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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Be sure to check out this post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1051847/why-does-tokyo-ty... I did some experimentation with tokyo* and experienced that slowdown myself. I just didn't want to disable journaling in the end...
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Oh, node.js is definitely a great direction to go! One of my problems was that a lot of the "usual" libraries are written in a synchronous/blocking manner behind the scenes. This is something that the node.js ecosystem would probably solve
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Do you remember how fast the "toy" was? (pages/second, domains/s, ...) :)
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Straight from the man himself: http://buytaert.net/files/fpl05-paper.pdf Abstract: During codesign of a system, one still runs into the impedance mismatch between the software and hardware worlds. This paper identies the different levels
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Thank you for the feedback! Typos: Yeah, I'm German. Could you just point out some of the errors (2-3), that would help me to look for them harder next time :) Lack of detail towards the end: The thesis was written after most of the project
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I loved his approach too, but if you want to end up with something that you can search freely for properties it gets a little tiresome with just bash and *nix tools :)
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
After having written the thesis and thought about that stuff for another few weeks, my résumé would be: - Use asynchronous I/O to maximize single-node speed (twisted should be a good choice for python). It might be strange in the beginning,
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Indeed, seems like a great framework. Considering the timespan of the project, I had to rely on something I'm pretty ok at (Ruby), but I remember hitting a lot of posts about scrapy on the way
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
The crawler currently runs on a single large EC2 instance. I could see myself trying to use a bunch of EC2 micro instances instead and then use Riak + Riak Search. I actually tried putting a dump of the data into Riak and it seemed to hold
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I don't really know what the "managed through Drupal nodes" means in this context. For a simple drupal fulltext search I can recommend apache solr ( http://drupal.org/project/apachesolr ). For regular crawling: I found anemone ( http://a
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Uh, look what the cat dragged in: my thesis :) Hope some of you enjoy the read, I'm open for comments and criticism
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Are getters and setters object oriented?(arkanis.de)
20 points by rb2k_ 16y ago|29 comments
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
And this is why they should use caching :) copypasta: A common trend among many of the best developers is to see them posting screenshots running OS X. Many of the best developers, some my personal ‘developer heroes’, have made the switch t
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
http://www.diigo.com/ seems interesting to me too. They offer iOS and Android apps
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
> Nope, Yahoo! blocks all automated extraction of data from Delicious. Uhmmm... this worked for me: curl --user user:password -o DeliciousBackup.xml -O https://api.del.icio.us/v1/posts/all I only have 280 links on there, so maybe it i
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
copy pasta because the server is dead (completely dead) ;) J2EE 1.4 or officially: "JSR 151: JavaTM 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition 1.4 (J2EE 1.4) Specification" was released at 24 Nov, 2003 and was designed to be used with JDK 1.4, J2EE 1.3
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I personally was on my way to start a Ph.D. Got a job at the university, talked to professors about possible topics but ultimately decided to get a job in the industry. While teaching classes was fun and the job gave me plenty of free time
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I use Redis as a Cache and Queueing System at the same time. Workers connect and get new jobs, they also write the results to redis. Everything touches redis and redis is just so damn fast that I don't have to care about scaling for a while
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
You're not in the US, this is all you'll be able to see. Try a US VPN :)
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Works fine using a US VPN from Germany
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I remember talking to one of the devs some months ago when first signing up. Fun guy, great product. It's a shame that I never got an invite, can't wait to get my hands on this :)
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Stuttgart reporting in :)
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I don't blame the victim, I just thought I would get away with NOT saying that I condone sexual assault because I personally think that this goes without saying... I just think that no matter how crowded a hotel room, you shouldn't sit on o
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
What annoys me is that the article talks about a "problem of a sexualized environment", but the [post]( http://blog.nerdchic.net/archives/418/ ) that is being refered to describes things like this: > I lay across the bed, sat on laps, g
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
I think it's a horrible URL... I'd be fine with startup.ly, but startuply.com really doesn't speak to me
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
While I agree that "legal" music downloads are really cheap these days, most of his criticism is just not true if you actually know what you're doing... "scene releases" have a fixed quality scheme (encoding, ID3, ...) and the proper torren
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
"Please lead with the positions' locations."
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
Looking at the library: eewww, completely undocumented code :)
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
well, there was MP3 (invented, at least partially, at the Fraunhofer Society).
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by rb2k_ 16y ago
> However Germany also gets decent manufacturing benefits from the income disparity in the east. Strangely enough, the east has (by far) the highest unemployment rate in Germany: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6f/Arbei

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