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  1. @Ben_Hall rice absorbs humidity quite well
  2. I should really keep Twitter closed when confs like RubyConf are held but I am not there. I hope this will not repeat with RubyKaigi 2010.
  3. @LinuxLLC I always go with fresh installs, this time I just didn't have the time to setup everything from scratch.
  4. Upgraded to Karmic and spent 1hr to get X up & running again. But oh wait "2010 will be the year of linux on the desktop". How stupid of me.
  5. RT @igrigorik: matz: "I promise to start working on Ruby 2.0 after the 1.9.2 release, no promises on the release schedule" #rubyconf
  6. @antirez virtual memory in 1.3 could come in handy, but redis-cluster in 1.4 will be an instant win. +1 for UDP.
  7. I am amazed by how much I can be productive even with an EeePC w/ ArchLinux+Fluxbox+Vim. No frills diverting my focus. @compay was right :-)
  8. "Report UmpteenthTwitterSpammer for spam" -> "click" .... damn (fake?)SEOs and internet marketers.
  9. @pcdinh it might be evident on tight loops sending thousands of cmds, just wondering on real-world scenarios compared to the I/O bottleneck.
  10. Here it comes RT @ironshay: Ohhhhh yeaaaaaa - IronRuby version 1.0 RC1 has just been released!!! http://bit.ly/7GOeAq
  11. RT @schwarzwald: it's over 9000! RT @CERN Still preparing beams for injection but stay tuned. Did you know that there are more than 9000 ...
  12. OH HAI ZINCRBY (at least in predis, just one line and it will be in redis-lua too) #redis
  13. @compay more like super-uber-alpha :-) anyway, the fact is that I am not convinced by the concept. Might try it again in a few months.
  14. 3 minutes into Google ChromeOS (running into a virtual machine) and it has already frozen. Stopping the VM. Nice try, Google.
  15. @antirez anyway I am going to profile the two (phpredis and predis) in a bunch of scenarios, just out of curiosity.
  16. @antirez I guess these are the major areas of gain. A C impl. for the HashRing also gives a good speedup when sharding on the client-side.
  17. @antirez no compilation cost for PHP code (it can be mitigated with an opcode cache though), the cost of method dispatching is minimized
  18. @antirez me too, that's why I am committed to the development of Predis ;-)
  19. @gstarwind meh, I am still not thrilled about ChromeOS anyway. It might be interesting for casual PC users, but...
  20. RT @casualjim: want to know some excellent places to start using IronRuby today? ==> Death to XML configs, I'm declaring this jank XML day