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Data and visualization blogs worth following
"this list is restricted to blogs that have updated in the past two months and are at least four months old."
data 
4 weeks ago by amcclosky
Postgres Guide — Postgres Guide
Postgres Guide is intended to highlight best practices and great features that exist within Postgres.
postgresql  data 
4 weeks ago by amcclosky
Elegant exact string match using BWT | Read Through Transcription
"This post describes an elegant and fast algorithm to perform exact string match."
algorithms  data 
4 weeks ago by amcclosky
The Miso Project :: Dataset
"Dataset is a JavaScript client-side data transformation and management library. Dataset makes managing client-side data easy by handling loading, parsing, sorting, querying & manipulating data from all sorts of sources."
javascript  data 
4 weeks ago by amcclosky
GeoNames
"The GeoNames geographical database covers all countries and contains over eight million placenames that are available for download free of charge."
data  api 
january 2012 by amcclosky
10gen - MongoDB Presentations - There's a Monster in My Closet: Architecture of a MongoDB-powered Event Processing System
"Monster is Stripe's in-house framework for producing and consuming events. Whenever a user logs in, whenever a payment is received, whenever a cron job runs, an event is logged into our MongoDB event store. These events update aggregate totals, feed into fraud algorithms, and can be analyzed as a changelog of the system. In this talk, we'll discuss how MongoDB's unique features make it easy to implement Monster."
data  mongodb 
december 2011 by amcclosky
Don’t Settle for Eventual: Scalable Causal Consistency for Wide-Area Storage with COPS
"In this paper, we identify and define a consistency model—causal consistency with convergent conflict handling, or causal+—that is the strongest achieved under these constraints."
data  nosql 
december 2011 by amcclosky
zzzeek / alembic / overview — Bitbucket
"a database migrations tool for SQLAlchemy."
python  data 
december 2011 by amcclosky
How FriendFeed uses MySQL to store schema-less data - Bret Taylor's blog
"As our database has grown, we have tried to iteratively deal with the scaling issues that come with rapid growth. We did the typical things, like using read slaves and memcache to increase read throughput and sharding our database to improve write throughput. However, as we grew, scaling our existing features to accomodate more traffic turned out to be much less of an issue than adding new features."
mysql  data 
december 2011 by amcclosky

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