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ericflo
16y ago
The "Error establishing a database connection" I'm getting on this link is incredibly ironic.
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ericflo
16y ago
Also note a similar library named Eventlet: http://eventlet.net/
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ericflo
16y ago
They're given better context here: http://www.arewefastyet.com/
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ericflo
16y ago
Single node, eh? I thought MongoDB was not supposed to be run in that configuration.
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ericflo
16y ago
The 47.7 queries per second figure in those slides surprised me a bit. I'd like to know more details there...is that for a single node, or the entire cluster?
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ericflo
16y ago
> Isn't it irritating how people will write, "MongoDB lost my data" or "CouchDB is really slow" and provide no specifics? He did go into several specifics as to why MongoDB might lose your data. Nice jab at CouchDB though!
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ericflo
16y ago
If MongoDB doesn't have single server durability, what kind of durability does it have?
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ericflo
16y ago
It's not really about losing a minute of data though--the whole thing could become corrupted, and repairing it will be extremely difficult.
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MongoDB Performance & Durability
(mikealrogers.com)
81 points
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ericflo
16y ago
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ericflo
16y ago
Ridiculously sensationalist
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ericflo
16y ago
You're not stuck. You've just got to become a better developer, which you can do by practicing a lot and learning everything you can outside of work.
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ericflo
16y ago
Sure they could--provided you aren't using them in a way they approve of.
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ericflo
16y ago
I fail to see how you were wronged here.
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ericflo
16y ago
Thanks :)
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ericflo
16y ago
Good luck on that particular domain. (I work for Mochi Media, and we weren't able to get it)
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ericflo
17y ago
...in January.
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ericflo
17y ago
Interesting. I think this is totally the wrong medium for tech companies, but what about for a struggling band attempting to stand out from the crowd? Showing 1.3 million people 30 seconds of your band's music is bound to build at least a
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ericflo
17y ago
I've been a big fan of the free and excellent Eloquent JavaScript: http://eloquentjavascript.net/
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ericflo
17y ago
"Do I think that Facebook will be relevant in 10 years? Probably. I'm not willing to bet much on it. "
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ericflo
17y ago
Please fully read my blog post next time. The last paragraph states that I wouldn't bet much on Facebook being around in 10 years.
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ericflo
17y ago
I don't understand why people let such a small amount of fame go to their head.
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ericflo
17y ago
I mentioned MongoDB...briefly.
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ericflo
17y ago
> CouchDB should not be compared to these. Does CouchDB use SQL? No. So it may be mentioned in a post about "NoSQL". > Description of Cassandra is misleading. Defend your claim. > He also misses the fact that Cabinet has real ma
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ericflo
18y ago
For everything that I've used it for, it's been fantastic. I was part of a team that built a social web crawler to look for XFN links. It worked fantastically for that. I used it to create the tumblog on my website, which is pretty much an
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ericflo
18y ago
I'll agree with that :) I did chose an overly controversial title. My apologies.