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Experiences B{logged}: Animal Sounds for Toddlers and Kids

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Planned to share my experiences on the software and tools I have used. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. Animal Sounds for Toddlers and Kids. My newest creation: the application was built to be fun, entertaining and to help your kid learn the animals and the sounds they make. Flipping the stars, a cute animal appears. It is intended to be simple and easy to use, with no language boundaries. Search on my site. Site search by Metahint. Animal Sounds for Toddlers and Kids. Places I have been . View my complete profile.

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Finger tree: January 2012

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Not the first blog to be named after an obscure data structure, nor will it be the last. Sunday, January 15, 2012. Let's make a Bloom filter. Bloom filters are a simple yet brilliant data structure, and once you learn about them, you start seeing applications for them everywhere. I'm going to quickly go over the absolute basics of what a Bloom filter is and how it works; for much more detail, the Wikipedia page is good. It has two basic operations:. Returns either false, if. For it. For our little to...

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Experiences B{logged}: January 2006

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Planned to share my experiences on the software and tools I have used. Saturday, January 07, 2006. You may have wanted to peak into a queue or topic. Did you find a suitable tool for it? I have used Hermes. And I had a pleasant experience. Hermes is a Swing application. That allows you to interact with JMS. It offers some nice tutorials of setting it up with the JMS provider you are using. For example, check out the tutorial. Technorati tags: Hermes JMS. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Search on my site.

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Experiences B{logged}: September 2006

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Planned to share my experiences on the software and tools I have used. Tuesday, September 05, 2006. These are some really interesting articles you can read over at Artima Developer. They are all about C , and about the most important things that have been accomplished so far using this programming language. A tip for starters: make sure you understand and get to know as many languages as you can, but deeply, so you can make the right choice of the language that suits you. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Experiences B{logged}: December 2006

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Planned to share my experiences on the software and tools I have used. Saturday, December 30, 2006. Best jobs of 2006 -. With this post I propose to put an end to 2006, and I thought it would be a good idea to point out one study made by CNNMoney. Was organized to find out the best jobs and their caracteristics (research done in USA). And here are the top 10 jobs of 2006 (in the USA):. 4 Human Resources Manager. 6 Market research analyst. 7 Computer IT analyst. 8 Real Estate Appraiser. Search on my site.

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Finger tree: February 2011

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Not the first blog to be named after an obscure data structure, nor will it be the last. Sunday, February 6, 2011. Storing passwords securely in Haskell. If you need to store and verify passwords, the usual advice. Is to use bcrypt. Just use pwstore. It handles the details for you. What this library does is this:. Combine the user's password with a randomly-generated salt. Hash this slowly. By iterating SHA-256 a few thousand times, we make brute-force guessing a lot less practical. How to use it. There ...

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Experiences B{logged}: August 2006

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Planned to share my experiences on the software and tools I have used. Monday, August 28, 2006. This has been a long time since I have added a post here. Well, I will explain shortly the reason and let you know of my future plans. Work - as lots of us know - took most of my time, but then a long summer vacation followed. I think I can consider this the next series of my posts (the new series), as soon enough there will be a year since I started blogging. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Search on my site.

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Finger tree: July 2011

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Not the first blog to be named after an obscure data structure, nor will it be the last. Sunday, July 24, 2011. Port of Murmur3 hash to C. Is a non-cryptographic hash function. Stupendously fast, with excellent mathematical properties. It's just the thing to use if you want to make a hash table. Or a Bloom filter. The Murmur3 C code is on GitHub here. To see how it's used. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Site search by Metahint. Port of Murmur3 hash to C. View my complete profile.

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Experiences B{logged}: April 2008

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Planned to share my experiences on the software and tools I have used. Monday, April 21, 2008. One great challenge for all. Android Developers Blog: Android Developers Have Risen to the Challenge. Android - the real developer challenge. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Search on my site. Site search by Metahint. One great challenge for all. Places I have been . View my complete profile.