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Greetings, I am atempting to build the above captioned environment. I will contribute to this list my learnings. I need income as I need to fund this project. Threre are various revenue sharing models I have in mind. One size just cant fit all after all. (angel investors or whatever, anybody)? My offer: "Every reply for this thread will get INR 11/- from me iff only I could remit my

...n of derivatives (if MIT). That will make WINE famous and well-known than now. 3. Some BSD developers can include it in distro. It will definitely help. Proprietory development is not a trouble. Just force them to advertise (Bsd 4-clause)/include copyright notice(MIT/X). Why not GPL 1.You are not selfish (like the PERSON who wrote it). 2.If you are not the worst developer. 3.If you are good developer. 4.If you really understand what is open source. 5.GPL is said to be worst license by most commercial developers. 6.If you don't want to steal others' code. 7.If you want to promote IT developm...

...e Ruby Core list to ask how this behavior is implemented in C Ruby, and Matz''s response seems to indicate that it will eventually be unsupported. So my question is this: Would it not be reasonable to eliminate the few uses of this unusual block parameter format right now? Of course I have selfish motives; this behavior is a bit unusual and we would rather not have to implement it if it will go away in the future. However, we want very much the ability to run Rails in JRuby, and if we must we must. Thoughts? ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Yukihiro Matsumoto <matz@ruby-lan...

...ctiveRecord Migrations? If not is it something that people would find useful or do most people here believe in the "Application Database" style over the "Integration Database" style [1] as defined by Fowler? I''d love to see support for foreign keys in Migrations. For selfish reasons I''d be most interested in such support for SQL Server and Oracle. Cheers, Steve [1] http://martinfowler.com/bliki/DatabaseStyles.html -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060118/...

...> > Let me put it this way -- I'm pretty sure if you take it on yourself > to answer beginner questions on llvm-dev promptly, nobody will > *complain*. In fact, you're going to make some folks happy. :) Sure, but who will answer mine? Part of the reason I asked about this was selfish, as I'd like access to other people in the same situation as me who might know answers. (I don't think the people here now will want to answer more questions, and many of my questions doubtless border on inanely stupid but for the fact that it is hard to find answers in the docs.) That sai...

Ted Harding wrote: > > but, in the meanwhile, perhaps we need a revision of Ayn Rand's > > "Virtue of Selfishness" and how it may or may not extend to the > > open-source community. > > Ayn Rand's concept of "selfishness" is of course not the standard > one (gratifying oneself in disregard for others), and can (if I > have it right) well embrace ensuring that the self...

has anyone come across a wine 1.1.10 RPM? Searching all the usual places..... d

Hi, just saw the announcement of yet another ajax library on theserverside.com. The server seems to be under heavy load already but if you can cope with longer load times http://rialto.application-servers.com/demoRialto.jsp shows some neat stuff. regards Jan

...| | jojowil@hvcc.edu | | | \------------------------------------------------------/ So I held my up high Hiding hate that burns inside Which only fuels their selfish pride We're all held captive out from the sun A sun that shines on only some We the meek are all in one

...g to change the meaning of -march from 'isel and optimize' to 'isel only'. So Amara's question about -mtune (or more generally, do we want to be able to separate isel and optimization) seems quite relevant. This also only gives one-way compatibility, which seems good enough for selfish clang purposes. As Renato pointed out, that may be the wrong attitude. Should we try to engage the GCC community here? > -----Original Message----- > From: Amara Emerson > Sent: 08 January 2014 14:07 > To: 'Renato Golin'; Bernard Ogden > Cc: Eric Christopher; LLVM Developers...

Full_Name: Sahotra Sarkar Version: 2.2.0 OS: Windows XP Submission from: (NULL) (128.83.34.44) This is not a bug: I'm just wondering why chisq.test does not allow the specification of the degree of freedom (df).

Hi everyone, I have been working with profiling in LLVM and I was wondering if it would be interesting to upstream the following DOT Printers for Profiling Visualization: https://github.com/rcorcs/llvm-heat-printer All suggestions are welcomed. Thanks, Rodrigo Rocha -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

rspec-1.3.1.rc and rspec-rails-1.3.3.rc are released! These are release candidate gems for updates 1.x series, including some bug fixes and deprecation warnings for functionality that will be removed in rspec-2. Barring unexpected complications, I''ll release final versions of these gems within the next week. Cheers, David

...: KC6GNJ / KAE6247 "A mass in movement resists change of direction. So does the world oppose a new idea. It takes time to make up the minds to its value and importance. Ignorance, prejudice and inertia of the old retard its early progress. It is discredited by insincere exponents and selfish exploiters. It is attacked and condemned by its enemies. Eventually, though, all barriers are thrown down, and it spreads like fire. This will also prove true of the wireless art." - Nikola Tesla in 1908 --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ icecast project homepa...

...and of course any bugs > resolving. I am not sure that I completely understand this paragraph, but, anyway, although I have a bit of trouble reading my own code, I think that recoll will only add flat OP_OR queries as subqueries of the NEAR one. I tested the patch and it does seem to answer my selfish needs... > I can't promise anything re schedule, but hopefully we can sort this out > fairly soon. At least the solution for what's missing now is fairly clear - > we probably want to put the sub-positionlists into a min heap. See, you lost me with the last phrase, and that...

Hi James, thanks for the feedback. On Thu, Jul 28, 2016, at 00:22, James Aylett wrote: > This sounds great! I know sufficiently little about CJK that I won't > try to comment on that at all :) I've just opened a pull request for the CJK tokenizer: https://github.com/xapian/xapian/pull/114 > I wonder if we can arrange suitable defaults to use your > implementation with the

...software for linux. IBM does this for x86 for their lotus notes application, and also for their iSeries Client access. I'm not saying I don't support the idea, but that company's site looks like they're relatively small. To ask a community to bombard them with emails is rude and selfish. Photoshop is on a different scale, it is a standard, and part of today's every-day vocabulary. Using photoshop as an example of an application that you "don't use", but "still request linux support for" is a weak argument. There is certainly a contradiction between &...

...azon, others are uploaded anonymously, or you can upload your own. Given the dubious nature of an anonymous image and a lack of an Amazon image for CentOS, I'm left in the third camp - creating/bundling/uploading my own. Luckily I have the required 64 bit hardware to generate a 64 bit image! Selfishly I'd love to just start up an existing image published by centos.org but one's not available. Interestingly one is available from Amazon for both Fedora and Windows. Jason

...9;s more tactful approach and response.. Let me play devils advocate for a minute 1) Yet another programming model - Is the advantage spelled out somewhere? (I know there are reasons, but I'd like to see a FAQ or this clearly documented. Examples pretty please.. More for long term than my own selfish benefit) 2) Is this an "open standard" - If I wanted to propose a major change to SE - how would I or someone else go about it? OpenMP/ACC have more or less clearly defined paths for new features.. What's the governing policy here.. Bug fixes are easy to deal with, but does Google hav...

...ou take it on > >> yourself to answer beginner questions on llvm-dev promptly, > >> nobody will *complain*. In fact, you're going to make some > >> folks happy. :) > > > > Sure, but who will answer mine? Part of the reason I asked about > > this was selfish, as I'd like access to other people in the same > > situation as me who might know answers. (I don't think the people > > here now will want to answer more questions, and many of my > > questions doubtless border on inanely stupid but for the fact > > that it is hard...