solomon

King Solomon doesn't even bother to drag him away from the altar before killing him.

In 2000, I wrote a Java reed solomon implementation that also includes native libraries for linux-x86 and win32.

I mean, they still invited the Solomon Islands to the climate conference even though we all know what they'll say and they have no pull in making actual decisions.

I think OP is talking more about city streets, so high speed literature and the Solomon curve doesn't apply so much.

Newton was a devout alchemist/occultist who believed he could find the temple of Solomon - but it doesn't make gravitation or his laws of motion irrelevant.

I also rather like Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon is basically porn!

This is by far the most important announcement of the Keynote, it really shows that Alex (CoreOS) and Solomon (Docker) managed to come together and create this as part of a new open standard.

And I believe many scenes of 12 Years a Slave were intentionally dark - I'm sure the outdoor scenes or the indoor scene at the end when Solomon Northup comes home had much more contrast on purpose.

Then the have Microsoft Dynamics ERP which consists of 5 different ERP products that Microsoft bought: Microsoft Dynamics AX (formerly Axapta), Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains Software), Microsoft Dynamics NAV (formerly Navision), Microsoft Dynamics SL (formerly Solomon IV), Microsoft Dynamics C5 (formerly Concorde C5).

Reed-Solomon is also used in parity files (Parchive [1]) which were especially popular in the newsgroup/usenet days.

Reed–Solomon error correction is one of these things that still feels like black magic to me.

It's funny how this was noticed by King Solomon, far before the age of print.