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Indeterminate Heuristics A Weblog by Dale Asberry |
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 R. Dale Asberry is a hacker and ornery brat who always gets his way.
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July 13, 2012,
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Having problems with using NFS on Windows 7? Here's a very simple solution.
March 20, 2012,
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In 2004, I posted "Why salary bonus and other incentives fail to meet their objectives". Here's a great RSA presentation by Dan Pink about WHY that's true.
January 23, 2012,
4 comments
I'm test-infected and that's why one of my first exciting Scala discoveries was ScalaTest
January 23, 2012,
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Life and complacency took me away from my first 'love'.
December 22, 2005,
19 comments
For those following my blog, you know that my academic experience resulted in a degree in Physics. Even though I professionally engage in programming, I would prefer to play in the world of physics.
December 1, 2005,
8 comments
A bliki is a key piece in my proposed Personal Knowledge Management platform - I have some ideas, but would like to hear suggestions from others
November 28, 2005,
4 comments
Various web service APIs have been maturing, other technologies have become available, and my own personal thoughts have congealed such that I can create a useful personal knowledge management platform.
November 11, 2005,
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As developers get more savvy in using small-grained requests and web browsers get more powerful as general-purpose processors, this atomization will enable higher-order layering of behavior into rich, value-added applications.
September 19, 2005,
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This is a one-sided analysis of the downsides of using stored procedures. PLEASE do not take this to mean that I'm in any way against their *judicious* use.
January 25, 2005,
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What does this mean? Your nerdiness is:
All hail the monstrous nerd. You are by far the SUPREME NERD GOD!!!
September 30, 2004,
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AOP can do a lot of things but it can't clean up poorly structured code.
September 28, 2004,
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The Jini TOC General House elections are underway. Here are the goals I'm reaching for in the Jini community.
September 28, 2004,
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I've been doing a lot of work around rule engines lately and am starting to feel that there are a number of similarities/parallels between a Rete knowledge base and a Javaspace.
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