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by thezilch 15y ago
It speeds up the web, because we can't our entire data set in cache -- "we" being anyone with a large data set and "can't" being defined by available hardware (costs) and time (lost working on "real" problems). Google will crawl several mil
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by thezilch 15y ago
Text-only version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tPFggJc...
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by thezilch 15y ago
Google Cache -- English roots of langner are returning blank pages: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:tPFggJc...
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by thezilch 15y ago
Nightly backups copies data over a dedicated 1Gbps link to a secondary data center.
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by thezilch 15y ago
From the article... Evernote shard their 9.5 million total users across 90 shards , where each shard is represented by two of the four or four drives in a mirrored RAID. Also, they are using Ehcache as their object-caching layer, which w
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by thezilch 15y ago
While I find Zed's choice a good one -- GitHub (git) repos feeling more accessible, it pains me to think hg doesn't have as great a domination in this space. I feel Zed has a stronger affinity towards Python and the simplicity / extensions
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by thezilch 15y ago
@joehewitt, open source? And where can we expect to start contributing to the tool-chain?
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by thezilch 16y ago
This is not a math problem. It's a perception problem. In fact, even your assumption is wrong, on the number of connections a browser will open. Modern browsers will be found opening 6 to 8 connections, by default. http://stevesouders.com/
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by thezilch 16y ago
Looks like troubles in only one availability zone.
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by thezilch 16y ago
I believe you only can stand on the "dock" issue, not including it having 4 apps, as the grid constitutes that number. EVERY other point can be found together on phones pre-dating the iPhone.
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by thezilch 16y ago
Personally, I read it more as Google _applied_ -- developed useful software -- speech-recognition technology that works. I can recall testing countless softwares like Dragon Talk (mentioned in the article) for assisting my writing of school
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by thezilch 16y ago
The second half of your experience can be had on github, launchpad, bitbucket, or project pages http://www.chromium.org/ or http://source.android.com/ , where one can find advisors, peers, and faculty to rip your work a new one. As well,
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by thezilch 16y ago
Any interests in also including Google's Protocol Buffers and Facebook's Thrift since it would appear your intentions are to use these blobs in an RPC?
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by thezilch 16y ago
The equivalent of using pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL or pickle.dumps(obj, protocol=pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL) -- any negative value will force highest protocol.
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by thezilch 16y ago
And because caching systems are typically a means for speeding up reads, where the article only focuses on writes. Python 2.5 -- including pickle's (faster) bin mode Starting simplejson dumps... done: 31.7636611462 Starting cj
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by thezilch 16y ago
How long before Color becomes Chat Roulette? What protections are children afforded where the content is not "personally identifiable?" And how long after that before Apple drops Color from their App Store?
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by thezilch 16y ago
Reddit's sysadmins neither have to maintain DC racking (nor travel), maintain hardware lifecycles, nor maintain vendor relationships. They certainly appear up to their teeth in working around AWS (EBS) deficiencies. They're not going to con
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by thezilch 16y ago
He doesn't run it himself. Reddit has two sysops and Amazon AWS staff. I won't pass judgement on Neil's performance or compensation -- we shouldn't speculate, but it'd be surprising to see a developer of only 4-5 months get a big raise.
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by thezilch 16y ago
Click the magnifying glass on any search-return item.
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by thezilch 16y ago
I think it is a good conclusion. I certainly will be pushing all friends, family, and otherwise towards Chrome. There's no sign their model will go awry -- they are already ahead, in my eyes. There are just too many great features, for gran
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by thezilch 16y ago
In other words, the vector module: http://www.clips.ua.ac.be/pages/pattern-vector
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by thezilch 16y ago
Something else is really amiss here. As I refresh the article to double-check the "~80 req/s:" $ curl -I -m5 http://trialx.com/enablers/2011/02/how-twitter-ddosd-our-web... curl: (28) connect() timed out! Surely their caching is still ena
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by thezilch 16y ago
I'm not familiar with the interals of WP Super Cache, but it is really odd that a cached page can't be served ~80 req/s. Perhaps Varnish will work in the case where WP Super Cache can't be tooled to write-through to cache or sooner.
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by thezilch 16y ago
Accept in the "original" [torsoraphy] search. Forget Bing having to compete with Google's "spell correction team;" Bing need only use Google [copy] as a high frequency signal on tailing queries. That sounds like exactly what happened, and i
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by thezilch 16y ago
Really? Would it be OK for MS to send home a copy of every Google Search Results that its browser [bar] sees and then use that as their results? Where do you draw the line?
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by thezilch 16y ago
Perhaps you need to define slow or run the benchmark(s) yourself. Sorry to be pedantic. I don't really understand what you mean by "templates that make your template engine go slow," as business requirements are going to trump anyones' skew
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by thezilch 16y ago
I believe Mitsuhiko was trying to draw comparisons of Django or Genshi engines to those of Jinja2 or Mako. There was a well depicted article, year(s) back, showing (profiling) where Django templating was losing a lot of work, compared to Ji
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by thezilch 16y ago
Terrible how? I find frameworks are more than welcome to make use of optimizations that are not going to have ill effects on the user. For example, I've yet to find fault in Jinja2's ability to use bytecode-cached templating. How do you def
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by thezilch 16y ago
Like [programming] languages, there are pros, cons, and trade-offs for each flavor. There are stores that are ahead in providing better, "runtime" control over facets of the CAP theorem -- ex. Cassandra. There are stores that have several a
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by thezilch 16y ago
FUD. w3schools doesn't, at all, make the claims this author is stretching for. In fact, on their JS Functions page ( http://w3schools.com/js/js_functions.asp ), w3schools state precisely what the author illustrates: The Lifetime of JavaScr

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