Name: Dave Archer
Member since: 2000-07-04 03:11:00
Last Login: 2008-03-03 22:14:51
Notes: Now a denizen of RubyForge. I am working on very meta concepts involving Tools and Materials pattern language, workflow language implementation of workflow patterns, and domain modeling. Work also continues on lifting wavelet ultra high res video compression (starting at line doubled HD (HD4?) and going up). Currently working on implementing wavelet coefficient packing using techniques similar to Hank Dietz' SWAR (see aggregate.org) at Univ. of Kentucky.
And back to work.
Doing alot more Ruby stuff now :)
Do note the new email addr.
Bought Mandrake 8.0 today.
need to get scsi-over-isa working so I can burn CD backups first.
can't believe it's been over a month since I posted a diary.
better get to it...:)
The the thing is...how to relate that to CORBA and IDL. IDL are by nature 'static' interfaces.
Bian McNamara and Yannis Smaragdakis have an interesting paper on oonumerics.org about static interfaces and generic programming that might be of use.
I need a flexable Raster object factory that incorporates Policys and Prototypes. These idioms should allow Berlin to have clear advantage over other environments in terms of flexability and ease of use.
Hope so
Wrote a note to Raph.
It's on thing to b*#ch about a policy and quite another to b%$ch and supply a suggested answer.
My answer to the problems of trust metrics:
'Moderated observers' Since observers obstensibly have no right to direct speech here...'Let them have moderation.'
Seems simple...:)
I will forward an article to Raph and let him decide it it's worthy for Advogato...given it's source from one of the 'unworthy'....:)
Can you tell I still don't like trust metrics? ;>
Ok enough of this...
Why should I care what anyone thinks?!
Seems I find this feature of Advo to be it's best.
I certainly don't expect anyone but myself to acually read this.
So here I am struggling with dependant libraries to add support for MNG to the Berlin server. Have to learn how to build a build system for some of this. But this on top of everything else is tough.
I get so discuraged sometimes.. One might ask why do any of it it if it makes you feel bad...But...It's really that I know what needs to be...what would be really cool...I always see the big picture clearly. But, my skills in making that happen seem so inadiquate.
Funny thing the social aspect of free software projects...
Some of these guys here are so amazing. Like stefan...He can code about as fast as he can think. I get so frustrated and intimidated tho. My own ineptitude....
Well...I don't feel to good about things...but damn it...I said *I'd* do it...and I am. So what if I spend hours and hours doing what someone else might take 30 minutes to do.
Reminds me of when I failed typing class in High School...Smartest fuckin kid in school...failed because I couldn't switch my brain off long enough to just see a letter and hit a key...:/
well I'm tired and need sleep....
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