JustAGeek

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by JustAGeek 18y ago
It isn't that much that I don't people to follow my twitter account but I don't want to spam those people with tweets containing links they aren't interested in and about whom I know they won't be. :) Hence the need of groups.
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
That comes pretty close - if only had the possibility to group followers. During my test drive with that addon I couldn't find such a feature. :(
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
That's exactly what I had in mind. Very important for the site I run as a side project. :)
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Ah, yes, that could work, too. However, wouldn't everybody (those who I didn't tell to subscribe to my group page) following my twitter account get those tweets?
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Hm, yes, that could work. Though it is still a bit too complicated because quite a lot of interaction is needed to do that, even with the delicious Firefox addon. You probably have to manually enter the group name as a tag, for example. Ide
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A tool/webapp to recommend/share links with different groups of people?
10 points by JustAGeek 18y ago|35 comments
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Real-time stats, that's really something I miss a lot! Esp. considering that it's available in other stats tools...
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
No, only the first is valid. :) Some people _believe_ it's #2 but it isn't, sorry. :D "performance of the system under load" is just that, performance. See the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalability
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Pretty nice. Hate to be a nitpicker but it's one of my pet peeves: What the slides describe isn't scaling but performance tweaking. Scalability != performance. A lot of people get that wrong, still annoys me, silly me... :D
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by JustAGeek 18y ago
Yes it really is a great book! However, it is by no means a suitable book for people who haven't programmed anything yet, the author assumes that you are already familiar with coding. So for absolute beginners the book is probably way too d