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Comment on Most common Persian words by Tony

Tony — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 23:04:47 +0000

Your Farsi word frequency list would be much improved as a learning tool if one could click on each word and gets it English meaning, and/or if there was also a list with the English meaning next to the Farsi word.

Comment on Calculating Throughput and Response Time by Lynn

Lynn — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:26:49 +0000

I’ve been seeking for this kind of measurements for a while. Thanks for your sharing. But I have a question: In your example, the process is finite, 10 people to deal with, what if the process is infinite? If the infinite process is periodic, it is OK that we can just calculate the throughput, response time for one period. But how to calculate the throughput, response time and etc for a non periodic infinite execution of a system? Thank you very much!

Comment on Growing the Houston Startup Community by Wayne Lopez

Wayne Lopez — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 01:17:20 +0000

Nice meeting you at Groundup this morning Javid. After being here a year, I can tell you something you wouldn’t believe and that Houston is ahead of the curve over Atlanta. I’ve spent the past 5 years there and you are way ahead, which to me is surprising considering the schools, companies and resources there. I’ve actually turned down an opportunity to move to Silicon Valley, because as Greg Gianforte (of RightNow Technologies) told me, you can start a technology company anywhere in the new economy. I love that Houston is somewhat of an underdog and hope to get my endeavors started here and keep them here. I think Houston is really waiting to explode. The technical talent is definitely here, but I think the culture needs to be bred in the schools. Because the oil, gas, and healthcare industries have such a stranglehold on the economy and culture here, it’s hard for those already in the workforce who may have kids and a mortgage to leave that stability. That being said, I think you’ll see major growth over the next 2 years and would be willing to bet our first self-publishing check on it

Comment on Google Plus Circles vs. Facebook Lists by Justin

Justin — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 21:29:31 +0000

Thanks for the information. I am just acquainting myself with the Google+ format, and so far I see many advantages to the “circles” concept. I was not even aware of Facebook’s lists, but it seems like everything that Facebook puts out just adds to the confusion of an already chaotic platform. A scan over your post more than confirms that suspicion. I look forward to creating some narrowly defined work circles, which should enable me to use my time more effectively.

Regards,
Justin

Comment on Google Plus Circles vs. Facebook Lists by Aramis

Aramis — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 05:32:50 +0000

I don’t mind Facebook change but the only 1 feature that I don’t like is “Friend List”. Compare with G+ Circle, G+ Circle is much more better organize group of friend and easy for sharing content. Facebook “Friend List” cannot share single post to multiple group. Example when I write a post and I would like to share with multiple group like “Family” & “Close Friend” but it only can share only 1 List either “Family” or “Close Friend”. I can only choose “Friends” to share it all except “Restricted”. But the problem is I got “Family”, “Close Friend” and other group of friends or co-worker so I don’t want to share it all to others. Facebook cannot let me share multiple list or individual in the single post. But G+ Circle can.

Comment on JBoss in Action in print!! by Madge18Lindsey

Madge18Lindsey — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 17:29:29 +0000

It is well known that cash makes people independent. But how to act if somebody has no cash? The one way is to try to get the loan and just short term loan.

Comment on On-The-Fly Encryption by KnappBetsy

KnappBetsy — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 14:47:04 +0000

If you are in not good state and have no cash to move out from that, you would need to receive the home loans. Just because it would help you emphatically. I get small business loan every single year and feel OK because of this.

Comment on Google Plus Circles vs. Facebook Lists by adam lee

adam lee — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 09:09:25 +0000

What a ridiculous article and utter garbage. The author is a moron if he seriously spent that length of time trying to figure it out:

1 Edit Friends
2 Click the big CREATE LIST button at the top of all your listed friends.
3 Click the button by the side of your friends to add them to a list.

Doing a status update is EXACTLY THE SAME on both platforms: select the circles/lists you want the status to be visible to.

Having been on G+ for quite some time now, there is no different between G+ Circles and Facebook Lists. None at all. The whole big deal about Circles is NOTHING new when it comes to be social because Facebook Lists was there long before. Facebooks mistake was creeping it in along with everything else they implement instead of letting everyone know; the amount of people I know who don’t know about Facebook Lists is higher than I thought.

Total fanboy article.

Comment on Google Plus Circles vs. Facebook Lists by Frank

Frank — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 05:34:15 +0000

Oh my God. if this isn’t a biased article, i don’t know what is. you make the whole process of making Facebook lists appear to be more complicated than it really is. muy grandma has no problems making lists, what does that say about you? oh, and i sent her a google + invite. she just emailed me that she won’t be signing up for that service since it’s too complicated.

Google+ doesn’t look so simple now, does it?

Comment on Google Plus Circles vs. Facebook Lists by Jamae Javid

Jamae Javid — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 03:49:59 +0000

Thanks, Martin. I updated the post.