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Great systems presentation by Jeff Dean: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/project... (I especially like slides 23-35)
Sean Kelly, Bruce Lewis, Andres Montano and 114 other people liked this
really liked the numbers, much better than just saying "registers < memory < disk"
- Ertuğ Karamatlı
I liked this part: ---Users specify high-level desires: *“99%ile latency for accessing this data should be <50ms” *“Store this data on at least 2 disks in EU, 2 in U.S. & 1 in Asia”
- Ahmet Alp Balkan
really good document thx
- Nicolas Dufour
Don't just like it - read it.
- Hayes Haugen
#WTF
- sofarsoShawn
I would love to see more information like this :) Ideas on where I should be looking (other than FF of course!)
- Susan Beebe
Interesting stuff. I'm downloading the PDF now...
- Tyson Key
Doing the Dishes - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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Damn, I had to pee halfway through....
- Michael Muller
Also, I don't think anyone realized that this was a video, posting looked just like a single photo. A video might have gotten more attention.
- Michael Muller
And it's all about the attention isn't it?
- Michael Muller
It is a bummer that Flickr videos do not appear as videos on FF. So long as I got your attention Michael, I'm happy!
- Jonathan Le Plastrier
Stephen Wolfram demonstrates Wolfram|Alpha in detail - http://www.wolframalpha.com/screenc...
Adam Kazwell, Michael, Michael Ehline and Casey Muller liked this
Most hilarious answer ever given on Jeopardy - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Bug art - http://www.seyvet.com/foto...
Michael, Junal Rahman, Robin Barooah and 7 other people liked this
loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
- yebandeyekhoda
How long would it take them to paint the Mona Lisa? Here we have the infinite bug theorem
- M F
Denote is now available on the AppStore for the iPhone and iPod Touch. - http://littleitch.com/denote/
Michael Muller, Casey Muller, sara and 4 other people liked this
Many people use their email inbox to store notes, reminders, or to do lists. Denote makes this simple and easy on the iPhone and iPod Touch. Use Denote to capture a thought that is keeping you awake or save a brilliant brainstorm before it is forgotten. By getting ideas out of your mind and into your inbox as quickly as possible, Denote frees your attention back to the moment at hand.
- Jonathan Le Plastrier
Direct iTunes link : http://itunes.apple.com/WebObje...
- Jonathan Le Plastrier
If you set your "release date" in iTunes Connect to the day it was actually posted (eg, today), then it'll show up at the top of the default "sort by release date" view of the Productivity section. Otherwise it shows up with your submission date as the release date, several pages in.
- landonf@bikemonkey.org
Ah cool, thanks for the tip. Doing so now once they finished rebooting iTunes Connect.
- Jonathan Le Plastrier
It's on my front page, sending all my notes. (That seems less funny without the ur and other grammatical errors.)
- Michael
I'm going to try it right now! wow!
- Adrienne
Please let us all know how Denote is received. I wonder if there is any appropriate marketing approach that will stimulate acceptance, I mean, sales, moola, da green.
- Michael Muller
Please deconstruct the origins of: the logo, the company name, and the pounding pegs slogan!!!! All very clear and direct and memorable. Much better than the monkey chasing his tail or......
- Michael Muller
Step away from the Robot. - http://vimeo.com/2704612
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This might not be totally clear from the video/description: the 'robot' allows you to record an audio snippet that it plays back whenever it senses motion.
- sara
'robot's are everywhere these days, I've even seen them in Xmas cards.
- Robin Barooah
"You've got to break some apples to make an omlet.
Jon describing the development process.
- sara
I just suggested she had a misspelling in that sentence to which she replied "Maybe you misspelled it when you said it." Classic.
- Jonathan Le Plastrier
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