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I posted a simple question on stackoverflow.com: I have service with working MEX at: net.tcp://remotehost:4508 What is the shortest C#/F# code (hard time understanding XML configuration files ^_^") I could write to create a router to it at?: net.tcp://localhost:4508 MEX should also be routed properly so that clients can use the router svcutil net.tcp://localhost:4508 to discover service methods. and as has been usual with its users no one has been able to answer my question before I could come up with my own answer. Here's how to use F# and WCF 4.0 to route a service with NetTcp and MexTcp endpoints no XML involved, pure code: namespace CORSISmodule Application =    open System    open System.ServiceModel    open System.ServiceModel.Routing    open System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher    open System.ServiceModel.Description    let createSimpleRouter createBinding (routerAddress : string) serviceAddress =         let routerType = typeof<IReq...

It all started with this link:  http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=150827548298158 . My brother wrote to me saying he had seen this movie trailer and would like to watch it but the only link he had was of this facebook video which had no names mentioned. I had a simple idea: extract a given number of frame images use TinEye to look for pages using similar images I used Mathematica to extract the frames. Then, using TinEye, we performed a reverse image search on certain frames we picked manually. http://www.tineye.com/search/5728ec915156cc8f0568d27d5109bd9b9c79cbf9/ http://www.tineye.com/search/6a97500eef0bc33220555e02a8bd1f5500157a6e/  (here we actually got the result!! but overlooked it) http://www.tineye.com/search/b2ecfa195ca5bc2883dcc63e53e2b307d3b739a2/ http://www.tineye.com/search/02b352b008c9ff144695745a630e0c3a30d492e3/ http://www.tineye.com/search/0f748c782fc992ddd8ac5cd8b5bfec323a933048/ http://www.tineye.com/search/18c255ad6a07e6a1a3f128d2ef942393a47...

Having some fun with my new CS 5 ... it's beautiful. Bring on the next Christmas party good god! We have got kids to turn into pirates and ninja and what not ... Posted via email from CORSIS

For a read-only XML file server with a simple path-based addressing scheme, I initially used ConcurrentDictionary<string, XElement> as a key/value cache. This generated and kept constantly in memory a lot of unnecessary XAttribute and XElement instances which contributed nothing to raw data transfers across the wire. Considering the fact that resident XAttribute or XElement instances in the file server process were totally useless because we do indexing and serve result paths via our query server, I switched to using path-indexed string buffers with path-to-segment dictionaries as the new key/value cache. Memory footprint for hundred documents, before/after See and download the full gallery on posterous My question on Stackoverflow.com with some code http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3613713/how-to-get-stream-positions-of-xml-elements-in-net Full working environment screenshots ^__^ See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from CORS...

Launching ELIT Client for private alpha testing of political and social scientists from Heidelberg and Mannheim. Posted via email from CORSIS

A silent midnight comparison of two OCR software. See and download the full gallery on posterous See and download the full gallery on posterous See and download the full gallery on posterous Posted via email from CORSIS

This week, after downloading citing and related paper numbers of around 50.000 papers that were presented as results to various simple searches in PubMed, we wanted to have a way to find out most cited authors. Both extremely new to Mathematica, we were yet to see anything that looked or behaved like hash tables so our first approach looked like this: recordsOfAuthor[author_]:= Select[ records, Composition[MemberQ[#, author]&, authorsOf] ] where records were a list of XMLElement s containing EndNote X3 records (these roughly correspond to PubMed search results). Now I am not the guy to immediately understand the O-complexity of any given code, yet the first thing I had told my friend after we had finished downloading the citation numbers and right before we started coding the rest of our analysis tools was that we definitely needed to either find out how to use hash tables in Mathematica or do the whole thing in another language, otherwise we might have some headache. ...