Jan 26 2009

links for 2009-01-25

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  • Instructions for installing a very clean Debian GNU/Linux system that boots from RAID 1, and has RAID 1 or RAID 5 root and data filesystems.
  • I hope to turn this into a general easy to follow guide to setting up RAID-5 and LVM on a modern Linux system. However, for now it's basically a collection of my notes as I experimented on my own systems. Please note that my own experimentation was based on the RAID and LVM implementations under Fedora Core 3 & 4, as wel as Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, all of which are based on the 2.6 series of kernels.
  • This is an attempt to collect everything needed to know to get LVM up and running. The entire process of getting, compiling, installing, and setting up LVM will be covered. Pointers to LVM configurations that have been tested with will also be included. This version of the HowTo is for LVM 2 with device-mapper and LVM 1.0.8.

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Jan 23 2009

links for 2009-01-22

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Jan 22 2009

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Jan 21 2009

links for 2009-01-20

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  • Suppose we have a two-player game in which each player takes turn making his/her move. We assume that the game will always terminate in a draw, win, or loss. We can conceptualize the game as a tree consisting of all the possible "game board" configurations with the initial configuration as a root node. Each node in the game tree corresponds to a possible configuration of the game. A leaf node corresponds to an end game configuration: a win, loss, or draw.
    (tags: ai programming)

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Jan 16 2009

links for 2009-01-15

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Jan 14 2009

links for 2009-01-13

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  • This tutorial is complete guide to DOM processing.
  • Welcome to Processing XML with Java, a complete tutorial about writing Java programs that read and write XML documents. It contains over 1000 pages of detailed information on SAX, DOM, JDOM, JAXP, TrAX, XPath, XSLT, SOAP, and lots of other juicy acronyms. This book is written for Java programmers who want to learn how to read and write XML documents from their code.

    The entire book is available online. You can read every chapter and every page so you can see for yourself how well this book answers your questions such as, "Why does SAX truncate the text in my documents after a few thousand characters?" or, "How do I serialize a DOM Document object in an implementation-independent way?" I'll forego the usual hype. Check the book out for yourself. The entire book is here at Cafe con Leche. You can read every word of it, all seventeen chapters and two appendixes. If you like it, please buy a copy. I promise it's cheaper than printing all 1100+ pages on your laser printer.

  • I'm going to show you a base example that does everything that most documents need to do. It has a root element. The root contains another element that is its child. The root contains a comment too.

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Jan 11 2009

links for 2009-01-10

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Jan 09 2009

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Jan 08 2009

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Jan 07 2009

links for 2009-01-06

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