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by fauxfauxpas 7y ago
Look at Druid or Imply
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by fauxfauxpas 8y ago
Xataface is pretty quick and easy. Xataface.com
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by fauxfauxpas 11y ago
http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/minecraft-discussion/re...
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by fauxfauxpas 11y ago
somewhat related - excerpt from Cryptonomicon - The percussionist stands up. "Every radio operator has a distinctive style of keying—we call it his fist. With a bit of practice, our Y Service people can recognize different German opera
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by fauxfauxpas 11y ago
This made me recall Meilir Page-Jones' book "Practical Project Management" from way back... "Second, employees who are truly competent and are eager to make a genuine contribution to the department soon resign from a med
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by fauxfauxpas 11y ago
Maybe something like civicrm would give you more ideas/starting point? https://civicrm.org/
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by fauxfauxpas 12y ago
https://www.overviewproject.org/ Read and analyze thousands of documents super quickly. Full text search, topic modeling, coding and tagging, visualizations and more. All in an easy-to use, visual workflow.
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Natural-Language-Processing-in-Investigative-Journalism(scribd.com)
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by fauxfauxpas 15y ago
http://samurai.inguardians.com/
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by fauxfauxpas 16y ago
I've always liked this page - http://www.vendian.org/envelope/ and the dots clock is interesting as well
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by fauxfauxpas 16y ago
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9781565926219 - Python Programming on Win32 has some good info and some stories on "batch processing" of office docs. Good case study on "Applied Biometrics" capturing of drug testing process. I've used the py/c
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by fauxfauxpas 16y ago
I think it could be related to drought conditions (or, perhaps flooding) where the hay harvest failed. Google "hay drought midwest south" etc and you will see that hay has gone both ways a few times over the past decades. A list for farmer
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by fauxfauxpas 16y ago
No experience with these, but a search through freshmeat shows packages with inventory modules that might work: NOLA http://freshmeat.net/projects/nola Zephyr Basecamp http://freshmeat.net/projects/zbcenterprise NolaPro (don't know if r
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by fauxfauxpas 16y ago
You might find YQL (Yahoo Query Language) useful for parts of what you want to do.
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by fauxfauxpas 17y ago
May be somewhat related - have you looked into TRIZ?
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by fauxfauxpas 17y ago
Rattle is a pretty nice front-end for R. Might be worth a look. http://rattle.togaware.com/
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by fauxfauxpas 17y ago
Remote control to turn off (or blow out?) loud booming car stereos in the car next to you at the light ala tv-b-gone (or maybe car-b-boom!)
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by fauxfauxpas 17y ago
Might try looking at medicare.gov and their formulary plan finder - it has a lot of that information. Also look at kff.org - lots of good Medicare/Medicaid info and they have done studies on the drug formularies, etc.