SCA sounds similar to Managed Workplace's Service Center ... I was on the original dev team for that product, 8-9 years ago. We too had an agent based architecture, which I worked on in particular, and the event monitoring system, etc....
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Congratz on shipping SCA Paul; awesome!
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Congratz on your gigs Paul; awesome!
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Going Deeper with Project Roslyn: Exposing the C# and VB compiler’s code analysis
Apr 17, 2012 at 8:30 AMGreat presentation - only 20 minutes in so far, but I'll catch the rest later. Roslyn is great stuff.
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Awesome!
Man I could have kept listening for hours … why are your videos so short Charles? 
Just kidding man. Erik, you said something about parser combinators being useless for tools due to them having to work in on incomplete input, got me thinking about the probabilistic programming/machine learning stuff as in that other Lang.NEXT session, and that perhaps parser combinators could operate concurrently on one or more predicted models, which must always be valid input, and if there are no valid predicted models, then it's an error. Just a thought.
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22 hours ago, exoteric wrote
It was indeed very humorous.
Good points about the skill of the library writer vs the skill of the application writer vs the application writer as a library writer.
I do wonder what Anders meant with machine learning and its future in programming.
@exoteric: Check out this session, where he mentions what Anders said there, how most people don't know what to do with machine learning in terms of language design, yet:
It's funny, he mentions Anders and esoteric in the same paragraph ... oh your exo ... still.
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Great panel - interesting and funny throughout. The last question really has to make you wonder …
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Fricious. Happy belated birthday Laura.
Is the video for the West Coast Customs episode going to be on C9?I've never heard of Hunger Games until last week and suddenly the media engine turned into overdrive. Sounds good though....
Good to have you back Paul - glad you survived the bubonic plague.
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Very good presentation with some nice demos that show the practical use of F#. Much appreciated. I had to stop with my jaw dropped to stare at the numbers showing median home value vs. per capita income. It's absolutely mindboggling to me how disproportionate the home value/income ratio is. 6 to 10 times the annual income? How can anyone afford that? Sorry for going off topic, but I like the practical nature of actually being able to easily query such data to discover for yourself this kind of information. It underscores the importance of being able to integrate data in just this way.
