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by roder 16y ago
AFAIK, Riak search is suppose to be drop-in replacement for Solr http://lucene.apache.org/solr/ . So anything that wraps that API would be easy to migrate to Riak Search later.
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Basho (creators of Riak, growing quickly) opens SF office(blog.basho.com)
30 points by roder 16y ago|6 comments
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by roder 16y ago
Latency is also a multipart problem, right? The software can always attempt to improve it's response time, but it can't change the latency on the wire.
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by roder 16y ago
Greenhouse looks interesting. I'd be intersted in seeing how it stacks up against Atlas. Can anyone offer insight?
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Interview: Neo4j Emil Eifrem talks to Robert Scoble(nosql.mypopescu.com)
7 points by roder 16y ago|0 comments
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by roder 16y ago
The SEC should have gone with JSON or YAML rather than XML though, as long as we're trying to keep things readable. Otherwise I applaud this requirement for filing. I would love to run to track the history of all submissions over time and s
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by roder 16y ago
This does sound like a panacea. My father says "if it's too good to be true, it probably is." However, having the CIA and Navy as customers is pretty credible.
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by roder 16y ago
I agree with the sentiment on the thread that removing http:// is a UX bug. Copy & Paste in this case is paramount over UI simplification. Keep it simple... do not make it a configurable option and do not remove http:// .
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How to measure and determine a market size for cheap(davidedicillo.com)
11 points by roder 17y ago|3 comments
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Appcelerator comments on iPhone 4.0 ToS Sec. 3.3.1(developer.appcelerator.com)
24 points by roder 17y ago|8 comments
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Google Maps Street View in 3D(googlemapsmania.blogspot.com)
2 points by roder 17y ago|0 comments
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Large Hadron Collider Finally Smashing Properly(nytimes.com)
2 points by roder 17y ago|0 comments
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by roder 17y ago
this is why I'm scared of the South http://grab.by/2YNw
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IPhone App Adds Photos and Videos to Foursquare Check-ins(mashable.com)
13 points by roder 17y ago|5 comments
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by roder 17y ago
Justin (CTO of Basho) gave a phenomenal presentation (keynote worthy) at NoSQL East. Vector clocks are easy and once he explained it in the presentation it "clicked" for me. You can watch the whole presentation here, but if you want to get
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by roder 17y ago
Riak
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Ask HN: What is your shortlist for hot/popular/trendy Open Source Projects?
34 points by roder 17y ago|52 comments
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Case history of the freemium model on the iPhone(davidedicillo.com)
32 points by roder 17y ago|6 comments
109.
by roder 17y ago
Look at eunit
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by roder 17y ago
I was disappointed to not see Riak covered.
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by roder 17y ago
Awesome as always Dustin. Love reading your blog. Keep it up.
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by roder 17y ago
Hmm, it's not really the difference between continuous and scheduled... Basically, Couch is a shared-nothing system, meaning, it retains all the data on one node. Then you can easily replicate (say via scheduled task w/ cron) the data fro
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by roder 17y ago
Riak creates vnodes, or virtual nodes for each node. These vnodes make up what's called a ring server. So you may have 1024 vnodes in say, 4 bare-metal nodes. I pointed this presentation out below, but I'll point it out again, because it's
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by roder 17y ago
Are you familiar with the CAP theorem? You can't have all three, but you can have 2. Most distributed datastores, pick for you which two of the three you'll get. One of Riak's goals is to make the choice transparent to the user per documen
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by roder 17y ago
Riak is actually a distributed datastore, where as CouchDB & MongoDB are replication based. For example, there are no special nodes in Riak and no one node has all the data. When a node joins a riak cluster, it begins to share and part
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by roder 17y ago
Short answer is: no, not at the moment. MongoDB & CouchDB have a lot more history as open source project. Riak, being recently released into the wild, will have its various how-tos and documentation grow in time. But lets say you wante
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Learn Riak, A Fully Distributed, Erlang-Based Document Store(dreverri.github.com)
23 points by roder 17y ago|12 comments
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by roder 17y ago
yes
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by roder 17y ago
This says it all to me: I’ve put $50,000 into SetJam so far, and I’ll probably have to put in $50,000 more before I can hope to take in some outside money. I’ve had to spend the last 4 years saving while I built an amazing company for som
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by roder 17y ago
Take a look at Webmachine http://bitbucket.org/justin/webmachine/ . If you're writing a RESTful API try using webmachine. At the very least, you'll feel like you're writing the best API ever. *NOTE: I have no relation to webmachine, just

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