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  1. SpahQL: a JavaScript library to manipulate JSON data danski.github.com/spahql/
  2. RT @TheAlexKnapp “ My latest -Tesla isn't god and Edison isn't the devil: a response to @oatmeal. onforb.es/L4c60P ” /cc @LeaVerou
  3. @gawenr “Swag is to boys what class is to men”
  4. @AnthonyFrenet maybe :D
  5. @krugazor Also there is a bias to be made if your input IDs (both) come from sequences.
  6. @krugazor e.g. concentric.net/~Ttwang/tech/i… (see the part on reducing from 64 bits to 32)
  7. @krugazor Yes but admittedly you don't have a choice. A good integer hashing function will spread this reduction in the whole 64 bits space.
  8. @krugazor Hash numerically rather than string b/c better statistical spread and faster.
  9. @krugazor No ordering beforehand then. The simplest acceptable solution I see: concatenate bits + int hashing, not string.
  10. @krugazor Should it be order-sensitive: f(a, b) != f(b, a) ?