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- Tokyo Cabinet in One Hour
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17 November at 13:00
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Create your own O'Reilly-like book cover! When the cat asks why - CAT INQueries How to explain to your cat why you're reading a 667 page book on HTML, CSS, & XHTML o'reilly maker Ms. Pabst Hollis
Will Google Wave Reinvent the Way We Communicate or Fall Flat? - Share Your Knowledge of Google Wave
Today in Answers, a user wants more info and less hype on Google Wave: "What's so revolutionary about Google Wave...
Red Laser -- "impossibly accurate barcode scanning". Uses Google Product Search to identify products that you scan using the camera on the phone. I remember Rael and I talking to Jeff Bezos about this years ago, before camphones had the resolution to decode barcodes...
O'Reilly Media We welcome your take on "the power of less" for business. Web 2.0 Expo co-chairs Jen Pahlka and Brady Forrest start the conversation in a new Forbes article--please read and share your thoughts.
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How doing less can produce better business results.
A user asks the O'Reilly Answers community for help in choosing the best hosted platform for web conferencing to provide online training...
This gem from Whimsley makes the point - with extensive statistical modeling supporting the argument - that our algorithm-obsessed, long tail merchants are actually depleting the overall choice pool despite the fact that as individuals we may be experiencing a sense of more choice through...
This is the fifth post for the Twitter Approval Matrix with data that spanned the month of October and different sources such as tweetsentiment.com, scraping archives, and observations. This month I received help from Joe Fernandez the CEO of Klout.com...
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Create your own O'Reilly-like book cover! Out of Sight, Out of Mind - Working Remotely The Slacker's Guide Merda Tech Press David Angry
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O'Reilly Media Don't forget to create your own animal cover! Visit http://bit.ly/3rcaIl and create a cover, then upload it here by 12pm PT WEDNESDAY, NOV 11 (note the date change). Don't have a creative bent? Vote on your favorite covers by clicking the "like" button. The designers of the 10 covers that receive the most votes by the deadline will win an O'Reilly ebook.
O'Reilly Media Follow Scott Berkun's book tour on Twitter, #berkuntalk
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5 lectures down, 3 more to go. The week started with my featured talk at UI14, where I got to present from the new book about presenting and pitching (You
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Tokyo Cabinet is a fast, synchronous key/value database library with support for several major languages, including Ruby. We will look at both its benefits and its problems, and work through several examples that demonstrate its capabilities, ease of use from Ruby, and performance potential. At the end of the talk ther...e will be a question and answer session.
Register now: http://oreilly.com/go/tokyo
Date: Wednesday, November 17, 2009
Time: 10am PT, San Francisco
Presented by: Kirk Haines
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Cost: Free
About Kirk Haines
Kirk Haines has been working with Ruby professionally since early 2002. He currently works as a developer at Engine Yard, maintaining Ruby 1.8.6, and working on other internal Engine Yard projects. In his free time, Kirk hacks on things like EventMachine, Swiftiply, and the venerable IOWA web framework. He lives in Wyoming with his 4 kids, pets, and ~97 chickens.Read more
Register now: http://oreilly.com/go/tokyo
Date: Wednesday, November 17, 2009
Time: 10am PT, San Francisco
Presented by: Kirk Haines
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
Cost: Free
About Kirk Haines
Kirk Haines has been working with Ruby professionally since early 2002. He currently works as a developer at Engine Yard, maintaining Ruby 1.8.6, and working on other internal Engine Yard projects. In his free time, Kirk hacks on things like EventMachine, Swiftiply, and the venerable IOWA web framework. He lives in Wyoming with his 4 kids, pets, and ~97 chickens.Read more
A Free, Live, Online Webcast by O'Reilly Media
Time:Tuesday, 17 November 2009 13:00
Location:http://oreilly.com/go/tokyo
Open Transportation Data in One Hour For many years, transportation agencies and authorities have given out thousands of free copies of paper maps and schedules. However, transportation agencies often resist sharing the data behind those maps and schedules...
