Ellen Ning Zhao’s musing between sense and sensibility
Posted in Uncategorized on Jul 11th, 2009
Actually I wanted to write this entry a while ago, because of my laziness and online-shopping impulses it’s postponed till now.
June 15th to June 19th was German students’ “protest week” this year. Many students from all over the Germany, from primary pupils to university students, went to streets and protested against bad hardware conditions [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on Sep 20th, 2008
Months ago my mother-in-law sent us a newspaper from Tübingen. It says in Tübingen, several middle schools start to offer Chinese as foreign language course, and students can take the Chinese exam for Abitur (you can understand it as Germany’s SAT of high school children). I thought the children would need some special staff paper [...]
Posted in computer science, education, software engineering on Feb 24th, 2008
My graduate thesis EatSmart: A Personal Nutrition Management System Leveraging Artificial Intelligence Methodology can be downloaded here. Keyword: combinatorial optimization, dynamic string-matching, fuzzy string-matching, knowledge based systems, Rete-based rule engine, Java Enterprise Edition. Copyright Ning Zhao. Any constructive critics and/or comments are most welcome. Please write to ellen_zhao@web.de. Thanks!
Days ago I passed the theoretical exam [...]
Posted in education, opinion orbit on Oct 5th, 2007
Ningning’s word: I love to keep an eye on what’s happening in the world and love to listen to what people think. For interesting discovery, new technologies and other new stuff I’ve been dropping them in the “Sniff and Sneeze” titles and now I’d like to start the “Opinion Orbit” titles for people’s opinions which [...]
Posted in business, computer science, education, software engineering on Nov 9th, 2005
Sniff:
Beyond Java ?
Recently I read a book called Beyond Java (the part before the detail of Ruby starts) by Bruce A. Tate. And days later I found this _very interesting_ discussion from theserverside.com. The discussion is much more interesting, insightful and informative than the book itself, just my opinion. It’s a loooong discussion and I [...]
Purposive without Foresight
Ellen Ning Zhao’s musing between sense and sensibility
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