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Made it to hello world on the CouchDB design doc query server protocol refactor. Still have a long way to go. http://github.com/jchris...

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RT @hotdogsladies: Roky Erickson.

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looking forward to having you here, @janl -- gonna have a good time

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Got Alan Singley's "Melodies of Revival" stuck in my head. Thanks Al.

16 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Sitting in line at the Notary Public.

18 hours ago from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@dysinger yep, my CouchDB AMI build script got a lot shorter when that happened. http://github.com/couchio...

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RT @atduskgreg: BoingBoing posted about Jem and my Project Cybersyn video: http://www.boingboing.net/2009...

Sunday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@BeingAgile the important part is not being afraid to touch lines of code that aren't really related to the patch at hand.

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lame I sent a pull request that doesn't fix the bug. I felt so good about pushing it upstream all proper, too. :|

Saturday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

gotta run a build again before I can do a new pull request. this is why you should use topic branches

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LOL at @leinweber: "at least they aren't using lady gaga internet explorer"

Saturday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

thinking about @dhh's "Always leave code in a better condition than you found it." while working on query server optimization.

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fun dog times with @amysue and the boys but now I swear I'm writing code.

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There are thousands of people who run the Lady Gaga version of FireFox every day. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US...

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@janl maybe you want object.toSource()

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Doing the bootstrap thing on the MacBook. So far so good with Homebrew.

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Erjang: Erlang on the JVM http://origin.reddit.com/tb... (via @sirn)

Friday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@ramarnat you've got raid across 2 SSDs in your macbook? sick!

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@ridculy CouchDB is ACID compliant and extremely reliable, especially under concurrent load.

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Just got my new MacBook in the mail. If you need me I'll be unboxing and configuring.

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I'll be talking about CouchDB at the Velocity Online conference Tuesday. Save 25% w/ code velfall09twi http://en.oreilly.com/velocit... #velocityconf

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@dysinger @benoitc it's a 15 inch MacBook Pro with the SSD and lotsa RAM. I bet it'll be fast once I get it out of the box.

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@anibalrojas the JSON spec allows duplicate keys but almost no runtimes handle them properly. You probably shouldn't use them.

Friday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@anibalrojas oooh, sounds like a party. The Erlang JSON processors are very good with dup keys, so you could always use CouchBeam to fix.

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RT @thewaypost: OPEN MICROPHONE NOW, with real grownup hippies from around the globe! http://www.facebook.com/permali... (((I miss you guys!)))

Thursday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

RT @dataspora: I've always felt every 404 page ought to include poetry... poets have such wonderful ways of saying "you're lost"

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@kolosy http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb...

Thursday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Back from beers with @ryah who seems to understand community development at a cellular level.

December 3 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@ianschenck if your top-25 code has anything to do with your node.js code, I really wanna see it.

December 3 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@kevsmith maybe stack-recursion?

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