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by majke 15y ago
SockJS-tornado can be hosted via HAProxy. If you don't need native websockets, sockjs will work behind any sticky-sessions-aware loadbalancer using comet fallbacks.
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Ponies, Dragons and Socks - MUD demo using SockJS, Django (editable online)(rabbitmq.com)
3 points by majke 15y ago|0 comments
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by majke 17y ago
And if you do, things can became pretty complicated.
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by majke 17y ago
LShift in London is always looking for talents! (and interns) http://www.lshift.net/recruitment.html http://www.lshift.net/blog What we value above everything else is the right combination of skill, enthusiasm and imagination. General
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Memory (speed) matters - even in Erlang(lshift.net)
5 points by majke 17y ago|0 comments
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by majke 17y ago
I was thinking about it for a long time. I haven't implemented it yet - as I can't find a selling point. What eff is selling: bits of entropy. What my mother understands - nothing. What other users understand: I'm not anonymous, being anony
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by majke 17y ago
> Do people genuinely believe that the world needs this many NoSQL systems, or are we just in the infancy/resurgence of schema-free, ... The non-SQL world is still pretty young. Well, the ideas themselves are old - but recent implementa
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by majke 17y ago
http://cometdemo.lshift.net:8080/ ?
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by majke 17y ago
highly-scalable - now:maybe, year ago:no multicast - are there still stupid limits on max number of subscriptions? real-time - sort of. have you measured the latency? depends what you mean by realtime. distributed message passing system - d
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by majke 17y ago
Well, that is predictable, from the time they bought stream from Twitter. They just want to index everything, so it's not any breaking news. On the other hand it doesn't really feel like Google knows what they're doing. Realtime search is v
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by majke 17y ago
LShift in London is hiring. http://www.lshift.net/recruitment.html "LShift was set up to make sure that it would be a good place for smart people to work. The day to day routine is as flexible and informal as possible to give you room to
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by majke 17y ago
It's not that I expect it to work differently. It's more like: "oh, you can do that, that's interesting". And the question is, how to exploit this behaviour. Does it mean that I can effectively rewrite return values? Can I access the origin
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by majke 17y ago
Not exactly. There are a few things about memcached: a) It's a database. b) It's fast. c) It forces you to use decent architecture. a) Some types of data are stored only in memcached. For example user http sessions. There are also some o