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sirfried

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    Comment #4966845

    meh, i've long switched to elasticsearch ( http://www.elasticsearch.org/ ) for document stores.

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    Comment #4941062

    I like Celluloid. But what I'd like to see is the dissection of workload patterns and paradigms applicable to those patterns. You can be, 1. CPU bound - fork, it is cheap in unix 2…

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    Comment #4716821

    Whichever way people will want to slice and dice the numbers, the irrefutable fact is that women are the victims in a vast majority (by a very very large margin) of sexual assaults…

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    Comment #4622144

    Am i the only one to laugh at the use of Homer Simpson's MRI ?

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    Comment #4599859

    don't matter dude. all that matters is if the people using it are happy to pay for it. it's that simple.

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    Comment #4595711

    it's 2012, why don't you stop blogging

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    Comment #4518261

    yeah what can be wrong about a framework imposing design & coding discipline on sheeple :P

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    Comment #4393303

    he's just selling a book, relax

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    Comment #4348084

    i thought he hated "work visa" for a second, silly me

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    Comment #4316668

    Incredible India

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    Comment #4285040

    everyone is wrong, everyone is right. just use what tool you know best. resque, or beanstalkd or zmq push/pull whatever

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    Comment #4160982

    reminds me of json builder in ruby, yikes!

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    Comment #4155771

    i dozed off after the first few paragraphs

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    Comment #4104848

    how lame, do AR devs need someone to remind them about bind variables/params ?

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    Comment #3985898

    Well for the money I'd pay in licensing this, I can just pay for more servers and use MySQL or PostgreSQL. Not that those two are slow at all.

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    Comment #3952592

    5 mins of my life i will never get back. object mappers are good enough, write better oop and embrace sql if you need to.