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Episode 0.4.5 - Redis with Salvatore Sanfilippo

thechangelog:

Wynn caught up with Salvatore Sanfilippo aka @antirez to talk about Redis, the super hot key value store.

This week’s show is sponsored by GitHub Jobs and LessConf:

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Items mentioned in the show:

  • VMWare signs the paychecks for Salvatore and Pieter Noordhuis
  • Redis is an open source, advanced key-value store and data structure server wherein keys can contain strings, hashes, lists, sets and sorted sets
  • Redis internals consist of ANSI C with an evented model
  • Non-blocking replication has always been a Redis design goal
  • Replication in Redis is async
  • Salvatore’s Redis toolbox includes the Redis Ruby gem and Sinatra
  • Chances are you can find a Redis library in your favorite language
  • The C client is the only officially supported wrapper
  • Salvatore thinks the NoSQL moniker isn’t perfect, focusing too much on performance, but it frames a discussion
  • Redis Pub/Sub is perfect for real-time apps
  • GitHub’s adoption of Redis in Resque helped fuel the growth of the project
  • Redis users tend to use it as a database, as a messaging bus, or as a cache
  • Salvatore thinks hosted solutions like Redis-to-Go need to add more value like more frequent backups and seamless upgrades.
  • Blizzard uses an 8-node Redis install in serving avatars for WoW
  • Justin Campbell asks will VMWare feature Redis in any upcoming projects?
  • Ezra Zygmuntowicz and GitHub were among the first “few brave users”
  • Salvatore noticed a dip in adoption after a few months, but he trusted his gut and stuck with it

Questions or comments?

Vote this up and post questions or comments to Salvatore Sanfilippo aka @antirez at Hacker News!

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Rosanne Cash with Krista Tippett

A fabulous conversation was had yesterday at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. Stay tuned for the produced show in the coming; it’s going to be a good one. 

(photo: Trent Gilliss)

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jakefogelnest:

It appears that some of you don’t know the story of my youth. In an effort to provide some backstory, here is a documentary that we made about my life for MTV back in 2005. 

Ten Years Later

Written by Jake Fogelnest and Tom Gianas

Directed by Tom Gianas

Featuring: Jimmy Fallon, Janeane Garofalo, Dave Grohl, Moby, Andy Richter, Rob Riggle, Horatio Sanz, Sarah Silverman and more. 

I fully expect to see this posted to all ‘relevant’ blogs by the time I wake up tomorrow. 

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The Scale of Adventure

listenjena:

Listen, Jena, I enjoyed our conversation the other night about what makes Breaking Bad such a great show. One of the things that keeps us coming back is its attention to scale. In a show where a dead car battery leads to an hour of tension and drama, the storyteller has intense control and the potential to really thrill. In lots of my favorite movies, in fact, the smaller adventures are the best.

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Girl Crush Zine: Joan Didion's Packing List

girlcrushzine:

To Pack and Wear:

2 skirts
2 jerseys or leotards
1 pullover sweater
2 pair shoes
stockings
bra
nightgown, robe slippers
cigarettes
bourbon
bag with: shampoo, toothbrush and paste, Basis soap, razor, deodorant, aspirin, prescriptions, Tampax, face cream, powder, baby oil

To Carry:

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transportgroup:

Check out our Highlights Video from Queen of the Mist!

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thepoliticalnotebook:

It’s the 10th anniversary of the Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba… As Al Jazeera aptly writes: “Few places do more to conjure up anti-American sentiments than the Guantanamo Bay detention centre…”

Here are a collection of drawings done by Guantanamo prisoners, first reported on by Slate, and then the BBC and the Huffington Post some months later.  All photos taken by Emma Reverto of BBC Mundo.

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stuffhipstershate:

GUEST POST: Decorating for the Holidays

Christmas is a ridiculous time where the big, cheesy, goofy kid in all of us comes out.  We’re normal people for the majority of the year, but when December rolls around, we all turn into that lady from QVC’s Quacker Factory. 

Christmas lights!  Tree-shaped sugar cookies!  Santa!  Hot Chocolate!  Rudolph!  We’re excited for it ALL. 

But those goddamned hipsters just can’t get on board.  I get it: it’s hard for them to express any sort of holiday cheer when they’re trying to appear sullen and joyless all of the time.  While people across the globe are joining hands and singing “Joy to the World,” all they want to do is sit in front of their computer and take unsmiling sepia-toned photos of themselves. 

It all seems pretty ridiculous—the idea that they can’t embrace the time of year when even the biggest assholes try to act sort of nice.  But, let’s be fair: we’re looking at it from one side.  Maybe there’s a point to all of this eye-rolling about Christmas that they’re doing.  And so, I give you an internal monologue of a Hipster who refuses to decorate for the holidays:

Yes, I see you people.  You and your rosy cheeks and scarves, carting home pointsettas and Christmas lights and bags of fake snow.  Let me tell you this: I’m not giving in to your commercialism.  I am not decorating for Christmas.

I’m well aware that my decision to not decorate for Christmas turns me into a caricature of the Grinch.  Someone who can’t embrace things such as cookie baking, tree decorating, or wasting an entire Saturday afternoon assembling a snowman in my front yard.

I’m not trying to be an asshole, I have several reasons why I won’t decorate for Christmas:

1. I know you think that my tall, skinny frame and my weird, gangly arms would make me the best possible candidate for stringing Christmas lights, but I assure you that I can’t stand up for more than 10 minutes at a time.  Why?  Because all I ate today was a spoonful of hummus and 45 cups of black coffee. 

2. While I can appreciate the irony of an “Ugly Holiday Sweater” party, you will never see me goofing around in a Santa hat.  Santa Claus was created to instill greed in children as soon as they’re old enough to start articulating a wish list.  I know this because I Wikipedia’d the history of “Saint Nicolas” on my iPad that my parents bought for me last Christmas. 

3. People with big Christmas displays make me sad.  I mean, why are you trying so hard?  WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO PROVE?  There’s nothing more pathetic than trying at life.  I’d rather sit here with my mulled cider and look out the window wistfully.  I am so mad.  SO MAD AT THE SNOW.

4. I’m going home to my parents’ mansion in Connecticut and they decorate it really beautifully.  I can’t wait to see it!  Uh, I mean: I’M NOT GOING HOME.  I’M AN ORPHAN.  MY NAME IS OLIVER.  OLIVER TWIZT.  Hey, that would be a great DJ name. I don’t even care anymore. Whatever, bye.

Amanda Waas is a regular contributor to F’d in Park Slope.  She is also the creator of the douchey gift blog You’re Welcome.  Follow her on Twitter for more vaguely amusing commentary.

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