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Getting FLEXible
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lamia
Bored. That's the best way to describe my feelings right now. I've had a chat with my "sensei" this morning and he told me that he noticed my lack of enthusiasm. I agree with him, it's been sometime since I've felt very anthusiastic...
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It's Been a while...
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lamia
It's been a while... I haven't written anything good lately (not that I wrote anything good at all hehehe)... I rarely touch my computer, I'm just into playing my PSP. I'm not working on my game either, though I've been taking a look...
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Career
My PL/SQL Experience
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lamia
I've been doing quite a lot of PL/SQL lately. It's funny because I was able to utilize the stored procedures more in Oracle although the product I was able to code my first stored procedure in was SQL Server 2000. Not that I did not do any stored...
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Hear my father sing
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lamia
One of the reasons I work is to help my parent. I love to show them how I love them and appreciate them in every little way I can. For 2 years that I've been working in this industry, I've been trying to help my father upgrade his PC everytime...
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EJB and Java EE Design Patterns
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lamia
I'm still not doing much here in my new job. There's still a lot of things to be set up. I finally got to meet with our very own Nards (N.Ocampo). Aside from that, I've been reading on Java Enterprise Design Patterns for the past one week...
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First day at work... Again...
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lamia
It's my first day of work again. I've done nothing so far but to read through the employee manual which was quite lengthy. It's my first time to work on a big company so some things are still foreign to me. I'm also a little intimidated...
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The pre-employment period... How boring...
by
lamia
It's only been two days passed but I already feel bored. My final pay is on-hold until next month and I don't really have anything to spend my time with but my books, laptop and PSP. But I don't want those right now.. I'm still stuck on...
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I need a new machine...
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lamia
It's so hard to learn new technologies in such a low-end machine. I have 512 MB of RAM in my laptop of 1.8Ghz clock speed, 32MB of which is for the on-board video card. It uses about 350MB upon startup running Avas antivirus and who knows what else...
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Career
Just when you least expect things...
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lamia
I posted before how I failed to answer some basic questions about SQL in one of my interviews. I thought I would never hear from them again. But then, just today someone called me and informed me and brought the good news. :) I'm in the middle of...
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Don't think of unfinished projects as a failure
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lamia
I was on my way to a PinoyJUG seminar and I was waiting for a friend in Eastwood, Libis. While waiting for him, I decided to visit the bookstore and look for some Computer-related books. Being unable to find one, I found myself browsing through management...
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Database Execution Plan and Database Indexing - Two things your mama probably didn't tell you
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lamia
Truly, in life... There is no shortcut. And the same rule applies to me. I just came from a very exhausting interview today and I was asked about several things about Java technology tools which I don't have experience with and SQL Performance Tuning...
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RDBMS
I'm getting better with M$ Excel
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lamia
It's a really funny realization. As I mature in my career I'm also getting better with M$ Excel. I'm telling myself I couldn't have known that feature/technique if I didn't see that from my officemate! It's so hilarious. I should...
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Escalating my thoughts... On Systems Analysis and Design
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lamia
Yesterday while preparing on a trip, I noticed a book laying on the floor. The book is entitled "Systems Analysis and Design" by Kendall and Kendall. Flashbacks came to me on a time when I was taking my Systems Analysis and Design Principles...
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Me, Oracle, and the Java Market
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lamia
While surfing the Net and unconsciously thinking about my standing in the I.T. market, I came across a link that tells Frequently Asked Questions about Java and Oracle. I'm still browsing through it while making this blog post. What's the fuss...
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Save the programmer... Save the world...
by
lamia
Yesterday I had an interview with a company. Though everything seems to have turned out quite alright, they're very surprised that I had to give them a 3-month notice period. Well, obviously it was too long but it was in my contract. The most shocking...
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