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Debugging the Production Web (Front End)
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For People to Trust You, Reveal Your Intentions – HBR
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Vegas: Declarative format for creating and saving visualization designs
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Web Accessibility Checklist – The Accessibility Project
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Take a look at the Overview slide of the presentation, where this information is listed for each database the author discussed: http://image.slidesharecdn.com/newsql-2015-150213024325-conv...
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Seeing how each visualization adjusts as I change the original dataset is so useful. The technique reminds me of Bret Victor's amazing work. Ladder of Abstraction Essay: http://worrydream.com/#!2/LadderOfAbstractio
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Horizontal Scalability, Response Time and Throughput with SQL
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Along those lines, this article about Malcolm McLean (often called the father of containerization) is a great read. http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/5026.html
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RegExpBuilder – Create regular expressions using chained methods
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Graphity: An Efficient Graph Model for Retrieving the Top-k News Feeds for Users
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Stop Drawing Dead Fish
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Unexpected Use Cases and Possible Usages of an Event Store
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The Most Common Problems Which Cause Outages of Production Servers
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Fallacies of Distributed Computing Explained [pdf]
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Why I Won't Relocate to Work for Your Startup
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3 Tips for Selling a Geeky Idea to Everyone
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Looks cool. Would love to know what Conspire uses as their technology stack.
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Nice utility. I submitted a pull request for FoundationDB SQL Layer https://github.com/emirozer/fake2db/pull/4
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Just submitted a pull request for FoundationDB: https://github.com/ept/hermitage/pull/1
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Very cool - would love to see tests of FoundationDB! FYI I'm an engineer at FDB, happy to help.
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Great article. A lot of engineers don't have personal experience with these kinds of network failures, so sharing stories of their consequences means more engineers can make informed (and conscious) decisions of how much risk can be to
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What kind of consistency do you expect to provide with this future syncing feature? I assume it will be eventually consistent. Is that right? How will conflicts be resolved?
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That's a pretty unusual setup :) I'd be interested in a blog post about how you choose this architecture.
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Out of curiosity, what database are you using to store the data?
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The author says that different data stores are good at different things, so we need to use multiple data stores in our application. He proposes that a data service layer can abstract these implementations, making it easier to swap out data
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Makes sense to me. Thanks for the feedback.
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That's fair. My runner up title was Scaling All the Things: An Honest Look at Limited and General Transactions. Better or worse?
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Hey guys, I'm the author of the blog post. I'm happy to answer questions about performance results, argue about the necessity of acid transactions, or discuss anything else in the post.
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I've been playing around with the idea of doing a couple of these posts - for example, I could do one with multiple datacenters. This would be a good scenario too.
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Thanks for pointing this out. That's totally a mistake on my part. I've updated the table to include the CRDT result, showing Riak's 0% data loss.
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