JoL1hAHN
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@ rice absorbs humidity quite well
about 15 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to Ben_Hall
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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.
about 18 hours ago
from Seesmic
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@ I always go with fresh installs, this time I just didn't have the time to setup everything from scratch.
about 19 hours ago
from Seesmic
in reply to LinuxLLC
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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.
11:58 AM Nov 21st
from web
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RT @: matz: "I promise to start working on Ruby 2.0 after the 1.9.2 release, no promises on the release schedule"
10:30 AM Nov 21st
from Termtter
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@ virtual memory in 1.3 could come in handy, but redis-cluster in 1.4 will be an instant win. +1 for UDP.
6:47 AM Nov 21st
from Termtter
in reply to antirez
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I am amazed by how much I can be productive even with an EeePC w/ ArchLinux+Fluxbox+Vim. No frills diverting my focus. @ was right :-)
6:40 AM Nov 21st
from Termtter
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"Report UmpteenthTwitterSpammer for spam" -> "click" .... damn (fake?)SEOs and internet marketers.
1:23 AM Nov 21st
from Seesmic
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@ it might be evident on tight loops sending thousands of cmds, just wondering on real-world scenarios compared to the I/O bottleneck.
1:02 AM Nov 21st
from Seesmic
in reply to pcdinh
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Here it comes RT @: Ohhhhh yeaaaaaa - IronRuby version 1.0 RC1 has just been released!!!
12:33 AM Nov 21st
from Seesmic
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RT @: it's over 9000! RT @ Still preparing beams for injection but stay tuned. Did you know that there are more than 9000
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2:42 PM Nov 20th
from web
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OH HAI ZINCRBY (at least in predis, just one line and it will be in redis-lua too)
1:38 PM Nov 20th
from Termtter
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@ 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.
10:09 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
in reply to compay
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3 minutes into Google ChromeOS (running into a virtual machine) and it has already frozen. Stopping the VM. Nice try, Google.
9:54 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
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@ anyway I am going to profile the two (phpredis and predis) in a bunch of scenarios, just out of curiosity.
3:04 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
in reply to antirez
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@ 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.
3:03 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
in reply to antirez
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@ no compilation cost for PHP code (it can be mitigated with an opcode cache though), the cost of method dispatching is minimized
2:59 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
in reply to antirez
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@ me too, that's why I am committed to the development of Predis ;-)
2:02 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
in reply to antirez
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@ meh, I am still not thrilled about ChromeOS anyway. It might be interesting for casual PC users, but...
2:00 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
in reply to gstarwind
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RT @: want to know some excellent places to start using IronRuby today? ==> Death to XML configs, I'm declaring this jank XML day
1:56 AM Nov 20th
from Seesmic
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- Name Daniele Alessandri
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