leif

It was reading the comments here after reading the article that reminded me of a paper by Leif D.

Arguable, some think that Viking explores like Leif Erikson discovered America first.

It was a Leif back that fit onto a Hasselblad.

For piano, that would be Kempff, O'Conor, Leif Ove Andsnes, Misha Dichter...

Email us at {leif,tim} at tokutek dot com.

For engineering, email myself (leif@tokutek.com) or Tim Callaghan (tim@tokutek.com) with a resume and say hi.

Its interesting to compare the accounts of the climate and terrain experienced by Leif Erickson in the Vinland Sagas versus Henry Cabot and French explorers who voyaged to the same regions during the 16th/17th centuries.

> Leif Pagrotsky, som då var näringsminister, har i efterhand avslöjat att avskaffandet av arvsskatten var en eftergift från Regeringen Persson till Svenskt Näringsliv Well, not quite.

- see reply - also, hi leif, i think i knew you on quora] is that you should not give personal details (A) until the company identity is clear (B).

This is sort of like saying Leif Erikson and the Icelandic Commonwealth won the "the new world race" in 1000AD.

In Leif's post, the graph shows "b-trees" on the inner curve.

From Leif earlier, "TokuMX offers multi-document transactional semantics without application changes (snapshot reads), as well as protocol support for multi-statement (read-modify-write style) transactions, within a single shard.

I agree very much with your "Chomsky was wrong" hypothesis and strongly recommend the book "Language Machines" by Leif Weatherby, which is on precisely that topic.

Looking at that post on Leif's drawing, I think I agree that the B-tree is placed incorrectly.

Welcome, Bradley and Leif, to the club of people whom Howard has declared are doing it wrong.

Possibly we've published some stupid stuff, but I don't think that Leif's blog posting qualifies.