varnish has supported disk based caching for quite a long time, it's just that all the instances at tumblr are configured to only use memory.
I'm really excited to see scoobi listed here as it's something I have really grown to love over the last couple of years. I find that it's very flexible and end up using it for jobs that do more unconventional mapred…
NoSQL is only a stepping stone to NoQuery, it's going to be awesome
if there was no caps lock key, what would i remap to ctrl? =p
no this is not a typo. jetpants parallelizes many steps of this process allowing for greater throughput than what could be normally achieved by traditional tools.
this comment cost $3629 american dollars. $2500 (map pro) + $999 (apple display) + $50 (1 month of fios) + $50 (espresso machine) + $30 (coffee)
the site is in reference to sopa, which is (unfortunately) an american bill. i promise you don't have to work for McDonald's.
woah, that guy on their front page is serious stuff. http://cl.ly/283i2B0y1p1W0G3J0f0q
as someone who hates linkedin and the type of behavior it promotes, i think this is great. awesome work jacob. ^_^
varnish has supported disk based caching for quite a long time, it's just that all the instances at tumblr are configured to only use memory.
I'm really excited to see scoobi listed here as it's something I have really grown to love over the last couple of years. I find that it's very flexible and end up using it for jobs that do more unconventional mapred…
NoSQL is only a stepping stone to NoQuery, it's going to be awesome
if there was no caps lock key, what would i remap to ctrl? =p
no this is not a typo. jetpants parallelizes many steps of this process allowing for greater throughput than what could be normally achieved by traditional tools.
this comment cost $3629 american dollars. $2500 (map pro) + $999 (apple display) + $50 (1 month of fios) + $50 (espresso machine) + $30 (coffee)
the site is in reference to sopa, which is (unfortunately) an american bill. i promise you don't have to work for McDonald's.
woah, that guy on their front page is serious stuff. http://cl.ly/283i2B0y1p1W0G3J0f0q
as someone who hates linkedin and the type of behavior it promotes, i think this is great. awesome work jacob. ^_^