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by recurser 17y ago
Nice writeup, looks great. btw a tiny typo: "I intend to migration my own deployment to Redis"
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by recurser 17y ago
Mogilefs, transmission & django
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by recurser 17y ago
Nice summary.
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by recurser 17y ago
"All of Apps probably takes up less than 1% of Google's data centers, which have a million-plus servers." a million servers - anyone know if this is accurate or hype/guesswork? I've heard from a couple of facebook guys that they have 50k+ s
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by recurser 17y ago
Great news. Users here in japan have ridiculous amounts of bandwidth to burn, and it's always seemed a bit of a shame to serve them from amazon's Europe/US centers.
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by recurser 17y ago
Haven't had time to dig in but nice work with the gfx, looks great.
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by recurser 17y ago
From the comments: > The biggest issue I have is that model syncing fails > silently (it's as if the app doesn't exist) if an > import in the app models file dies with an exception > (for instance, not found). I've wasted ho
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by recurser 17y ago
I really like that credit-card form layout idea. Obvious in hindsight but not something I would have thought of myself.
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by recurser 17y ago
Could you elaborate on that? I've used both and the difference (apart from the naming) is too subtle for me (not trolling - honest question).
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by recurser 17y ago
Thirded - after a quick run through this you'll grasp enough of the basics to figure anything else out from the apple docs on your own.
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by recurser 17y ago
Ditto, every time I get stuck and hit the django IRC channel I'm amazed how friendly and helpful the devs are. I don't think I've ever left there without learning something.
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by recurser 17y ago
Ha sorry I didn't realize who I was talking to, yeah if you built mozy then mogile would probably hit the wall fairly early :) I work for one of the larger Japanese web companies, and the CEO has basically declared war on amazon japan (lite
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by recurser 17y ago
We're running about 90 terabytes of mogile storage containing 20-30 million files and haven't had any problems at all. If we do, the plan is to shard them along the same lines as our database sharding. I don't know of any other products apa
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by recurser 17y ago
If you could get a list of IP addresses somehow, it would be handy to direct users straight to posts about their particular university (assuming they're accessing from on-campus). I couldn't see the university list on the iPhone - you might
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by recurser 17y ago
Seconded, a great read.
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by recurser 17y ago
That was a great read - nice work jacquesm!
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by recurser 17y ago
I didn't know about the data() method - very handy.
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by recurser 17y ago
> However, IE6/IE7 treat text-indent as moving the background image as well Great post - any chance you could also post the css that caused the problem? I use negative text indent all the time to do exactly this and haven't noticed any
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by recurser 17y ago
Some very nice design work in that portfolio too - thanks for the link.
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by recurser 17y ago
I was really impressed with fluxiom.com (media management app, from the scriptaculous guy I seem to recall) when I first saw it, although I haven't looked at it for a year or two. Beautiful design and lots of attention to detail. The flickr
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by recurser 17y ago
I forget the name of the book (maybe 'stasiland'?) given to me by a German coworker but the level of surveillance the east Germans lived under sounds incredible.
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by recurser 17y ago
This is fantastic, it took me about a week to get all that stuff set up a couple of years back. Looking forward to trying it out!
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by recurser 17y ago
Flickr seems like a fairly large omission as well.
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by recurser 17y ago
Also great fun to read on crowded trains here in japan - a lot of curious stares when you have to start turning the book sideways and upside down to read it :)
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by recurser 17y ago
Interesting, thank you.
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by recurser 17y ago
> I use one of the Japanese analogs to Netflix Out of interest, what do you use? Tsutaya? I'd be interested to know of any Netflix-like services here in Japan.
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by recurser 17y ago
I hadn't seen the netlog article before, very interesting.
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by recurser 17y ago
Timely post, I'm in the middle of building a checkout at the moment and there's some good advice there.
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by recurser 17y ago
Great idea! This is just a random thought, but I wonder if there's some way you could incorporate the google sets API that was posted recently to get 'related' articles from the search terms if you don't get any results initially.
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by recurser 17y ago
Me 3

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