adamcharnock

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How to PlayNice.ly with Libyans(playnice.ly)
7 points by adamcharnock 16y ago|9 comments
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Sorry about the formatting there! Those were supposed to be bullet points
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Great work,very slick. Out of interest, can you provide any information about the system architecture? Things i noticed: * do you really need my pingdom password? * drop-down in pingdom setup process does not work on the iPad (can see the o
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Should be there!
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Redis multi-field searching and filtering(playnice.ly)
22 points by adamcharnock 16y ago|0 comments
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Great! It will be good to see you there. Are you using Redis on curated.by?
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London Redis Meetup on 26 May 2010(playnice.ly)
15 points by adamcharnock 16y ago|3 comments
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Python library management with Pip and Virtualenv(playnice.ly)
4 points by adamcharnock 16y ago|0 comments
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Sphinx is an excellent option for full-text search. The post didn't go into depth on our particular use case, but this full-text indexing is just a small part of a larger filtering system. Having the index in Redis meant that we could execu
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Yes, there is a Caveat that if some words are removed from the database then you will need to reindex for that to be taken into account. However, in the case of bug tracking (which is largely what we are doing), data tends to be added rathe
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Yep, this solution is certainly quite a way off being something with the capabilities of Sphinx. In our case we didn't need any scoring of results, but this could be partly achieved by performing a Levenshtein Distance between the search te
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by adamcharnock 16y ago
Hey amix, thanks for the comments! I certainly agree that a purpose-built solution could be better if you needed the features you mention, but that was not our use-case. This provided an elegant solution which would avoid us having to dupli
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A fast, fuzzy, full-text index using Redis(playnice.ly)
55 points by adamcharnock 16y ago|18 comments