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nleach
14y ago
In my experience Simple's main product is customer service (and delight). They're great at leveraging technology to accomplish this, but I'd say they're far from being a technology company. In an ideal world I'm sure they would have created
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nleach
14y ago
A co-worker in Mumbai also made some controversial statements on Facebook. He's absolutely fine, but just about every one of his friends scolded him for being so brazen. I was out of the city for the weekend, but by all accounts it was a te
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De-sharding Redis
3 points
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nleach
14y ago
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nleach
14y ago
I think you're missing the point. The idea is to provide incremental knowledge about the validity of the address, both to the user and to the service. user@existing.dns will validate but user@exsiting.dns won't. There is real value in provi
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nleach
14y ago
FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL probably is a smarter way to go, but I think context matters a lot. If this is for a consumer web service user@hostname isn't going to be 'valid' for the service.
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Validating Email Addresses In PHP (The Right Way)
(bobpattersonjr.com)
2 points
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nleach
14y ago
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4 comments
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Redis Mutex in PHP
(nleach.com)
2 points
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nleach
14y ago
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nleach
15y ago
Really rooting for these guys. There's a huge opportunity to upset competitors like TicketMaster. Not sure if they'll be able to undercut them significantly on price, but I know I dread and avoid the purchasing experience when I have to buy
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nleach
15y ago
You're absolutely right, it's a pretty awful layout for displaying code. I've been meaning to fix it for a while, just haven't gotten around to it. Thanks for stopping by though!
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Magic Memcached
(nleach.com)
19 points
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nleach
15y ago
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nleach
16y ago
Implemented something similar for a project I was working on a few months ago using PHP. Just wrote up a blog post about my implementation: http://nleach.com/post/4315166514/activity-feed-in-redis-usi... It's pretty similar to the Ruby ex