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To the Visual Studio.NET 2003 integration with Perforce - The Catastrophic Failure
Author: Adnan Masood
Note to Self – Using Log4Net in five Simple Steps.
I don’t know about you folks but my memory is quite lousy. At the ripe age of 26, it’s not as good as its use to be and hence I usually end up looking things up like when trying to use Log4NET. My favorite destination is either the Apache website or Nauman’s article on Log4NET.…
Thoughts on the Science of Computing - Jeff Bergman Starts Blogging
Jeff Bergman, a friend and co-worker started his blog titled “Thoughts on the science of Computing”. He is currently pursuing his Masters from UCLA in Computer Science and has some great thoughts on topics like algorithms, search, data mining and computational heuristics. His blog can be found at http://jeffbergman.com/cs/blogs/csjeff/default.aspx and the RSS can be added…
Google TiSP - Sweeet!
Google's "Dark porcelain" projecthttp://www.google.com/tisp/ Only if it was true 🙂
Gerald Walsh @ SGV.NET User Group
Gerald Walsh, former Microsoft Developer Evangelist and now MVP and independent consultant will be speaking to our user group on Wednesday 21st March on ASP.NET 2.0 Advance Topics. Gerald is an excellent speaker and his presentation will be quite beneficial for developers interested in knowing the internals of ASP.NET 2.0 especially things like making asynchronous…
Changes to U.S. Daylight Savings Time and the Potential Impact for Developers
MSDN Article with FAQ's upon the recent changes and how it impacts your applications. Visual Studio and Daylight Saving Time Change
Baby Masood is Here!
We have been blessed by a baby boy, Zakariya A. Masood, born on 20th Feb 2007, 6:37 PM. He weighed 7.5 lbs and is 20 inches long. Both the mother and the child are doing well. For more, please visit www.ZakariyaMasood.com Thank you for your kind thoughts and prayers. Adnan, Lorry & Zakariya Masood
Cluster Centroids @ Netflix Data Mining Challenge
17770 Movies, 480189 Reviewers and over 100 million ratings to correlate; this is when your desktop starts looking like this. Netflix's Challenge is a very interesting algorthmic problem but beware, it will eat up all your time. Mean, Median, Mode, Variance, Averages, Correlations, neighborhoods and what not, you'd start dreaming in those. The amoung of…
Developers, Speak Up!
“I was always dumb in that way. I never knew who I was talking to. I was always worried about the physics. If the idea looked lousy, I said it looked lousy. If it looked good, I said it looked good. Simple proposition. … I've always lived that way. It's nice, it's pleasant if you…
Going Down Code Camp!
So tomorrow I’ll be at Cal-State Fullerton enjoying the rock and roll code camp with friends and colleagues. With a multitude of sessions ranging from distributed computing to career development, this event is a perfect place for technology professionals working in different tiers of organization. I’d highly recommend attending both days. The schedule of sessions…