti-competitive.
Killing off Sun as they're doing only serves to increase the dominance
of IBM and Microsoft in the broader picture.
Does anyone /seriously /see Sun+Oracle as a monopoly in /any /area?
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The EU is just trying to stick it to the US. Oracle/Sun is a great
combination to compete against Microsoft and IBM. There must be some other
reason the EU is dragging its heels.
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:52 AM, Jess Holle je...@ptc.com wrote:
I'd argue that the EU authorities in question are
Have you read the article I linked to? ...commission officials
confirmed that, in spite of repeated requests, Oracle had neither
provided them with evidence that the deal would not cause competition
problems, nor discussed possible remedies.
And after seeing the extremely thin material Oracle
Casper Bang wrote:
Have you read the article I linked to? ...commission officials
confirmed that, in spite of repeated requests, Oracle had neither
provided them with evidence that the deal would not cause competition
problems, nor discussed possible remedies.
I've read tons of articles.
Hi,
Thinking in Java is a fine book and worth keeping around but for the
very beginning, I recommend the Java tutorial here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/index.html
The first trail Getting Started and the second trail Learning the
Java Language are the most important. After that,
For instance, some newspaper
could illustrate us why concerns are only in EU and not in US, I'd be
pretty curious. And nobody can't even blame G.W. Bush for that.
Things work very differently between the EU and the US. As an example,
in the US you are allowed to bash and humiliate a
When regulators obstruct deals causing one of the competitors to be
irrevocably crippled that also impacts the competitive situation.
From a competition standpoint we essentially have 2 options:
1. Marketplace minus Sun in any effective form
2. Marketplace with Sun+Oracle merged
One
It seems ironic to me that the major hangup here seems to be stopping Oracle
from killing MySQL.
If Sun isn't bought at (especially if this deals fall through) the company
will eventually go bankrupt and MySQL will essentially be dead in the water
anyway.
And what other company out there large
Bjorn Monnens wrote:
Does anybody know what happens with the price if Oracle has to drop
mysql? If you pay 7.4 billion and a part of the revenue comes from a
product you have to drop, shouldn't somebody be paying the money you
lose?
I'm not expert here, but I presume Oracle would just
On Nov 3, 8:50 pm, Bayan baya...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
I start learning Java in this month by reading Thinking in Jave book,
before this time i learn bit about C++ and C#, but I don't know what
best IDE i can use it?
please, give me your advices for learning Java for go on it
Others have expressed elsewhere that the EU has a sentimental (and
non-objective) attachment to MySQL -- and the MySQL brand as opposed to
perfectly good forks thereof.
MySQL has European origins -- PostgreSQL has origins in the US. I think
unfortunately it may be that simple for the folk
I'm more convinced by the theories that it's SAP the EU is concerned about.
Eric
On Nov 4, 2009 3:16 PM, Casper Bang casper.b...@gmail.com wrote:
Nah, that sounds more like a conspiracy story than anything else (a
lot of those going around regarding the Sun-Oracle merger). PostgreSQL
is a
Most likely the RSS goes somewhere through Yahoo Pipes (pipes.yahoo.com)
a great data-transformation tool for mashups. I wonder though, that this
appears in a feedburner, which is a google service.
What's happening? You're not renaming the podcast to Pipes Output,
are you? ;-)
I concur with the suggestion about SAP.
It's probably Europe's crown jewel when it comes to software, and it's
directly competing with Oracle. (And I would theorise, in the long
run, going to get its arse kicked in two ways (Oracle taking the high
end with an hardware to services story and
I'm pretty sure there is some JAXB expertise in the Java Posse
community, so here goes...
I am trying to parse an XML document that consists of multiple
namespaces, as in:
eec:attr
eec:titleSummary List of samples/eec:title
eec:namesamples_list/eec:name
eec:typetextarea/eec:type
Yes - we use pipes to munge the output from libsyn a little bit, and
then pass it through feedburner for the stats and tracking (and URL
independence in case we decide to change the underlying delivery
mechanism).
However, I haven't changed anything with the yahoo pipe used for this,
and I just
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