A real life story

I have just completed the job I purchased Aperture for...
I am working on a large (100pp) sportswear catalogue. the photographer came back from florida and gave me 2 250gig hard drives full of raw images, It was the photographer's first time shooting this job digitally (previously 35mm trans) he was able to instantly dump all the bad shots at the shoot.
I have imported over 3000 images into a job folder, batched the images by date and then entered the keywords for garment style & range, colour, man, woman.
Myself and 3 clients chose a garment range and rated the best shot in every colourway by using the compare facility on a second monitor. (how very very cool they thought) 5 stars for the picked images and 4 stars for the alternative (that could be used elsewhere in the catalogue.
Smart folders were created for 5 star rated images, the picked images were then exported as tiff files, ready to be imported into Photoshop for colour correcting (selective grament colours) and retouching. A set of jpegs were also exported to be temporarelly placed in Quark express layouts. 2 sets of contact sheets of the whole shoot (with rating stars added) was sent to the client for reference for the rest of the season.
What a great way of managing images and workflow...!

Ha! Ha! Ha!
No, seriously man, we need to hear what happens with
all those TIFFs he exported to be retouched in
Photoshop. And all the ones that went out to Quark
Express. I guess if anything goes wrong, the other
people dealing with those files will need to go back
to the photographer and get a new TIFF export to
start ALL OVER with? Interesting. More efficient
for sorting, but not more efficient for everyone else
doing work on the team.
So what world do you live on where people working on TIFF's in Photoshop are unable to use undo if they get something wrong? Honestly what is the realistic scenario under which people have to go back for more TIFF's - as if that were even difficult?
If other people get images sooner life is better for everyone.
Of course if they all had multi-user access to the
same folder heirarchy of images as the photographer,
it might be less of an issue. But still, this is ONE
case where someone thought it was worthwhile. If
only Aperture had said it was for this small sub-set
of photographers instead of claiming in their
Marketing & Sales literature that it would work for
ALL photographers...
Well there is now multi-user access to the TIFFs generated, backed by the Aperture database in case something is messed up. You were just complaining about the dangers of the TIFF files being destroyed, I guess you'd be really alarmed if instead of using Aperture to generate the TIFF's he had generated TIFF's from ACR directly and had nothing to fall back on.
But then you aren't interested in how real multi-user scenarios work, you're just interesting in putting down Aperture at all opportunities no matter how non-sensical you have to be to do so. Your post made very little sense no matter how you approached it as in just two paragraphs you managed to completely contradict your own desires. I don't know how any program is supposed to meet the needs of a user who fundamentally doesn't understand what they want.

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That's a good thought that could explain some cases, but not mine: these people definitely don't know my email address, and I'm not in their Address Book. (Some of these are people I might meet on a hike, say, and nod to in passing on other hikes once a or twice a year, and that's the extent of the "relationship"--no contact info ever exchanged. We don't even know what cities each other are from.)
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I should correct my first post: I said I "do now know well"... that should be "do NOT know well".

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Engineering Services Orders (Inter-company)
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But i'm kind sleppy and may be saying something stupid. Someone else can correct me and add more information
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Microsoft knows their exams are hard and expects you to retake them when you fail. Even Microsoft employees fail exams and retake them. I've failed my share but thankfully there is no record of my failed exams available anywhere - just the exams I have passed.
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Right = null;
public T Data
set { data = value; }
get { return data; }
in our daily program where we can use btree to store and retrieve data? so please all share your idea how you guys use btree in your program in real life application development. thanks

"in our daily program where we can use btree to store and retrieve data?"
Given that your example mentions IComparable I suppose you're talking specifically about binary search trees, not any binary tree. In that case it's unlikely that you'll see anyone using a binary tree directly. People use collections such as SortedDictionary and
such collections are usually implemented using binary search trees.
Note that btree isn't a good abbreviation for binary tree, there is such a data structure called B-Tree and it's not the same thing as binary tree. Incidentally B-Trees are also used for searching - databases use them for indexes and filesystems
use them to store directory entries.
@Joel Engineer: "Binary trees structures are built into the Net Library Hash Class"
Binary trees and hash tables have nothing in common.

Real Life Mac Mini Performance vs iMac

Hi Guys,
I'm about to purchase my first Mac Mini, and I have question about Mac Mini's performance. How is base Mac Mini compare against iMac 21.5 (i5 2400s) Base? I understand that iMac uses i5 2400s, desktop CPU, and benchmark number is obivously whole miles ahead of Mac Mini base.
My primary use for Mac would be day to day computing with some Adobe web creative tools like Photoshop, In Design, Dreamweaver for checking web/graphic desinger's work. I plan to study iPhone app development for fun, so some Xcode .
I already have good 24 inch monitor,bluetooth keyboard and magic mouse from my last macbook pro setup. Price difference between iMac and Mac Mini is about $500.
In real life usage, with Memory upgraded 8gig, how much of difference would I notice? Will iMac Base have significantly better performance ($500 difference)?
Another quesiton is if I add SDD, will it void the warranty? I understand that swapping HDD is okay, but I read somewhere saying that adding another HDD would actually void warranty....
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I am an electrical engineer and do a lot of embedded firmware design
and supporting software, mostly in Win8.1 virtual machine with Parallels.
I also do a lot with Photoshop CS6 and some video work.
When confronted with an upgrade decision, I ended up going with the 27" iMac
and was glad I did. Expanded it to the full 32GB and am using an SSD via Thunderbolt,
I already had a Thunderbolt display, so I ended up with a very good workstation setup.
With that 32GB of RAM, I am able to have OS X, a Win8.1 coding/debug virtual machine,
and a Win7 software test platform all running at the same time and no noticable
performance hit.
Also, if developing large firmware/software, SSDs will speed the work up dramatically
as these types of projects are quite file intensive. The last project I was working on,
I could build, download and start debugging an embedded app using Win8.1 on a VM
before my coworkers were half way through building the app on their native Win laptops/desktops
which had standard had drives.
With that said, I still have 2 Minis in service. My 2011 Mini Server (my former workstation) was
repurposed to be my HTPC and my 2010 Mini has been re-assigned as my home iTunes/file server.

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