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by roder 16y ago
Erlang likewise: 1> 0.1 + 0.3. 0.4
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Foursquare and MongoDB: What If?(facility9.com)
57 points by roder 16y ago|35 comments
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by roder 16y ago
When your data isn't relational and you're trying to store objects, then NoSQL is a pretty good choice. ORM's have always kinda shoehorned objects into the RDBMS data model and the abstraction isn't always pretty. With NoSQL, if you're just
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by roder 16y ago
You should just learn both (and more). You shouldn't isolate yourself to 1 language, you should learn as many as you can, because the diversity and understanding will make you a better programmer. It's not like that Python or Ruby are that
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Riak Development Switching to GitHub(lists.basho.com)
1 points by roder 16y ago|0 comments
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by roder 16y ago
Riak Search is the first public demonstration that Riak Core is a meaningful base on which to build distributed systems beyond just a key/value store. By using the same central code base for distribution, dispatch, ownership, failure manag
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by roder 16y ago
When I'm receiving 100s of work emails per day, I would rather read an email written like it was from Ernest Hemingway than Kurt Vonnegut. That's not what I'd call "quest for concision". It was a light-hearted comment.
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by roder 16y ago
I was referring to Hemingway relying on Kansas City Star style guide, where he began his career: http://www.kcstar.com/hemingway/ehstarstyle.shtml [edit] which is quite different than how Vonnegut writes
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by roder 16y ago
I completely agree with the fact that we're becoming more dumb or increasing in incident of ADD; however that doesn't make a case for writing effective emails. In that case you should blog to practice your thought articulation and critical
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by roder 16y ago
I've employed this technique for the past year and I have found it effective and efficient. It has forced me to write more concisely and directly the same point in which I was "wordy". There are always times when deeper/richer context is ne
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by roder 16y ago
Summary: 1. Write short well-formated emails [ed] see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1808059 2. Snooze emails - http://www.followup.cc/ [ed] not a bad idea, but not in love with forwarding my personal/work emails to a 3rd party 3.
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Please write shorter emails(five.sentenc.es)
31 points by roder 16y ago|33 comments
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by roder 16y ago
what's different than http://squarepik.com/ ?
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Haskell implementation in Javascript(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
3 points by roder 16y ago|0 comments
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Peter Arnell: Pepsi Logo is “Bullshit”; Tropicana Is “Not My Brand …"(bnet.com)
1 points by roder 16y ago|0 comments
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by roder 16y ago
Here is who is currently using it in production: http://wiki.basho.com/display/RIAK/Who+is+Using+Riak and some comparisons, but not S3 http://wiki.basho.com/display/RIAK/Riak+Comparisons
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Riak 0.13 released, includes full text search(blog.basho.com)
78 points by roder 16y ago|13 comments
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Ask HN: What sites for content do you love as much as HN?
11 points by roder 16y ago|10 comments
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Mongo DB is web scale(xtranormal.com)
154 points by roder 16y ago|65 comments
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by roder 16y ago
What I have done to prevent that is to use the OS's environment variables: http://github.com/roder/riakaws/blob/master/clouds.rb#L10
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by roder 16y ago
If you're in SF and still wondering why people are excited, they're having a pretty cool meetup next week: http://www.meetup.com/San-Francisco-Riak-Meetup/calendar/141...
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by roder 16y ago
I spend most of my time idling in #riak on irc.freenode.net I use an IRC bouncer too.
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Dr Eric Brewer (CAP Theorem) speaking at Riak Meetup in SF(meetup.com)
17 points by roder 16y ago|0 comments
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by roder 16y ago
I am also an adult, I also should be able to decide what I want to do with the data. However, when I send out my DNA and receive that data, I would hope that the DNA information should adhere to a scientific and privacy standard respective
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by roder 16y ago
Its really awesome to see that wikileaks provides this data in CSV, SQL, and KML - any thoughts on what information you can farm out of this?
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by roder 16y ago
I'm a 23andme customer (post-DNA day) and after seeing the DNA mixup[1] and watching the youtube video released by the subcommittee on hearings and oversite[2], I am becoming increasingly weary of consumer genetic testing. I am glad to read
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Riak JS Lib, with implementations for Node.js & jQuery(riakjs.org)
50 points by roder 16y ago|12 comments
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by roder 16y ago
Riak is definitely my choice for object persistance. I've been playing a lot lately with Python's Flask and using the python-riak client (via protobuffs) it's just enjoyable. If you want to see how easy it is to create a cluster of riak no
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How Map/Reduce works in Riak - webinar this Thursday(blog.basho.com)
25 points by roder 16y ago|5 comments
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by roder 16y ago
To achieve this performance we made some rather big changes to Webmachine. Basho will be looking into incorporating those changes into the mainstream Webmachine code. Having worked with Webmachine, I'm really excited to see these big chan

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