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Write Optimization: Myths, Comparison, Clarifications - Tokutek
(tokutek.com)
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ApplePy - Apple ][ emulator in python
(jtauber.com)
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UnQL Unstructured Query Language from sqlite & couchdb
(unqlspec.org)
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15y ago
I'm rather skeptical at this stage; the article could have been titled "Google+ could be the social backbone" but that isn't so provocative. When the APIs appear and we see how easy it is to get data in AND out via them, then it'll be clea
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Artur Bergman (Wikia) on SSDs at O'Reilly Velocity - Fuck NoSQL, Sharding, ...
(livestream.com)
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Crowdsourcing the Sarah Palin emails: user guide
(guardian.co.uk)
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Reddit - The Hunters and the Gabberers
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15y ago
That's true, but it's still an interesting read, it hasn't really dated.
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15y ago
I assumed the submission software would notice dupes of existing stories and point at them. The URLs seem the same.
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Mailchimp Project Omnivore: Declassified
(blog.mailchimp.com)
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15y ago
Looks like it is still ongoing: http://dockets.justia.com/docket/massachusetts/madce/1:2009c... reports news from Nov 2010. Can't decode the legal language.
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Google Chrome Courgette differential compression algorithm
(dev.chromium.org)
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15y ago
I submitted the blog post, I am not the author of it.
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Divide and Concur - testing code at etsy
(codeascraft.etsy.com)
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15y ago
It also doesn't explain how if they don't trust EBS they are going to replace their MySQL on dedicated servers. Sounds like they are considering the Cassandra route. Which gained a query language last week.
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The road to being a kick-ass public speaker
(wait-till-i.com)
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16y ago
True, and it isn't the full story of system dependencies. Data dependencies aren't really shown here and they are also tricky, although Cassandra is the the primary ("source of truth") for most things. So for example, if a user does somet
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16y ago
Boy, a lot of questions. I already mentioned that the different stores have different features. I wouldn't see Redis or Cassandra replacing each other for anything. HBase is a potential replacement for bigger MySQL-like things such as big
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dajobe
16y ago
You think this diagram is complex? You should see the one that describes the full details. Things I missed out include the tiny Java bit. No Ruby though.
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16y ago
I'll see if we can include some figures in tech posts that follow.
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dajobe
16y ago
Thanks, we hope to go deeper in areas people are interested in. Let us know.
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16y ago
I'm the author of this article which was about the technology we use. Your comment doesn't seem to be about tech at all.