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by tszming 15y ago
Use GNU Parallel if you need to execute jobs in parallel ( http://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/ )
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by tszming 15y ago
Useful information, thanks!
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by tszming 15y ago
So if you stick with the default _id, the claim of "Your indexes must ﬁt in memory" is no longer valid?
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by tszming 15y ago
Interesting, so the _id trick mentioned by FooBarWidget is not the real reason for the speedup?
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Language Complexity?(whiley.org)
1 points by tszming 15y ago|0 comments
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by tszming 15y ago
It seems to me that the author was very proud of the O(1) sophisticated caching algorithms invented at Apple.
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by tszming 15y ago
Another similar project: http://awurl.com/
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by tszming 15y ago
The issue of "copy-on-write" ..still here, in addition to the potential SQL Injection vulnerabilities in the sample code.
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by tszming 15y ago
Rackspace Cloud Servers and of coz Slicehost are also based on Xen.
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by tszming 15y ago
Very useful. Some suggestions: 1. Can we have a password protected mockup? 2. Should you consider giving a <title> to your site's HTML?
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by tszming 15y ago
If you always escape the Unicode characters when you output JSON, you don't have this problem. At least Facebook/Twitter are using this method.
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by tszming 15y ago
If the author changed the title to "Why C++ is vastly superior to C for application programming", than i would agree for the examples he given in the article.
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by tszming 15y ago
Just an (evil) idea: Create some free iPhone app/game, scrape the site in user's iPhone and send to your server.
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by tszming 15y ago
Some modern compressors such as YUI Compressor use real JS engine to parse your script and therefore can detect syntax error during minification, I can't see any reason why not using it.
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by tszming 15y ago
I don't think so. I still receive a lot of requests from Yahoo! Slurp / Yahoo! Slurp China this month.
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by tszming 15y ago
Some parameter are useful, but they are not part of the standard. e.g. Crawl-Delay, prevent DDOS from YAHOO! Slurp
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by tszming 15y ago
Very cool: http://www.jwz.org/blog/2010/10/every-day-i-learn-something-... >> "Ten days to implement the lexer, parser, bytecode emitter (which I folded into the parser; required some code buffering to reorder things like the for(
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by tszming 15y ago
Try Mirah ( http://www.mirah.org/ ), Ruby like syntax without the need of runtime library.
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by tszming 15y ago
In fact, Mirah implementation also available: https://github.com/sattvik/decafbot/tree/master/jvm-lang/mir...
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by tszming 16y ago
For me: Hardcover: 13.98, Kindle: 14.58 The price is the same during the past few days, I just wonder if Amazon display different price to different users based on their location.
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Kindle edition is more expensive than Hardcover for the book - In The Plex(amazon.com)
3 points by tszming 16y ago|3 comments
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by tszming 16y ago
Idea for a weekend project: A social directory for copycat websites.
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by tszming 16y ago
Seriously, get a decent bug tracker for the project.
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by tszming 16y ago
Just another wrong implementation of Binary Search, http://algorithms.openmymind.net/search/binarysearch , see this: http://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2006/06/extra-extra-read-...
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by tszming 16y ago
"...At the last Quakecon I took a show of hands poll, and it was interesting to see how almost as many people there had an Android device as an iOS device. But when I asked how many peple had spent 20 bucks on a game in the Android store, t
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by tszming 16y ago
In fact, this is well documented: http://wiki.nginx.org/Pitfalls#Passing_Every_.7E_.5C.php.24_...
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by tszming 16y ago
Watch this ticket if you are interested in MongoDB/FTS http://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-380
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by tszming 16y ago
IMHO, A blue screen of death page would be even more remarkable.
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by tszming 16y ago
>> Phone and tablet operating systems, such as Android and iOS, have abolished the ideas of “quitting” or even “closing” applications altogether. Try to Google "android task killer" to see what users need.
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by tszming 16y ago
Neat and interesting, I strongly prefer Mirah more than Scala to be the "next Java"

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