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May 17, 2011. Thoughts on Twitter's rate limit. This weekend I read an article about Twitter that, among other things, mentioned the limit in the number of tweets per user and the restriction that it creates on timeline searches. It made me think: really? Come on, it's just 140 characters! I have some space left in my drive, if they need it! And the references in it. Assuming the worst case scenario, in which all the 140 characters used and are special ones, a single tweet would take 280 bytes of storage...

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May 17, 2011. Thoughts on Twitter's rate limit. This weekend I read an article about Twitter that, among other things, mentioned the limit in the number of tweets per user and the restriction that it creates on timeline searches. It made me think: really? Come on, it's just 140 characters! I have some space left in my drive, if they need it! And the references in it. Assuming the worst case scenario, in which all the 140 characters used and are special ones, a single tweet would take 280 bytes of storage...

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October 19, 2010. Today I subscribed to the Toronto's CloudCamp. Acording to the official website, it is an unconference. Where "early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas". Sounds pretty cool, I'm in! There is no agenda for the event! OK, there's an opening session, but after that, all sorts of topics are discussed in an open format, without scripts or preparation, and attendees are free to walk by and find something they consider useful. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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May 17, 2011. Thoughts on Twitter's rate limit. This weekend I read an article about Twitter that, among other things, mentioned the limit in the number of tweets per user and the restriction that it creates on timeline searches. It made me think: really? Come on, it's just 140 characters! I have some space left in my drive, if they need it! And the references in it. Assuming the worst case scenario, in which all the 140 characters used and are special ones, a single tweet would take 280 bytes of storage...

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hacking diary: Integrating Android App Inventor apps with DB2

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May 12, 2011. Integrating Android App Inventor apps with DB2. In the end of my last post, Easy Android Development with App Inventor. I was wondering about App Inventor integration with external data from different databases. How about using the TinyWebDB component for that? IBM recently released a new version of DB2 Express-C, Fix Pack 4, so I think it would be a good idea to try it out! Raul Chong's article on developerWorks. Where you can find tips on going through the installation process. That way, ...

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hacking diary: Easy Android development with App Inventor

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May 4, 2011. Easy Android development with App Inventor. Lately I have been messing around with App Inventor. It's a really cool Web IDE, maintained by Google, that allows non programmers to quickly and easily build and deploy Android applications on their phones. Check their short video presenting the idea. This way, the block. Triggers when TinyWebDB.GotValue. Triggers when TinyWebDB.ValueStored. Assuming that the operations were executed successfully. If not,. For the server side, the actual database,...

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hacking diary: October 2010

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October 19, 2010. Today I subscribed to the Toronto's CloudCamp. Acording to the official website, it is an unconference. Where "early adopters of Cloud Computing technologies exchange ideas". Sounds pretty cool, I'm in! There is no agenda for the event! OK, there's an opening session, but after that, all sorts of topics are discussed in an open format, without scripts or preparation, and attendees are free to walk by and find something they consider useful. October 5, 2010. My dear diary. :). This is a ...

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DB2 Express-C Team Blog. Tuesday, May 08, 2012. Ditch Oracle Database for free with DB2 Express-C. For two major releases, DB2 has included an industrial strength feature for running applications originally written for Oracle Database's flavour of SQL and PL/SQL. The performance for it is excellent - many people have reported significantly faster performance after switching their applications to DB2. Oracle compatibility feature is now part of the free DB2 Express-C edition. Download DB2 Express-C 10.

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DB2 Express-C Team Blog. Monday, June 17, 2013. Download DB2 Express-C 10.5. DB2 Express-C 10.5. Is now available for download. Express-C is the free edition of the DB2 database. Unlike the competitor express offerings, DB2 Express-C does not impose any limit on the size of database. The new DB2 Express-C 10.5 release also relaxes its memory restriction by 400%. It will now use up to 16GB of memory. Download DB2 Express-C 10.5. Learn DB2 on Big Data University. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). So You ...

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DB2 Express-C Team Blog. Tuesday, November 27, 2012. Big Data University at 50,000. Over 50,000 people have signed up for free online courses about SQL, DB2, and Hadoop at Big Data University. The courses on Big Data University are self-paced and completion is marked with a certificate. Students support each other and can get expert advice in the forums. There is a range of subjects and levels in the courses. As a site, Big Data University. Was launched in January 2011. Labels: Big Data University. Free ...

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Thursday, April 21, 2011. Enabling jQuery support in RubyMine. Last week we saw how to enable jQuery support. In your Rails 3.0.x app for all your. But after @dhh's leak. Today we know for sure: Rails 3.1 will ship with jQuery as the default. That's great news and I believe it will clear any doubt from a beginner's mind on which JavaScript library she should focus on. If you still plan to use the Prototype helpers/RJS though, it will be as easy as upgrading your application to use the. Links to this post.

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Monday, February 13, 2012. Ruby 1.9.3 via RVM on Mac OSX Lion: Success Story. After a long time away from Rails and Ruby, I roll up my sleeves today and try to figure out what I’ve missed lately:. First, Rails 3.2. Proves to be engineered to work faster in dev mode. By now incorporating the. Then reading some more, Ruby 1.9.3. Bubbles up — it’s freaking fast bro. Great news, time for our good old friend RVM:. Rvm install 1.9.3. The installer fails with an error message including. Found all the questions.

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Unfolding Code: Using RVM to Install Rails 3.1: Best Practices

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Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Using RVM to Install Rails 3.1: Best Practices. Wayne E. Seguin. A command line tool which allows us to easily install, manage and work with multiple ruby environments from interpreters to sets of gems. This article focuses on the workflow of installing RVM. And use it to install Ruby 1.9.2. And install Rails 3.1. While considering current best practices. Installing Ruby Version Manager. If your Ubuntu 11.04 is still fresh from the oven, you may want to first install. Start by crea...

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Unfolding Code: August 2012

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Wednesday, August 8, 2012. Moodle localization: to enrol or to enroll? Ever wondered how would language localization affect a Moodle. Powered online educational site with more than 38,000 active users? We all know Moodle. Aka e-learning software platform)—was first baked all the way in Australia. And you could see that Moodle was Australian at heart long before it grew to be the large international community that it is today. The language pack installed and used by default by Moodle is. The elegant solut...

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Jeff Jonas on Big Data and Geospatial Super-Food. As large collections of data come together, some very exciting and somewhat unexpected things happen. As data grows, the quality of predictions improves (less false positives, less false negatives), poor quality data starts to become helpful, and computation can actually get faster as the number of records grows. Ndash; Chief Scientist, IBM Entity Analytics Group and an IBM Distinguished Engineer – on September 28. What does s...

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Unfolding Code: December 2012

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Monday, December 10, 2012. Looking for a passion for Ruby, cloud and big data. Back in 2010…. 8230;Antonio was announcing that IBM was looking for top notch student hackers. After a process that provided many skill-building lessons. Joined the team at the IBM Toronto Software Lab. 8230;it's time again to look for the right attitude and for a matching potential. We are looking for 2 students. Mdash;from zero to deployment—with cloud computing. Our team is best described as a " Startup within IBM. If you a...

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