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@sbtourist CRUD is probably 90% of enterprise/web data store usage. Hit that first, and diversity opens up through increased adoption. about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to sbtourist
RT @monadic: open ftw - rabbitmq and kaazing and terracotta for european scale real time betting at unibet - by @stnor - read this: http ... about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
@njbartlett Of course. A layer of abstraction can be added to anything. But I think it would be best if it was driven by the projects. about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to njbartlett
@sbtourist That's why I picked on the ones I did. Many are starting to converge on a basic document model, APIs can thus follow. about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to sbtourist
@monkchips If only they had standard APIs (the source of the most recent blog post: http://bit.ly/5vTHaF ). about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to monkchips
[blog] In which I beg the Document Store developers to agree on a standard code-level API: http://bit.ly/5vTHaF about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
@monkchips There are so many out there; we've tried to keep the code as neutral as we can for now so that we can try different ones. about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to monkchips
@sbtourist But waiting until we've got another pair of eyes on the code internally before doing the full writeup. Don't want to be hasty! about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to sbtourist
@sbtourist Long story short is that looks like you can store quickly enough, but not query quickly enough. Getting 2.6sec/TS load. about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to sbtourist
Working on a blog writeup. Been playing with MongoDB for storing financial Timeseries data, to see if it's a good fit. We don't think it is. about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck
RT @ZUrlocker: EU hearing will include MySQL customers as well as Marten Mickos, Eben Moglen. Very compelling. http://tinyurl.com/ft-orcl about 22 hours ago from TweetDeck
Finally managed today to get my brain working after 2 days of sickness and jet lag. Can't wait for tomorrow to be fully back in the groove! 2:00 PM Dec 9th from Tweetie
1 off 50% bank bonuses above GBP25k may be bad for bankers, but good for fintech startup execs trying to hire away banking IT staff! 6:35 AM Dec 9th from TweetDeck
RT @LDN: Postcodes to be freed in 2010 http://bit.ly/7FdcBK 4:24 AM Dec 9th from TweetDeck
Grooving on Google Chrome for Linux. Makes my Linux workstation feel much better for day-to-day work than Firefox. 3:42 AM Dec 9th from TweetDeck
Just discovered the Spread Toolkit. Looks at first glance like Open Source Tibco Rendezvous; n'est pas? 4:36 AM Dec 8th from TweetDeck
@tablewhite Yep. Cold appeared on Sunday morning pre-flight. So I've brought a whole new strain back with me! Patient Zero I am. 3:15 AM Dec 8th from TweetDeck in reply to tablewhite
Rather upset that my body appears to have let me down. Productivity punctuated by coughing/sneezing fits. Hadn't been sick in years. 3:09 AM Dec 8th from TweetDeck
Returned from San Francisco to grey, gloomy, congested, dirty old London town. Happy to be home! Just wish I didn't bring the lurgy w/me! 3:35 AM Dec 7th from Tweetie
Realized that I need to drastically cut back on the flow of information I feel the need to track. 10:16 AM Dec 4th from TweetDeck

Name Kirk Wylie
Location London
Web http://kirkwylie....
Bio London-based software developer. CTO and acting CEO of OpenGamma, a financial technology startup.