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  1. @lloydhilaiel lived there for 3yrs. Fav city still... Why the drive?
  2. RT @donnoman: WebROaR isn't ready for production, yet. http://post.ly/EKoi
  3. @lloydhilaiel and as much beer as you can get your hands on. Roots, Lucky Labrador, Bridgeport, Amnesia and Deschutes breweries if ya can ;)
  4. @zedshaw ignore that, replied to the wrong tweet (fucking tweetie...)
  5. @zedshaw and as much beer as you can get your hands on. Roots, Lucky Labrador, Bridgeport, Amnesia and Deschutes breweries if ya can ;)
  6. @lloydhilaiel when you get there, do your best to hit up one or all of: a Stumptown Coffee, Ken's Artisan Pizza, Grand Central Bakery (cont)
  7. Correction, IRS forms are a form of unappreciated art. Next up, pizza at delfina
  8. IRS tax forms should be considered a form of art
  9. RT @jquery: jQuery 1.4 Alpha 1 Released: http://j.mp/jq14a1
  10. @antirez awesome!
  11. that may or may not have been the best doughnut I've ever had
  12. @antirez agreed
  13. @antirez a very informal benchmark: http://gist.github.com/247488
  14. @antirez OTOH, if you ever get time to document the existing binary db format - I'll write a ruby gem for it ;)
  15. @antirez updated the gist again, added back "encoding": "base64"
  16. @antirez and finally, added another example at the bottom: http://bit.ly/6eEAxm Much more concise format, types implied based on JSON layout
  17. @antirez updated gist with data uri example (juts to see what it would look like): http://gist.github.com/245649
  18. @antirez data:[<MIME-type>][;charset="<encoding>"][;base64],<data>
  19. @antirez what if we drop the encoding key, and use something like the Data URI spec for encoded values? http://bit.ly/7vjDn0
  20. @antirez btw, do you have a script that can populate redis with a huge amount of data?