ORACLE_HOME OC4J and ORACLE_HOME users

My dear OC4J Server for WinOS needs two environment variables:ORACLE_HOME and JAVA_HOME.

For instance:

C:\oc4j_extended_101350  for ORACLE_HOME
C:\javas\jdk1.6.0_23 for JAVA_HOME


When you make this setting, the other programs which use ORACLE_HOME could not be initialized.

After doing installation/configuration for the Environment Variables, never forget what you did :-).

[Pretty in Radio] Jupiter Broadcasting

A good example of  "Social effects of technical world to the voice streams" as follow:

http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/1030/jblive/

New Year with Happy Threads!

I wish you very fantastic years without null pointer exceptions, side effects  and undefined behaviours from runtime engines, interpreters or compilers!

In addition, I wish you a very new year with patterns which are composed of peacefully, healthy, and composed with all happy things that you imagine and you could not imagine.

Mechanical Turk(MT)

Coincidentally, i read an interview with Sharon Chiarella who is the  Vice President of Amazon.com. Thanks to Nelson Zhang, we've got very interesting details about Mechanical Turk.

As i learned;
Actually for MT, as the concept of MT  contains many fields, it deserves to be a new blog for MT.

A mentined interview, some of the responses are taken into my consideration.
Question is the meaning of MT.

So the question as follows :

What’s the meaning and significance behind the name “Mechanical Turk?”
So the response as follows :
"The name Mechanical Turk is a historical reference to an 18th century chess-playing device. The original Mechanical Turk was powered by a human chess player who was hidden inside the actual device. Typically, a human makes a request of a computer, and the computer does the computation of the task. But Mechanical Turk inverts that.

The computer has a task that is easy for a human but extraordinarily hard for the
computer. So instead of calling a computer service to perform the function, it calls a human. This is reflected in both our service name and our use of the phrase “artificial, artificial intelligence.”"

Flash Flush :) Flash

Yahoooo.
My dream came to be true.

WWW in other words W3C opens communities to developers finally.

Many many years ago, i wanted to participate and finally W3C's policy is changed.

Actually, i found this changing is late but it is better to not to be :).

Yes dear developers, if you are interested in  this community groups you can join free :).

For more information please pick on this following link:
http://www.w3.org/QA/2011/08/subject_from_innovation_to_sta.html

When the day it comes to Digital Tattoo

Very new suprise is of course from US.
Digital tattoo :)

http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/38296/?p1=A3

It is nice suprise but i can imagine the new beginings with this digital invention for human being.

He he :).

if you have such a this tattoo, prevent yourself from Sun, magnetic area and so many dangerous things. 

This is the another news about tattoos :)
http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/38065/?mod=related

[KEYNOTE]Do not!

No matter what  programming language you are working with, you must not use copy and paste the code blocks on your code!

When you do this, I'm sure that; Extra effort will be shown for solving runtime problems by you.

Checking is important before using cache on your methods

Be Carefull! Dear Programmer,

If you add a cache statement/structure to your methods of your application, think twice!

Before add a statement, please check your variables are used or updated by another method.

If you dont check, your application may not be safe!

Read Read Read

Malcolm Gladwell’s new book, Outliers: The Story of Success, will be hitting the bookshelves very soon. It focuses on occupational success and the work we do — what happens when we go to work.

Gladwell’s states that it takes 10,000 hours to be a world-class expert in virtually anything. The time spent is also fused with a strong integration of practical intelligence.



Have you been ready, willing, and able to engage with your work for 10,000 hours to become an expert?

Here are 3 of Gladwell’s key elements of success:

Working harder than your peers.
Seeing things that others can’t see.
Finding or creating a good fit between your cultural legacy and what you choose to explore.

Small Wonders, Endless Frontiers

In the 20. Century, the era of the internet and computers, beside them the improvements on the microtechnology shows that this is the first step of the advanced technologies in the future.
Last year, As I said previous notes, I participated to PIRMC 2010. One of the panels was about Nano Technology by Ian Akyildiz. I understood that future is in the NANO.

What nano brings us? My list is below:
1. Clean and Cheapest Energy
2. Clean Water
3. Reducing Pollution
4. Advanced Materials such as nano networks 


If you like this topic, you should visit the following web sites:
http://www.nanoturk.com/index.html
http://www.nano.gov/
http://www.n3cat.upc.edu/projects.php
http://www.nano.gov/html/facts/nanoapplicationsandproducts.html
http://upcommons.upc.edu/pfc/bitstream/2099.1/6598/1/Master%20Thesis%20Final.pdf