gsteph22

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Robots Don't Work(squarehammerlabs.com)
2 points by gsteph22 6mo ago|0 comments
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by gsteph22 9y ago
Holy shit, I was sitting around that campfire. I remember the whole making-out incident. Buried that in a dunken haze 7 years ago. Yikes. Foo Camp was fantastic both years I went, and the O’Reilly crew has worked hard to make things better.
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Dashboards Are a Waste of Time and Money(thenewstack.io)
2 points by gsteph22 10y ago|0 comments
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by gsteph22 12y ago
We hit similar problems with Core Data for http://clothapp.com and ended up migrating to Realm ( http://realm.io ) last month. Been pretty happy with it so far.
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by gsteph22 13y ago
Hey -- CEO of DTS here. Quick word on the tech -- it was basically a clone of Google F1, with full ANSI SQL support. It was damn fast and could handle tens of thousands of connections on a modest cluster. Way more than Salesforce's Phoenix,
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Drawn to Scale replatforms MongoDB to handle hundreds of terabytes of data(drawntoscale.com)
1 points by gsteph22 14y ago|0 comments
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Building a Real-Time Database for Hadoop on MapR(drawntoscale.com)
5 points by gsteph22 14y ago|0 comments
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by gsteph22 14y ago
Drawn to Scale - San Francisco, Distributed Databases www.drawntoscale.com Just drop a line to spire@drawntoscale.com We're building Spire, a database for real-time big data. We're building a SQL engine, fulltext search, and more on top of
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Tiki Drinks, Distributed Databases, No Assholes. How a startup hires. (drawntoscale.com)
3 points by gsteph22 14y ago|0 comments
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Drawn to Scale Announces Funding for Real-Time Big Data(drawntoscale.com)
2 points by gsteph22 15y ago|0 comments
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BroOpsCon: Beyond DevOps. Beyond NoOps. Scale.(broops.eventbrite.com)
3 points by gsteph22 15y ago|0 comments
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by gsteph22 15y ago
fml
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Interview on Spire truly distributed database(nosqltapes.com)
2 points by gsteph22 15y ago|0 comments
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by gsteph22 15y ago
Yes.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
A little...direct. But I think there's some good points.
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Your Patch Sucks(manamplified.org)
8 points by gsteph22 16y ago|1 comments
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by gsteph22 16y ago
But if something really sucks, then we must call it out as such! Also...hahahaha HTTPEntityEnclosingRequest
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Adventures in Startup Networking: 5 Tips(roadtofailure.com)
5 points by gsteph22 16y ago|0 comments
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by gsteph22 16y ago
Stunning content and design, wow.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
FYI: Heroku is fantastic for scaling apps. But if it's your database that's the bottleneck...you've got problems. Because your options with SQL are scaling up or sharding, each quite painful. If you want any advice, ping me.
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Developing When Your Computer is too Fast(dustin.github.com)
52 points by gsteph22 16y ago|31 comments
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by gsteph22 16y ago
The world is data. This is a killer article.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
Oh -- we're also in San Francisco.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
We're a distributed database startup in Seattle, WA. We make a database that can handle queries and fulltext searches on "Big Data". It's an elegant architecture, and a lot of fun to work on. We're about to be in a position to hire a few fo
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by gsteph22 16y ago
The words "oh noes" come to mind.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
We're not that bad: http://www.drawntoscalehq.com
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by gsteph22 16y ago
Sorry, but Fallout 3 was nowhere near the first two Fallouts when it comes to "Choices and Consequences". It was fun blowing stuff up in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. But it wasn't a true successor.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
Fallout was simply amazing -- the market will never support something so cerebral, difficult, and stunning. PS:T transcended the genre, though.
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by gsteph22 16y ago
For being an Objectivist, Jimmy Wales sure was fond of censorship... [/AndrewRyan]
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by gsteph22 16y ago
I think it's interesting that this article is as much about language and psychology than NoSQL -- but I've gotten no comments on that part :P

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