mattdennewitz

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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
we're using apache+modwsgi to serve django, and tornado (by itself) behind nginx. both have been excellent. gunicorn looks to have a bright future, but i haven't played with it.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
oh, this is a complete disaster :(
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
this is possibly my all-time favorite book. i just thought "oblivion" itself was more appropriate this thread.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
i've used appengine from time to time @ pitchfork, and it's been great. with the recently relaxed restrictions on uploads, result sets length, and the task queue, and ability to read and process larger uploads, and xmpp and incoming mai
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
cloudfiles could certainly do a bit more to catch up to s3, but i've never been left wholly unsatisfied.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
sounds like someone got pranked this morning :/
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
david foster wallace: oblivion
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MongoEngine 0.3 is out(github.com)
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
opencalais, alchemyapi, websolr, and directed edge come to mind.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
sounds like playdar, which was written to ease the load on streaming services. http://github.com/RJ/playdar-core
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
gorgeous! i want this for 5 rss feeds.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
a tumblr employees response to the OP: http://meaghano.com/post/393246405/tumbledore-ive-run-pitchf...
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
hey guys, here's pitchfork's side of the story, from ryan schreiber [prez/founder]: http://pitchfork.tumblr.com/post/393233651/dear-tumblr-commu... im not going to personally comment on this one, so here's the gist of ryan's letter: the s
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
we use it @ pitchfork for internal analytics and a few other projects that'll be live soon. im also using it (and mongo) to query retrosheet's game log data quickly and, well, sanely .
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
i've contributed bits & pieces to mongoengine, and plan on using it in production next month. its a very well-designed, well-implemented, and actively growing ORM for mongodb, and definitely worth checking out. and when i say "actively
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
seeing reddit in this list, i wonder to myself: at what point is a startup no longer considered a startup? when is it better to start using "startup" in past tense?
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
hands down one of my favorite apis on the web
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Graham Dumpleton on PyMongo and mod_wsgi(groups.google.com)
1 points by mattdennewitz 17y ago|0 comments
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
hey, dont forget chicago!
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
waiting for streaming media service, bigger screen, faster *G connection, and lower price. but, really just the first one.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
to be fair, pingdom isn't going to supply you with details about cpu, bandwidth, disk, memory, etc usage for a multi-node deployment - they'll just tell you when its down. i do think the prices are high, and you could certainly go it alone
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
mark me down as saying its ugly: the colors are inharmonious and impact is a terrible typeface choice. while technically usable, its not necessarily something i want to use.
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
details?
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
mongodb, mongoengine, redis, node, tornado, neo4j, django want to play with openframeworks and cvtypes, but haven't had time
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
"disaster" is a but harsh, but i think perhaps a better implementation would've been to supplement the existing layout with this as another view option. i like that its almost purely visual, but imagine if apple entirely replaced finder's
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
check out htop
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
ive been using mongo and tornado together for a while, and its great. i initially chose mongo over couch because of its fast ad hoc querying. the python client is also well-written and well-documented. one thing, though, to watch out for is
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
has read concurrency, bulk delete concurrency, and more. great way to end the year!
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Mongodb 1.3.0 unstable released(groups.google.com)
1 points by mattdennewitz 17y ago|1 comments
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by mattdennewitz 17y ago
for local development, i think its perfectly reasonable to assume a built-in development server can handle serving static content. in fact, if it didn't, i'd be a little sour -- it can serve dynamic content, so why not static? and, not ev

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