maxpert

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   Calling PHP functions with named parameters(blog.creapptives.com)

   49 points by maxpert 14y ago|50 comments
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   by maxpert 14y ago

   I totally agree with MD5 strategy, but using it can be a bad idea for range scans if you are want to use them at all in future.
3. 543.▲
   by maxpert 14y ago

   You don't need to worry about such small lengths of values
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   by maxpert 14y ago

   You can try it at your own. what I expect is that it would be much more faster, since you are pushing less data on wire.
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   Tokyocabinet + LZ4 = Speedy Gonzales(blog.creapptives.com)

   13 points by maxpert 14y ago|6 comments
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   by maxpert 14y ago

   Definately one of the most clean coding frameworks I've seen.
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   Facebook goes down for first time

   4 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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   The future of browser script tag(blog.creapptives.com)

   2 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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   by maxpert 15y ago

   Just read the comments around and you will see the dogma people face on daily basis despite the huge databases of reddit!
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    I totally agree with just what your said, this post actually is meant for know your choices. I actually hate it when people make a lame excuse of using a NoSQL store when they don't need it and they don't know the consequences!
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    Cassandra, Hbase -> Column Oriented! Not schema less! Riak -> Actually a key/value store with link walking, you can just write map reduce for that document oriented feel! Again I won't bother writing a map-reduce job just to fetch o
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    I haven't done benchmarks yet but if you are looking for HandlerSocket benchmarks http://blog.creapptives.com/post/3329352663/the-nosql-dogma is the link
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    I think for schema-less storage systems we know 2 major competitors in market. MongoDB and CouchDB. - CouchDB by default has not ability to scale out except master master replication, solution? Sharding for distribution and Replication fo
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    The key value store we ignored (Postgresql)(blog.creapptives.com)

    255 points by maxpert 15y ago|63 comments
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    The key value store you always ignored(blog.creapptives.com)

    2 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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    Oracle NoSQL Simplicity and Benchmarks(maxpert.tumblr.com)

    1 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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    Oracle NoSQL First Impression(maxpert.tumblr.com)

    2 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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    Ruby 1.9.2 + Thrift 0.7.0 Problem and Fix(maxpert.tumblr.com)

    2 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    I have a been in a love affair with PHP and also have been FRUSTRATED for its lack of few things. Despite the fact that PHP lived as a royal king of its era, few new comers like Rails, NodeJS are really taking the attention away; I've been
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    I've seen that discussion of new subscribe things; I believe it will be a good feature to introduce. I love this approach because its really simple and there is no new instruction in system (like backward compatible x86 machines) :)
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    by maxpert 15y ago

    Yes I believe minimal changes means lesser bugs. And yes! It's freaking cool they way Redis guys have coded this thing :)
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    A Journey to center of Redis(tumblr.com)

    32 points by maxpert 15y ago|7 comments
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    The Node Redumption(maxpert.tumblr.com)

    1 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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    NodeJS on nails(maxpert.tumblr.com)

    8 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments
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    LevelDB vs Kyoto Cabinet my findings(maxpert.tumblr.com)

    2 points by maxpert 15y ago|0 comments