codahale on cap, harvest and yield. everyone designing distributed systems should read this
codahale on cap, harvest and yield. everyone designing distributed systems should read this
jeremy cole has finally solved the mysql swapping-for-no-reason issue. very nice work [via ph]
thanks to kastner for pointing me to this thread from 6 years ago. guess what retarded commenters? i was right all along. see also: everything written on large distributed databases since then.
noting these down for later reference - two excellent answers on quora from adam d'angelo on why quora uses mysql instead of postgres or a nosql solution. he says everything i've been saying for the last few years, but more eloquently
a couple of interesting alternatives to phpMyAdmin, both simpler: sqlbuddy looks like a really well done minimalist effort, while phpMiniAdmin like like PMA from 10 years ago.
the movie timeline is a lovely compilation of dates
in a joe stump talk at the expo - had not heard of base before, as an alternative to acid in our new cap world. flickr is pretty base
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