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91.
by rwalker 15y ago
We use IMAP IDLE: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2177
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Greplin (YC W10) open sources Tornado and Twisted utilities(tech.blog.greplin.com)
94 points by rwalker 16y ago|1 comments
93.
by rwalker 16y ago
We do use it in Tornado apps. We haven't seen any blocking issues so far as the time to write the tiny file is pretty small plus this happens on a small percentage of requests. It'd probably be worth looking in to an asynchronous model at
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Greplin (YC W10) open sources exception collection system(github.com)
75 points by rwalker 16y ago|7 comments
95.
by rwalker 16y ago
Have you installed both protocol buffers and the fast-python-pb module? Feel free to email me: robbyw@(the-company-mentioned-in-the-title).com
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by rwalker 16y ago
Good catch - updating now. It'll be under Apache 2.0. (edit: done)
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Greplin (YC W10) open sources 10-15x faster protocol buffers for Python(github.com)
197 points by rwalker 16y ago|33 comments
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Greplin (YC W10) hiring Python hackers in San Francisco
5 points by rwalker 16y ago
99.
by rwalker 16y ago
in the sidebar now - thanks!
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by rwalker 16y ago
As for what it does, it allows you to store an interval in Lucene, so you could store 1792 - 1796 or you could store 140000 - 125235466734. It uses a similar algorithm as the one used to store numbers so that it doesn't have to store milli
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Greplin (YC W10) expands team and office(blog.greplin.com)
56 points by rwalker 16y ago|16 comments
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Store and query numeric intervals in Lucene (Greplin open source)(github.com)
41 points by rwalker 16y ago|4 comments
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Results of the Greplin Programming Challenge(tech.blog.greplin.com)
38 points by rwalker 16y ago|3 comments
104.
by rwalker 16y ago
Maybe we have a different hiring mindset than dschoon - we're equally happy with people who find the answers or create the answers. In a production system, we certainly wouldn't want hand-rolled primeness checking. But in a programming ch
105.
by rwalker 16y ago
This was intentional - we had to tie break the longest palindrome and we didn't want a quick diff to be able to see what we changed.
106.
by rwalker 16y ago
Phone call no longer required. For what it's worth - it's just a Twilio app - we thought it would add to the fun.
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Can you solve it? The Greplin programming challenge(challenge.greplin.com)
220 points by rwalker 16y ago|156 comments
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Greplin - search engineer - SF, CA(greplin.com)
8 points by rwalker 16y ago
109.
by rwalker 16y ago
San Francisco, CA. Greplin ( http://www.greplin.com/jobs ) We need superstar hackers to solve some really hard problems. Keep terabytes of data in sync. Extract relevant information from large data sets with intelligent indexing, machine
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Greplin is hiring hackers(greplin.com)
7 points by rwalker 16y ago
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Closure Compiler: This Var is My Var(closuretools.blogspot.com)
3 points by rwalker 16y ago|0 comments
112.
by rwalker 16y ago
I'm not sure exactly what files get pulled in by the compiler, but it will remove any dead code (meaning 100% of any extra files) and output a single minimized file.
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by rwalker 16y ago
It (like the rest of the Closure Library) is designed to be used with the Closure Compiler: http://code.google.com/closure/compiler/ The general philosophy is: for development, loading lots of files is ok and in some cases easier to debug
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Intro to Google's open source JavaScript rich text / HTML editor(closuretools.blogspot.com)
52 points by rwalker 16y ago|18 comments
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Cloudkick: Closing in on Google Closure(cloudkick.com)
37 points by rwalker 16y ago|8 comments
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Google I/O: Welcome to the Closure Tools Blog(closuretools.blogspot.com)
3 points by rwalker 16y ago|0 comments
117.
by rwalker 17y ago
Make sure to choose "I want one" in the membership section - this is probably something we could make clearer
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Work with Zenter guys on a mobile side project
11 points by rwalker 17y ago|4 comments
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USA Today coverage of demo day(usatoday.com)
3 points by rwalker 18y ago|0 comments
120.
by rwalker 19y ago
When I was looking for a list like the one I built I did run across this one. Unfortunately, I needed far more than 1000 words and I also wanted to have information on occurrence counts. If you have additional resources I'd love to see th

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