CurtMonash
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Scott Yara's next gig. Richard Snee is there too.
about 4 hours ago
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@ Giving your spouse +K? Why not, if it makes him/her happy. Tweeting about it? THAT would be excessive. :D)
about 21 hours ago
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in reply to rwang0
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New insight into the neural mechanism involved in songbirds learning to produce complex songs:
12:32 AM May 21st
via Timely by Demandforce
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As you know, I hung out w/ Michael Woodford while he proved ALL plausible structures of kinship were indeed found in the field. @
about 23 hours ago
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in reply to LindaBarlow
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@ @ I really was hoping for a Claude Levi-Strauss reference there ("Elementary Structures of Kinship").
9:50 PM May 24th
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in reply to LindaBarlow
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@ Which is odd, because we once went on a vacation where I played numerous games of volleyball. :)
9:47 PM May 24th
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in reply to LindaBarlow
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.@: How are you feeling now? Me: Better, but I don't feel like jumping for joy; I'd probably cough in mid-leap.
9:17 PM May 24th
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@ @ Well, Scott McNealy was (is?) a big Greenplum advisor.
8:44 PM May 24th
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in reply to SethGrimes
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@ Thanks for the tip! The unreliability reviews on iTunes worry me, however. A pity; Writing Kit's features sound good.
8:44 PM May 24th
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in reply to idbjorh
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patch notes apparently leaked. (Tough to see how/why that would be fake.)
7:56 PM May 24th
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@ What can you do if you've forgotten your password for Guild Wars 1? I tried to reset, but was told that feature was down.
7:55 PM May 24th
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in reply to GuildWars2
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@ @ You exaggerate. Adult or teen males killed by the US are "militants". Others are often collateral damage.
6:03 PM May 24th
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in reply to ggreenwald
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The WH takes a break from its war on whistleblowers to provide classified details to Hollywood for a propaganda film
7:37 AM May 23rd
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Fascinating, interview-based critique of Thomas Kuhn (Structure of Scientific Revolutions/paradigm shift guy).
1:30 PM May 24th
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Just saw how fast storage improved my application performance by an order magnitude of 10.
12:35 AM May 24th
via TweetDeck
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Slides #3./#4 from 100,000-row guys were about "big data", inc. IDC's 35 zettabyte figure for 2020. They also had a non-customer logo slide.
12:38 AM May 24th
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@ Excel downloads are one of their more advanced use cases.
12:34 AM May 24th
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in reply to dakami
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Vendor: We parallellize, sort of like Hadoop. Me: Why? How much data do you handle? Vendor: Up to 100k rows. Me: Have you tried a netbook?
8:21 PM May 23rd
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That's a very big wrap on Kevin Garnett's calf. :(
6:55 PM May 23rd
via Twitter for iPad
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@ the food, at least, was very good. Like a better McCormick & Schmick's.
6:48 PM May 23rd
via Twitter for iPad
in reply to SethGrimes
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- Name Curt Monash
- Location Planet Earth
- Web http://www.monash...
- Bio Industry analyst. Consultant. Blogger (DBMS2, Strategic Messaging). Friend to plucky young companies since 1981. Former Harvard public policy research fellow.
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