Domain: xtranormal.com
Stories and comments across the archive that link to xtranormal.com.
Comments · 25
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Re:Web scale!
I think you missed the reference. If you haven't seen it before, it's hilarious.
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Re:don't trust others...
But is
/dev/null web-scale?: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6995033/mongo-db-is-web-scale :-) -
Re:PostgreSQL
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Re:No more narrator?
Hmmmm....I was wondering about that too. Maybe they used xtranormal to hide the identity of the speaker.
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The future comes, are we ready
This calls to mind Corey Doctorow's short story "Printcrime".
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Xtranormal version
Scripted, of course...
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/12447772/xtranormal-vs-cleverbot
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Re:(Some of) the videos in question
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Re:(Some of) the videos in question
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(Some of) the videos in question
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/11622514/score-parody-3
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/11599075/score-parody-part-deux
Also, the username(s) used by the uploader were "MrFuddlesticks" (not fiddlesticks) and "whothehellispenny". It looks like the rest of the videos have already been deleted (couldn't find any kind of search feature on xtranormal).
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(Some of) the videos in question
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/11622514/score-parody-3
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/11599075/score-parody-part-deux
Also, the username(s) used by the uploader were "MrFuddlesticks" (not fiddlesticks) and "whothehellispenny". It looks like the rest of the videos have already been deleted (couldn't find any kind of search feature on xtranormal).
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This will make nosql stores even *more* Web Scale
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MongoDB
If you are curious about the benefits of using MongoDB there is a good explanation here.
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but MongoDB is the web scale
Intersting article.
This is a funny Q&A session on Mongo DB which raises a good point.
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Re:I See An Old COBOL Programmer Dusting Off...
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Re:Mongo DB
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Re:In other words ....
Programming has become a commodity, much like operating systems and software.
As such, I expect demand, on a per-capita basis, to slide, as the low end (for example, the web monkey) is completely supplanted by tools anyone can use to make a web site, and the middle sees increasing pressure due to the excess capacity after all those "monkey jobs", whether web or whatever, go bye-bye.
Just as you don't need any programming skills to set up and run a web site now, in the future you won't need any programming skills to make all sorts of other content, such as animated videos and games (see http://www.xtranormal.com/ as an example for video animations)
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Re:The real reason people like noSQL...
That being said, be careful of One/No True Scotsman arguments, such as "The only people who don't like SQL are those that don't understand databases."
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Re:The real reason people like noSQL...
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Re:Call me skeptical
Agreed, we have massive sites serving millions of requests a day using Open Source relational databases and yet it seems everyone wants to use NoSQL because it's the hip new thing.
Naturally I start thinking of this: http://xtranormal.com/watch/6995033
A million requests per day translates to 11.5 requests per second. That's a pretty trivial amount of traffic. A massive site like Facebook is probably serving about 4 orders-of-magnitude more requests that that.
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Re:Call me skeptical
Naturally I start thinking of this: http://xtranormal.com/watch/6995033
Thank you for posting that. I'm so sick of the NoSQL shit. Learn to design schemas.
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Re:Call me skeptical
Agreed, we have massive sites serving millions of requests a day using Open Source relational databases and yet it seems everyone wants to use NoSQL because it's the hip new thing.
Naturally I start thinking of this: http://xtranormal.com/watch/6995033
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"NATs are Good..." "Carrier Grade"
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Re:Pfah.
But Postgres is not web scale. MongoDB however is.
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Re:Hmmm....
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Re:(-1) Austrian School Moron
It's popular with people paranoid about "liberal academia" http://www.xtranormal.com/watch?e=20090411194525621