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grourk
15y ago
It's worth clarifying the post title. Does Riak hash keys onto the ring? Yes. Does Riak hash nodes onto the ring? No. Is that still considered "consistent hashing"? I don't know.
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grourk
15y ago
Haha, I love that I'm getting downvoted for this.
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grourk
15y ago
Oh wah!
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grourk
15y ago
San Francisco -- Dropcam ( https://www.dropcam.com/jobs ) Full time, summer interns.
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grourk
16y ago
Caltrain is not the most reliable. In my experience, BART is more reliable.
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grourk
16y ago
I believe he did, Bob.
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grourk
16y ago
Well, that's really just "-setra" and other file system mounting options, and mdadm (Linux software RAID) configuration options. Yes, there's a little bit of a learning curve and pain to get things set up, but it's not completely out of re
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grourk
16y ago
Orion Henry at Heroku wrote about this and described different software RAID configurations and the performance characteristics of each a while back: http://orion.heroku.com/past/2009/7/29/io_performance_on_ebs...
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grourk
16y ago
"The first time I saw FSB packet descriptions I had a huge “ahhh!” moment so I hope someone out there gets the same benefit." I think he means "aha!" moment, but it certainly could go either way.
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grourk
16y ago
Well, that's kind of the underlying point of the article and the discussion around it.
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grourk
16y ago
If you have m-r code in your application, codify those functions, store them separately in a directory or even Riak objects, and refer to them by name in your code. Or, better yet, write it in Erlang.
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grourk
16y ago
Given that Riak seems to implement buckets "for free" by essentially making them key prefixes under-the-hood, does the bucket name size need to be considered as part of the key size? e.g., if my bucket name is 32 chars and my keys in that
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16y ago
Those born deaf and not taught sign language will invent their own sign language. There are no human cultures without language. Spoken (or signed) language is natural for humans, and developed as a form of telepathy. I can get a thought t
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grourk
16y ago
Looks like you rolled a hard six. ;-)
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16y ago
A co-worker once told me to remember it like: "I have a (src) that I'd like to call (dst)"
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grourk
16y ago
Conditioner is meant to restore the moisture to your hair that shampoo takes. It makes sense that by only using conditioner your hair felt greasy.
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grourk
16y ago
I cannot upvote this enough.
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16y ago
I find it healthy and refreshing to take a step back frequently and look at these things from such a perspective. Like, say the perspective of your parents. I think it's that kind of reflection which helps make businesses like Facebook an
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grourk
16y ago
Also, Fidelity's checking account: http://personal.fidelity.com/accounts/aong/sca_learn.shtml.c...
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grourk
16y ago
Check out ZumoCast: http://www.zumocast.com/
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grourk
16y ago
This post really articulated something I've been thinking a lot about lately. It's taken a long time for me to realize that I should trust my gut more. However, the description about how we learn language is completely wrong.
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grourk
16y ago
You should add ZumoDrive and ZumoCast (products) to the Zecter entry.
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16y ago
Maybe what's hidden is the code for determining what counts as a vote. e.g., multiple votes from the same IP may be discounted or simply counted as a single vote. Or a bunch of votes coming from fresh accounts created at or after submissi
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grourk
16y ago
ZumoCast has that functionality (a download button, for offline viewing).
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16y ago
Yep, it'll work from a different network -- 3G as well.
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Free ZumoCast (YC S07) App Streams Music, Movies From Computer To iPad, iPhone
(cultofmac.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Here's another invite code for the private beta: http://www.zumocast.com/?i=hackernews You have to give your UUIDs for iPhone/iPad and we'll send an ad-hoc build shortly after. But you can install the server app and see the web interfac
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ZumoDrive launches Palm webOS and Google Android clients
(blogs.zdnet.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Check out Quillen for snapshot backups directly to S3. Simple command-line interface, easy for scripting. Also open source. http://quillen.googlecode.com/
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17y ago
It's a bit unfair to say that Twitter is bad at privacy. Twitter is public by its very nature. Google Buzz seems to be the same. Don't want to participate? Turn it off. I would also disagree that Facebook's take on privacy is "downright sca
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