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@julianhyde So SQLstream is in the same spirit as Mondrian, then? I admit it is a non-intrusive way to add features.about 6 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to julianhyde
@geomblog @johndcook Now, I *really* want to put #rejecta in my c.v. Alas, I have only one submission outstanding and not yet rejected.about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to geomblog
@JohnDCook Actually #rejecta has done many things right. Though they did it partly as a joke, the first issue is really not bad.about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to JohnDCook
Rejecta Mathematica | Caveat Emptor http://ff.im/-5ekgBabout 8 hours ago from FriendFeed
You Are Replaceable http://ff.im/-5ehS9about 8 hours ago from FriendFeed
RT @ipeirotis: (Experimental) Replicability is not Reproducibility: http://bit.ly/8PO54about 8 hours ago from TweetDeck
Amazon is in-world and hiring! http://ff.im/-5cRRSabout 19 hours ago from FriendFeed
I have to attend to three comprehensive Ph.D. exams today! Long day coming up!about 19 hours ago from web
@cultural_elearn hashtags form a folksonomy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...), an emerging cultural artefact?about 19 hours ago from web in reply to cultural_elearn
@julianhyde SQLstream looks like a DB to me: it has data and you can query it. Anyhow, SQLstream->innovation->new specialized software. No?about 19 hours ago from web in reply to julianhyde
@missmcj Yes, but LaTeX has improved over the last 10 years. And machines are faster which plays in its favor.10:26 PM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to missmcj
@communicating Why is it extreme not to submit my papers to journals which do not accept LaTeX? Good journals accept LaTeX.9:24 PM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to communicating
@cultural_elearn See the brief discussion on hashtags in wikipedia (someone should build an article for it): http://bit.ly/W9Mpe6:58 PM Jul 13th from TweetDeck
@mdreid @JohnDCook I refuse to submit papers to a journal that will not accept LaTeX.6:54 PM Jul 13th from TweetDeck
112-bit EC discrete logarithm problem solved http://ff.im/-5bqj15:51 PM Jul 13th from FriendFeed
@julianhyde In the same stream of thought : SQLstream looks like a specialized (RAM-based?) DB to me... or maybe it is just a component?1:37 PM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to julianhyde
@julianhyde We must differentiate iterative improvement and disruptive innovation. Outlook 2010 versus Google Mail. OLAP was disruptive.11:30 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to julianhyde
RT @academicdave: Hall: most digital scholarship is "treated as a prosthetic extension of print." Me: Yep, herein lies the primary problem.11:04 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck
@cultural_elearn Culture is a vague word. Twitter has its own culture, for example. Does it matter if you are Iranian on Twitter? #culture11:03 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to cultural_elearn
@julianhyde This is not specific to software though. Innovation is disruptive. People resist it with all their might. Until the last minute.11:02 AM Jul 13th from TweetDeck in reply to julianhyde

Name Daniel Lemire
Location Montreal, Canada
Web http://www.daniel...
Bio Computer Science professor at UQAM: Web, Data Warehousing, OLAP, Databases, Time Series, Collaborative Filtering, Information Retrieval, e-Learning.

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