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Comment #10388171
On the quadrupling of the estimate from $250 million to $1 billion between 1995 and 1996, the article states: " The cost increase was the result of detailed engineering studies con…
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Comment #6551031
Yeah that's totally fair. I live at Geary and Stanyan, and made liberal use of the 38L and 38[A,B]X busses, which cut that time down a lot. I used to go to the gym every morning be…
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Comment #6548587
There does seem to be a "center of gravity" in SF that is incredibly bizarre to me. For a lot of people, if you live west of Divis or south of 24th st, you might as well be, for al…
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Comment #4859410
It's not revolutionary, but it does a lot of things right and has more features that what you mentioned above: * maintains a semaphore of currently processing requests, and will im…
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Comment #4523020
> you're just given some basic data structures that handle pretty much everything under the sun, and you go from there This only works because the size of your n is small, possibly…
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Comment #4522956
I'm not sure if you can count this as a startup, but I bought my King-sized Sleep Innovations (memory foam) mattress with Amazon Prime for $530. And if I wanted the less-think 10" …
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Comment #4106987
Django still powers a lot of the DISQUS infrastructure. That said, we're in the process of breaking certain parts of it off into independent services and out of Django. But Django …
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Comment #4019736
While I don't disagree that Apple's technical skill isn't best of breed, where Apple has shined - both now and in the past - is their ruthless determination and focus on UX and HCI…
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Comment #4001175
I'm a huge fan of office "suites" - smallish offices which comfortably hold 3-6 people. It's a good sweet spot between open spaces full of dozens of people and individual offices. …
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Comment #3972086
> NodeJS is suitable for apps that do plenty of short lived requests. I'm confused. Isn't Node's event-loop style programming ideal for long-lived requests? I.e. ones that, under a…
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Comment #3972066
Hulu, Living Social, All of 37 Signals, Groupon, AirBnb, Scribd, Zendesk, Soundcloud, etc. Twitter's scale is unlike nearly every single web app online, so I think the real story w…
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Comment #3960324
Oh weird. Less than 24 hours after I first saw it from Twitter, the account was no longer active. Nice to see it's back!
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Comment #3956248
There was a Soundcloud account with a like every essential mix ever on it the other week, but shortly after it disappeared - I think due to licensing issues with BBC content outsid…
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Comment #3895031
I wrote a similar blog post back at my old job about our usage of Riak. http://devblog.seomoz.org/2011/10/using-riak-for-ranking-col... Keep in mind we used Riak pre-1.0, so YMMV.
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Comment #3860501
> Isn't this just a method of implementation for your option 3? I don't really see a substantial difference between mocking the server and mocking the API. The short answer is that…
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Comment #3859468
Awesome, thanks for the extra info. I think your setup sounds really good :)
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Comment #3859352
In my opinion, having to replicate S3 in development and test isn't the best idea. There are a few problems I see: You have tied yourself to S3's API, you must maintain this "other…
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Comment #3777342
I think this article title is misleading. It's not 10 million hits a day on Wordpress , it's 10 million hits a day using Varnish to a single URL. Might as well say you can serve 10…
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Comment #3753290
If you know what these commands are doing under the covers, these commands are a true time saver. If you don't know what these commands are doing, they're basically "magic" and in …