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#262At home, using Django to write a social photo guide-sharing web app for tinkerers.
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#263Now: drinking coffee and laying in bed reading HN. In an hour: Building an iPhone app in tandem with its Rails backend for a client.
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#265I migrated http://wasitup.com from Tokyo Tyrant to Redis.
Why?
As an alternative I needed something simple, resource efficient, well maintained (antirez is an excellent maintainer), documented, easily deployed, easily configured, and seemingly stable. It also needed to scale down to small virtual machines. Cassandra and MongoDB was evaluated, but drew the short straw.
My only complaint with Redis is its lack of features for high availability out of the box. Thankfully this is going to be addressed in the next release.
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#266There may be something like this already, but it's a good excuse to learn more about Python tracebacks.
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#268Today I released my three-day project "I Write Like". You paste some text, it analyzes it and tells you what famous writer you write like. Link: http://iwl.me