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by velly 15y ago
What you do on your "OWN TIME" is your own business. - Mark Zuckerberg
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Btc::log - A developer friendly Bitcoin forum
1 points by velly 15y ago|0 comments
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Interview: Damien Katz, CTO Couchbase(startupwindow.com)
5 points by velly 15y ago|0 comments
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by velly 15y ago
Thanks fresh, I'd love to get rid of MyISAM. Doing the course of alpha testing it was corrupted once and that never happened with our InnoDB tables. Also, looking at Tokutek as the long term solution for all tables. The jump from InnoDB
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Ask HN: It's 2011 Sphinx or Solr?
1 points by velly 15y ago|2 comments
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AboutOne: Revolutionizing worklife for moms(startupwindow.com)
1 points by velly 15y ago|0 comments
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The Onion runs on Django and other juicy bits...(startupwindow.com)
1 points by velly 15y ago|0 comments
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Marissa Mayer on Founders(startupwindow.com)
2 points by velly 16y ago|0 comments
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Rotten Apple: A Figurative Essay(blog.rgbdaily.com)
1 points by velly 16y ago|0 comments
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by velly 16y ago
Map/Reduce is a key feature that is required by the "one true datastore" along with the elegance of on the fly indexed views ;)
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Coucbase: Can I get an Amen(blog.rgbdaily.com)
1 points by velly 16y ago|0 comments
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by velly 16y ago
Bret Taylor of FriendFeed/Facebook fame implemented a scalable system schema free system on top of MySQL where he could attach thin tables arbitrarily to JSON collections as the index. When migrations happened the collections would be scan
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by velly 16y ago
From the author: First off, I apologize for my thoughts being all over the place at 3AM in the morning ;) I've written several transactional systems using Oracle and DB2 in the financial industry in a former life. The trappings of SQL are d
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by velly 16y ago
Bingo! (from the author). I wrote this late at night at the end of a long day, but that's the point.
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Redis and SQLite: Why wait for good enough?(blog.rgbdaily.com)
82 points by velly 16y ago|51 comments
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by velly 16y ago
This was a just a quick blurb on my thoughts around HTML5 and how it impacts mobile from the perspective of the big boys. I definitely think that Facebook and Google come out stronger if the web and it's links keep working the way they do