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     Programming and design experiment - (admin) - (27)
         Yes, or Icon, Wade... ;-) -NT - (admin) - (1)
             I do most of my programming in PHP these days. - (static)
         This sounds familiar. - (static) - (5)
             Re: This sounds familiar. - (admin) - (4)
                 We're back to a scalability layer. - (static) - (3)
                     You can do that with PEAR - (drewk) - (1)
                         ADODB has a reputation. - (static)
                     Re: We're back to a scalability layer. - (admin)
         A few ideas - (admin) - (6)
             How critical is update ordering? - (drewk) - (5)
                 Critical. - (admin) - (4)
                     That's could be really hard. - (static) - (3)
                         One reason why I lean towards all-in-memory - (admin) - (2)
                             Doable from a database as well... - (ChrisR) - (1)
                                 I didn't say it wasn't doable. - (admin)
         Consistency, Availability, Reliability - (tuberculosis) - (4)
             Define your terms. - (admin) - (3)
                 mmm kay - (tuberculosis) - (2)
                     That's what I thought, for the most part. - (admin)
                     Or how about we do this: - (admin)
         Have you looked at the O'Reilly database war stories? - (tonytib) - (4)
             Yes, I've seen those before. - (admin) - (3)
                 I'm really starting to think there's something to my idea - (drewk) - (2)
                     Isn't that what SQLite is sorta trying to solve? - (static) - (1)
                         It's a solution to a specific problem - (drewk)
         XBase, of course. - (pwhysall) - (1)
             I heard that -NT - (tablizer)
     While we are on interview questions - (tuberculosis) - (1)
         Simple 1 line incremental optical encoder - (tonytib)
     How the Shutdown Button coding process worked in Vista. - (Another Scott) - (1)
         <Ashton>Y. P. B.</Ashton> -NT - (drewk)
     Steve Yegge (who he? - ed) on Perl - (pwhysall) - (62)
         IRLRPD. (new thread) - (Another Scott)
         He worked for Amazon for many years - (tuberculosis) - (60)
             Well based on that ... - (folkert) - (59)
                 Key factors are - (tuberculosis) - (58)
                     do it all the time - (boxley)
                     I have never had an under spec'd system. - (folkert) - (56)
                         More to the point is will it fit on one machine? - (tuberculosis) - (55)
                             I guess I think to simply. - (folkert) - (22)
                                 You would filewalk for every query? - (crazy) - (18)
                                     RAMFS? -NT - (folkert) - (17)
                                         Doesn't matter - (crazy) - (5)
                                             That would be a radix-search, I think. - (static) - (3)
                                                 Nah, you want a hash - (tuberculosis) - (2)
                                                     I thought a radix search was also O(1). - (static) - (1)
                                                         Gah - my bad - (tuberculosis)
                                             Also, I just thought about your file size - (crazy)
                                         On a 32 bit machine? -NT - (tuberculosis) - (10)
                                             Ever heard of PAE? - (folkert) - (9)
                                                 I'd call that exotic technology -NT - (tuberculosis) - (8)
                                                     No, it is bone stock on everything since the P3 from Intel - (folkert) - (7)
                                                         And AMD? PowerPC? ARM? - (tuberculosis) - (6)
                                                             You said COMMON 32-bit - (folkert) - (5)
                                                                 That kind of weasel won't get you a job - (tuberculosis) - (4)
                                                                     This line of questioning wouldn't get you a candidate for - (folkert) - (3)
                                                                         Whoa - (crazy) - (2)
                                                                             No he got downright rude. -NT - (folkert) - (1)
                                                                                 I'm not trying to be rude - (tuberculosis)
                                 Where did you get 1G? - (tuberculosis) - (2)
                                     Not all 9 digit numbers are valid. - (Another Scott) - (1)
                                         I assumed so - (tuberculosis)
                             something you forgot, what lawyer to hire - (boxley) - (1)
                                 Nah - (crazy)
                             We talked about this one before - (admin) - (6)
                                 We did - he didn't - (tuberculosis) - (5)
                                     Just saying... - (admin) - (4)
                                         But we hardly talk about programming at all anymore - (tuberculosis) - (3)
                                             :-) - (Another Scott) - (2)
                                                 I agree on the eyeballs. - (static)
                                                 I put most of my programming rants on my blog - (tuberculosis)
                             non programmer answer, append a 0,1 or2 - (boxley) - (15)
                                 PICK?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? - (crazy) - (5)
                                     dont knock it until you have tried it, recently -NT - (boxley) - (4)
                                         I've spent the last 20 years systematically killing it - (crazy) - (3)
                                             again, see what the needs are and then ask what the solution - (boxley) - (2)
                                                 One trick pony - (crazy) - (1)
                                                     If that is the trick you need use it -NT - (boxley)
                                 The key is to stay off the disk - (tuberculosis) - (8)
                                     CramFS in RAM. -NT - (folkert) - (6)
                                         That's not a solution either - (tuberculosis) - (5)
                                             Okay, at this point... - (folkert) - (4)
                                                 Sure - just want to give you a taste - (tuberculosis) - (3)
                                                     personally I hate programming, I like debugging - (boxley)
                                                     Cheaper at Bookpool, btw. - (admin)
                                                     ICLRPD - (drewk)
                                     Math isnt my strong suit but - (boxley)
                             I hope you're going to outline the solution. :-) - (Another Scott) - (3)
                                 Admin did it very nicely. - (crazy) - (1)
                                     D'Oh! Thanks. -NT - (Another Scott)
                                 Cool sort paper - (crazy)
                             Taking a stab - (ChrisR) - (2)
                                 Still doesn't beat O(1) :-) -NT - (admin) - (1)
                                     Ok, I read the answer you gave... - (ChrisR)
     Lord give me strength - (tuberculosis) - (7)
         Dunno. - (Another Scott)
         XML/FO? What's that? - (CRConrad) - (1)
             Formatting Objects - (tuberculosis)
         Re: Lord give me strength - (ubernostrum)
         They're like the scorpion in the parable: It's their nature - (jb4)
         Solved it - (tuberculosis) - (1)
             Excellent. Drop him a line if you get a chance. -NT - (Another Scott)
     The Love Bloat - Scary OOP Mess - (tablizer) - (24)
         You're being religious, again - (warmachine) - (17)
             You proved my point - (tablizer) - (16)
                 Had to use OOP, not attribute driven, for one of my apps - (warmachine) - (15)
                     Polymorphism is limited - (tablizer) - (14)
                         I'm not a religious zealot - (warmachine) - (13)
                             Domain things rarely divide nicely into "types" - (tablizer) - (12)
                                 They divide about as neatly into types as the do into tables -NT - (tuberculosis) - (11)
                                     Bull, hierarchies cannot do sets without duplication -NT - (tablizer) - (10)
                                         I have no idea what you are talking about - (tuberculosis) - (9)
                                             Take sample sets and try to turn them into trees - (tablizer) - (8)
                                                 Why would I do that? - (tuberculosis) - (7)
                                                     Reinventing query languages in Smalltalk again? - (tablizer) - (6)
                                                         Smalltalk queries/collection operations predate SQL - (tuberculosis) - (5)
                                                             It does not predate OTHER relational languages -NT - (tablizer) - (4)
                                                                 What are you NUTS? - (folkert) - (3)
                                                                     First relational languages appeared in the early 70's - (tablizer) - (2)
                                                                         Smalltalk was 71 - (crazy) - (1)
                                                                             Some context... - (ChrisR)
         Java is not OO. - (tuberculosis) - (1)
             Can't tell because there are too many definitions of OO - (tablizer)
         We've had this argument before. - (static) - (3)
             Prove it by showing me "difficult" procedural code - (tablizer) - (2)
                 You don't pay me well enough to code that. -NT - (static) - (1)
                     I didn't pay you to make unsubstantiated claims either - (tablizer)
     Compiler courses need updating? - (tjsinclair) - (9)
         Your right about the second - (JayMehaffey)
         Not sure I agree. - (static) - (3)
             Have you seen Joel's article on this? - (drewk) - (2)
                 OT void removeSpaces(char *s) - (Arkadiy)
                 I hadn't actually. - (static)
         make sure those dev bastard wannabe's - (boxley) - (1)
             Assembler is a pre-req for the class -NT - (tjsinclair)
         Parsers - (tuberculosis)
         Here's why I went this way - (tjsinclair)
     Okay, I'll relent. (edited/updated) - (folkert) - (23)
         Take a compiler course - (jake123)
         My favorite books - (ChrisR) - (18)
             New compiler books needed? - (tonytib) - (17)
                 A new dragon book was put out this year - (ChrisR)
                 I'd like one about building scalability layers. - (static) - (14)
                     Scalability layer ... - (drewk) - (11)
                         It's farily straightforward. - (static) - (10)
                             What's that buzzing sound? - (drewk) - (9)
                                 Not so fast, bubba boy. - (static) - (8)
                                     A question you might ask yourself - (tuberculosis) - (7)
                                         It is a promising thought, I'll admit. - (static)
                                         Just gone through that - (crazy)
                                         Are we going back to frame-style usage? - (drewk) - (4)
                                             Interesting take on things. - (static)
                                             Best tool for the job and all that - (crazy) - (2)
                                                 Yah - (tuberculosis) - (1)
                                                     Power of abstractions vs. absolute performance - (drewk)
                     Taking SQL away - (tuberculosis) - (1)
                         Interesting. - (static)
                 Related but a bit OT question - (tjsinclair)
         What about embedded development? - (tonytib) - (2)
             Would any of these - (tuberculosis) - (1)
                 Possibly, but would require more hardware - (tonytib)
     Lexical scoping in Ruby - (ChrisR)
     The road ahead for PHP? - (static) - (4)
         Question, not answer - (drewk) - (1)
             I think it's more of a 5.5 than a 6. - (static)
         I have not had to really face this - (JayMehaffey)
         Don't use it's OOP features and the transition be smoother -NT - (tablizer)
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