leej

cool off man! those people are just a couple of devs trying to make it.

great movie idea!

not asking that. is there that much performance diff btw c and c++ or what are the reasons for the choice? first c++ is sexier that's for sure.

thinking that php is written in C why didnt they do php->c instead of php->c++?

no they said the opposite that they are surprisingly cpu-bound.

he may meant "it is not as CPU-bound as in the case of rendering or en/decoding video".

and that's called Redis

evaluate quercus.

FB is on a much different scale so it'll be out of question for short term but I wonder if they have looked at Quercus.

it means you can display a soccer-related ad at 8am and know that he will be watching it.

yelp may be onto something but i think they dont realize that goog can kill them by applying a "mapquest".

goog is on a buying spree msft on a language release spree!

then only logical reasoning behind is cheap machines for webservers and very powerful ones for "data" servers. otherwise network bandwith is only a fraction cpu-storage one.

facebook may be a contributor but apc has only a minor release for the last 8 months.

can you elaborate more on "no disk work" and forked over things? i didnt get.

i think the main issue about mongodb is its license, AGPL 3, and they should think about it. from feature pov, it has lots of small niceties but real big thing about mongodb is auto-sharding and this feature is still alpha.

i wonder if msft allows google to grab yelp too.

title says "vs" but there is no real comparison btw 2 companies.

how is the cpu trade-off like in this type of setting? one more point is that i dont know ruby and i'm curious how can he add an index from that column?

there "are" open source alternatives to flash.

PHP port too.

it should be continued at least for basic information needs. it just is easy to use.

how does it understand coconut shell does protect him?

congrats. one thing, though, license and usage pricing should be communicated clearly.

no it is not. it's the easisest and the one that cant irritate end users.

if this is true, it's like Google is planning a big re-union.

...also the funniest and cutest. then answer is donkey kong.

he's the chairman and co-founder of Twitter.

is this situation good or bad?

This VM implementation probably hit performance of Redis doesnt it?