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Comment #5370181
If you subscribe to the philosophy that every line of code is a liability, which I do, this really hits home.
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Comment #4845217
#awesomesauce
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Comment #4845213
You're blowing my mind here. Really good stuff. What I think is really cool is that all this stuff is coming. There are a lot of stakeholders deeply invested in seeing these ideas …
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Comment #4845203
Thanks for the kind thoughts! I agree, the whole concept of a cloud-based music library is very new. Forget music, the concept of the cloud is new! I'm looking forward to a holiday…
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Comment #4845196
Selecting music to play at any given moment is entirely human. Play Strength was not intended to make music selection automatic. I think humans can make better decisions with data.…
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Comment #4845163
All told, I think rating songs in your library is a really personal thing. @JimEngland, you use stars purely as an organizational tool, which is slick. It's cool that the iTunes in…
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Comment #4844610
I need something more binary. Deciding between three and four stars seems totally arbitrary.
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Comment #4658498
Well thanks for the insights. I'll keep triggers in mind when I come across a problem like this in the future.
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Comment #4658426
Thanks for sharing. I agree with @bunkat here (though I didn't read the whole page). I find the language around analytics apps (including big boys like Mixpanel) to be generally va…
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Comment #4658405
That's slick.
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Comment #4658288
I pinged the guys over at RedisToGo to get you some more clarity on the pricing. Speaking for ourselves, we've historically preferred to have someone else manage our infrastructure…
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Comment #4658275
To be fair, we may have over-engineered this solution. I've been doing some work with compound indexes with Mongo and they seem to be performing really well. Maybe I'll have to wri…
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Comment #4658273
We definitely could have done this in Postgres. Our API is a Rails project and though we do a lot of work that's "off the rails," so to speak, we do try to follow a convention wher…