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Heartily second the recommendation of Shacknews chatty. I used to post frequently at the Shack, and was even a moderator at one point. It is far and away the best internet commenting/discussion system I have ever used, and proof that threaded > flat.
Very sad to see Discourse perpetuating the fundamentally broken flat discussion model.
Commented Feb 5, 2013 on Civilized Discourse Construction Kit at Coding Horror
Civilized Discourse Construction Kit
Occasionally, startups will ask me for advice. That's a shame, because I am a terrible person to ask for advice. The conversation usually goes something like this: We'd love to get your expert advice on our thing. I probably don't use your thing. Even if I tried your thing out and I gave you ...
What types of processing besides EMR can be wired in?
Commented Nov 29, 2012 on The New AWS Data Pipeline at Amazon Web Services Blog
The New AWS Data Pipeline
Data. Information. Big Data. Business Intelligence. It's all the rage these days. Companies of all sizes are realizing that managing data is a lot more complicated and time consuming than in the past, despite the fact that the cost of the underlying storage continues to decline. Buried deep with...
How much SQL is supported by Redshift, compared for example to what I could run on a native Postgres server? Analytic/window functions?
What about data types?
Any support for user defined functions, stored procedures, etc.?
Commented Nov 28, 2012 on Amazon Redshift - The New AWS Data Warehouse at Amazon Web Services Blog
Amazon Redshift - The New AWS Data Warehouse
You may have noticed that we announced Amazon Redshift today – a data warehouse service that is a lot faster, simpler, and less expensive than alternatives available today. Let's Talk About Data A data warehouse is a specialized type of relational database, optimized for high-performance analys...
This whole post and not a single word about referral urls? Or the myriad issues associated with SSL certificates?
Commented Feb 27, 2012 on Should All Web Traffic Be Encrypted? at Coding Horror
Should All Web Traffic Be Encrypted?
The prevalence of free, open WiFi has made it rather easy for a WiFi eavesdropper to steal your identity cookie for the websites you visit while you're connected to that WiFi access point. This is something I talked about in Breaking the Web's Cookie Jar. It's difficult to fix without making ma...
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