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magomarcelo's weblog: dicembre 2008

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Venerdì, dicembre 12, 2008. JUG Milano Meeting #30. Nonostante i miei tentativi di arrivare a Natale senza lavorare. Saltando da una conferenza. Ed al supporto degli Ughi. Con il JUG Milano. Riusciamo anche a piazzare un meeting prima delle feste natalizie! Da @Work Milano, Galleria Borella 3, 20123 Milano. Parliamo di REST con Ugo Cei. E di OSGi con il super-ospite, Paul Fremantle. 160;tutti a mangiar la pizza lì vicino! Ed ecco l'annuncio per il JUG Milano Meeting #30. Iscrizione gratuita via JUG Events.

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This is how I see my world: August 2014

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This is how I see my world. Monday, August 25, 2014. Axis2 is 10 years. All most 10 years ago (August 21, 2004) we started Axis2 project and during last 10 years it has become one of the most successful projects in Apache software foundation (and yes this marked my 10 years at Apache). Axis2 was started with a handful or people including Sanjiva. And second wave consist of many more). Here are the few noticeable tings about Axis2. Helped Sri Lanka to become the open source hub in the Asian continent.

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Sanjiva Weerawarana's Blog: August 2013

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Wednesday, August 21, 2013. WSO2 moving to a new building in Sri Lanka. After many many months of painful work, we are finally starting work at our new location in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Here's a picture taken from my cell phone yesterday afternoon:. The most awesome thing is that we will all be in one building again in Sri Lanka! That's after more than 3 years when we started adding new offices . we had three here until yesterday; today we have one! This is only a small step along the way however .

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Why software developers need to look beyond frameworks and languages | Steve Horsfield

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Information Technology, Business, Politics, Philosophy, Religion and Theology. Why software developers need to look beyond frameworks and languages. Have you heard of integration testing? Or alternatively, wouldn’t it be nice to know and understand how the test environment is constrained similarly and differently from the real world environment? Product ownership and leadership. This means that they should know how to deploy it. They should know how it has been tested. They should know how it has...If th...

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Debates | Steve Horsfield

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Information Technology, Business, Politics, Philosophy, Religion and Theology. On this page you’ll find links to posts encouraging debate. Please add your views. If you’d like to see a debate (political, business, technology, philosophy or religion) on this blog, please add a comment to this page. Marriage: A Private or Social Matter? Posted June 18, 2009]. Hype or Horizon: Total Automatic Translation and Interpretation. Posted June 18, 2009]. Democracy and Party Politics: Open Discussion. Vote for high ...

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Copyright infringement and notification | Steve Horsfield

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Information Technology, Business, Politics, Philosophy, Religion and Theology. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out.

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Why Big Data Analytics is harder than you think: numerical precision matters! | Steve Horsfield

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Information Technology, Business, Politics, Philosophy, Religion and Theology. Why Big Data Analytics is harder than you think: numerical precision matters! How big is your Big Data data set? I recommend that if you are serious about large data sets and numerical precision, you have no choice but to adopt 128-bit arithmetic in most scenarios, especially financial. How big is Big? So, you need something better than a simple spreadsheet to handle this data. Most importantly, you need to understand the ...

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Cloud Distribution - NEWS: August 2010

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Cloud Distribution - NEWS. Cloud Distribution are a Value Added Distributor focusing on the security, management and optimization of devices which access the Cloud. Visit Our Web Site www.cloud-distribution.com. Tuesday, 31 August 2010. Advantages of SaaS (Software as a Service). Credit to saasblogs for image. To name a few are now SaaS based. Reasons behind the success of SaaS:. Since SaaS vendors charge a set price per user per month, the firms don’t have to pay extra money for modules they don&#...

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Performance in SQL Server 2012 degrades when using ColumnStore and no GROUP BY clause | Steve Horsfield

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Information Technology, Business, Politics, Philosophy, Religion and Theology. Performance in SQL Server 2012 degrades when using ColumnStore and no GROUP BY clause. Essentially, the performance of a non-grouping SQL SELECT query degrades when applied to a ColumnStore index. This has been tested with SQL Server 2012 RTM CU1. Performing partial aggregation can result in a 15x performance improvement in some of the cases I observed. Introducing an intermediate GROUP BY clause on an arbitrary (but relativel...