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  1. hah! FriendDA: http://bit.ly/602lWi
  2. @tjake @joestump I could have told you that! had us stumped for a while. we now try to keep as much on the 10Gb partition as possible.
  3. sweet, a firebug-on-steroids extension for Chrome for perf debugging: http://bit.ly/90SJV7
  4. @donnymack new stream-api = awesome. question: is it possible to do a generic search for comments or link mentions via new API's?
  5. google goes quantum: http://bit.ly/8AZOch .. ok, it's still a toy, but a fun one.
  6. @nzkoz yeah no kidding.
  7. you know, if they wanted to, Google could make a killing with a hedge fund & ML: http://bit.ly/5KQFpx .. query logs ftw.
  8. OH: "this test fails when it is run after 7PM" -- awesome. UTC ftw. go @zedlander.
  9. "user data is in memory spread across thousands of machines, memcache at Facebook processes 120M req/s": http://bit.ly/8NYepz
  10. some good thoughts on "what the real-time web can deliver" @ http://bit.ly/8436B9 ... finally getting past the pure tech.
  11. @LuigiMontanez ok, that's pretty sweet, but damn verizon! need something that works with Rogers here in canada. :-(
  12. @sakhmechet @mglukhovsky would love to hear your thoughts on SSD + RethinkDB on this thread: http://bit.ly/8MHql6
  13. ok, google goggles is the last straw I needed to make the switch to Android: http://bit.ly/6BIC2W .. now the search begins.
  14. @joshu let me know when I can transfer my data, seriously. though I have to say, I live and die by the FF extension.
  15. @joshu I'd kill for webhooks support on delicious.
  16. @jamesgolick careful, you might burst the bubble! #nosql is like a mythical creature, it defines its own rules :-)
  17. @hgimenez ah good point, ramdisks ftw. "nosql" is just too overloaded of a term to actually be useful.
  18. @evil_trout doh, thanks for the heads up. fixed, pointing to: http://bit.ly/8gATBY
  19. @jamesgolick @qrush I may be pedantic, but even that is meaningless. we all know that "scale" means different things to different people.
  20. new blog post: Future of RDBMS is RAM Clouds & SSD @ http://bit.ly/4wMGrD ... watch out, #nosql ;-)