We drove to Sioux Falls, SD on Saturday, and brought back 1.91 pounds of dog.
Pomeranian/Yorkie, 8 weeks old, looks a little bit like a Tasmanian devil!
- Tasmanian Devil?
- Mighty Little
We drove to Sioux Falls, SD on Saturday, and brought back 1.91 pounds of dog.
Pomeranian/Yorkie, 8 weeks old, looks a little bit like a Tasmanian devil!
She jumped off the bed, injured her spine, and spent 3 days whacked out on muscle relaxers. This morning, around three, she just gave up.
Okay, this is an idea that’s been developing in my mind ever since I realized how closely the secrets of the internals to Quicken® were held. Build a personal finance application that uses RDF as the backend store. Every time I’ve tried to do something in an SQL database, or as a spreadsheet, I run into the problem of imperfect data representation: if you don’t get your table models pretty close to what you’ll need when everything is finished, you don’t really have much that’s useful. RDF gives you a graph representation that can mimic tables that are arbitrarily wide. RDF remembers facts that are important, while allowing you to change your mind about what’s essential. I’ll post more once I know more.

Well, been consulting for a small health insurance non-profit since mid-October. The possibility has been held out that I might get hired in January.
We’ll see!
You know you’ve watched too much “Invader Zim”, when the phrase “slaughtering rat people” gets stuck in your head like a disco song from the 70s
My bright idea, the one where I do a HEAD request, and then decide how to handle it?
Not gonna work. Things just get too confusing in the case of a POST.
I’ll have to do some major re-thinking, and revert some things back the way they were before.
Nobody said this would be easy, now, did they?
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