zxypoo

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by zxypoo 14y ago
I'm a statistic also. Moved back to Austin, Texas where quality of life is much better and people are laid back.
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by zxypoo 14y ago
Twitter open sourced Zipkin, their distributed tracing system based on the Dapper paper: http://twitter.github.com/zipkin/
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by zxypoo 14y ago
To this date, one of my favorite sites out there is the Lotus Notes sucks site: http://lotusnotessucks.4t.com/ Love the error messages: http://lotusnotessucks.4t.com/lnEx70.html
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by zxypoo 14y ago
Have they heard of Bitbucket? Gitoroius? Gitblit? http://gitblit.com/
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by zxypoo 14y ago
To share in the profits and success? The majority of wealth generation happens when you own equity.
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Crowdsourced data analysis with Clockwork Raven(engineering.twitter.com)
4 points by zxypoo 14y ago|0 comments
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From Twitter: Visualizing Hadoop clusters with HDFS-DU(engineering.twitter.com)
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TwitterCLDR: Improving Internationalization Support in Ruby(engineering.twitter.com)
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by zxypoo 14y ago
$0
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by zxypoo 14y ago
I think open source has changed a bit with the rise of the GitHub era. IMHO, I think @mikeal did a good post regarding this change "Apache considered harmful" http://www.mikealrogers.com/posts/apache-considered-harmful.... Even in the old
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by zxypoo 14y ago
Just to clarify things since I helped write the initial blog post about twemcache... in our original post, we had an error regarding the slab calcification problem we mentioned, this problem ONLY applied to our v1.4.4 fork of memcached. Aft
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by zxypoo 14y ago
They also announced twemproxy (a fast, light-weight proxy for memcached) which was quietly open sourced before: https://github.com/twitter/twemproxy
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Twitter open sourced twemcache, its memcached fork(engineering.twitter.com)
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by zxypoo 14y ago
It's mostly semantic versioning under the covers: http://semver.org/
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Twitter open sources Iago, its load generator(engineering.twitter.com)
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by zxypoo 14y ago
Here's the official announcement from Twitter Engineering: http://engineering.twitter.com/2012/06/distributed-systems-t...
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by zxypoo 14y ago
Nice, Austin is a great city.
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by zxypoo 14y ago
https://twitter.com/twitter/status/203255213946187777 "Widget Data: We may tailor content for you based on your visits to third-party websites that integrate Twitter buttons or widgets. When these websites first load our buttons or widget
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by zxypoo 14y ago
It's a utility gem that helps power the Twitter Translation Center: http://translate.twttr.com/ It may not be for everyone but hopefully some people may find it useful.
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by zxypoo 14y ago
At the moment it only supports Apache Pig.
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by zxypoo 14y ago
It's also on Github for comment: https://github.com/twitter/innovators-patent-agreement
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by zxypoo 14y ago
On GitHub: https://github.com/twitter/innovators-patent-agreement
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Twitter open sources an example audience moderation app(github.com)
2 points by zxypoo 14y ago|0 comments
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Twitter open sources its MySQL fork(engineering.twitter.com)
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by zxypoo 14y ago
There's some of us who work on JGit ( http://eclipse.org/jgit/ ) which is used by many folks to get cross-platform Git support. The .NET community took things a step further by cross-compiling to C# via NGit ( https://github.com/mono/ngit )
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Twitter open sources its Effective Scala guide(twitter.github.com)
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by zxypoo 15y ago
Please note that this is a demo (outdated too) and not really authorized by the project itself. It's unfortunate that some folks feel a need to put something up so quickly. If you want to look at the current status of 2.0 and help test the
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by zxypoo 15y ago
You look at this presentation which talks about JGit at Google, if you skip the first few slides... https://docs.google.com/present/edit?id=0ATM14GNiXaXfZGZkeHp...
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by zxypoo 15y ago
This is an old email... there's been many improvements to both JGit, Java/JVM and other areas of interest. Shawn and I gave a presentation at the Googleplex not so long ago about JGit [1]. In particular, you may be interested in the 'JGit a