dhruvbird

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by dhruvbird 16y ago
How many phrases of length 30 could you handle with 1GB of RAM? Or do you have numbers on the mean length of a phrase you handle currently, the number of such phrases and how much memory it takes?
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
Well, how do you know what it does? Have you seen the code? Do you know what exactly it does? Making claims such as these without knowing the facts is certainly not professional behaviour.
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
+1 and my perfectly non-spammy blog was rejected by them. They didn't mention the reason but I have a hunch that it was because it isn't about any one or two things. It's about a bunch of things I find interesting - both personally as well
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
I don't believe no one has created a FF plugin for expert sex change (yet)!! Edit: Even a GM script to remove all the leading spammy divs would do...
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
Linked doesn't seem to be working. I created the URL after I noticed that none existed. Maybe the server has cached the negative entry.
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
Hey it's great you got a name for them now! You won't believe how many times I've been in a discussion about something and the other person has said "oh that's easy to do" or "it can be done in a few hours" when in fact if they were to go i
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A very fast auto-complete server; to be used for as-you-type search suggestions.(code.google.com)
13 points by dhruvbird 16y ago|1 comments
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
This automation was a much meeded one!!
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
Beanstalkd is a workqueue service not a message queue service. It's use case is some what more in tune with CRON rather than pymq.
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
I mostly agree with you taming of the problem statement. However, clients being clients shouldn't be taken as nodes which can handle more than what the programmer provisioned for, Having a queue library sitting on them means some more load
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
The assumption is that the master isn't flaky. You can achieve this in multiple ways. One of them you mention. If the software is bad, you can't help it. As far as network failures are concerned, I think those are handled. If your network f
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by dhruvbird 16y ago
Celery is pretty cool in it's own way. It is like the appengine Task Queues rather than message queues in general.
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An OSS scalable distributed message queue with automatic failover. It kicks ass(code.google.com)
13 points by dhruvbird 16y ago|8 comments
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Fire appengine datastore queries from javascript on your browser(gaequery.appspot.com)
1 points by dhruvbird 17y ago|0 comments