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Why we use D3 and Ember for Data Visualization(simplereach.com)
5 points by devdazed 13y ago|1 comments
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by devdazed 14y ago
This is an interesting theory.
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by devdazed 14y ago
You're assuming that he did set up a landing page or modified the url. There is no evidence to suggest he did that. Also, this article says nothing about facebook. It was ad-networks that the blank was run on.
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by devdazed 14y ago
Yes that would definitely tell him that people without JS turned on were viewing his page. It would not magically tell him that these came from facebook (or should have).
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by devdazed 14y ago
The point of my article was not on how the dev was detecting JS. So I didn't want to go into detail on it. Even if he did that (which he never claims he does) He would only see that people are coming in with JS turned off, not that they ca
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by devdazed 14y ago
I've checked a handfull of the facebook ads and I didn't find any querystring paramete attached.
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BSON and Symbols and Segfaults..OH MY(devdazed.com)
1 points by devdazed 15y ago|0 comments
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How to add Google +1 to your tumblr Theme(devdazed.com)
1 points by devdazed 15y ago|0 comments
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GitHub Updated their SSL Cert, here's how to fix the problem.(eric.lubow.org)
1 points by devdazed 15y ago|0 comments
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DEVELOPERS: Node.js + Boxcar = Love(blog.boxcar.io)
2 points by devdazed 16y ago|0 comments
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by devdazed 16y ago
I was using redis 2.0 and mongo 1.6.5 with the latest drivers for each.
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by devdazed 16y ago
Ok, I agree with antriz's statement. My results are very specific. I will make note and be sure to be very thorough next time around.
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by devdazed 16y ago
I wouldn't say it's completely useless as it shows that Mongo is faster in a single threaded process, using the most popular ruby client of each system. If I were writing a high-concurrency multi-threaded system to handle millions of keys a
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Using Redis to Manage Surrogate Keys(devdazed.com)
2 points by devdazed 16y ago|0 comments
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Mongo Vs Redis, The Increment Battle(devdazed.com)
22 points by devdazed 16y ago|26 comments
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by devdazed 16y ago
I personally think that NoSQL isn't always the right tool for the job. Yes, it scales. Yes, you don't need to structure your data. Yes, it is fast and distributed and can be redundant. To that I say, it is too new, it has a steep learning