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- First, kill all the managers
- Newspapers and local content
- Yahoo and eBay, Amazon and Microsoft
- Human computation and playing games
- AI and the future of search
- KnowItAll talk
- Google's other services and market share
- Talk on Web security
- Microsoft drops forced rank, increases perks
- Accuracy of Alexa metrics
- Mark Fletcher at Startup SIG
- Microsoft combining desktop and web search
- AJAX development with GWT
- C-Store and Google BigTable
- Yahoo home page cries out for personalization
- Stats on Yahoo Answers
- Findory in the Wall Street Journal
- Tim O'Reilly and defining Web 2.0
- Microsoft investors grumbling about search war
- Behavioral advertising buzz
- MySQL Cluster and my big virtual database
- Recent Google talks on Google Video
- Wikipedia and databases
- Despair on corporate spin
- Search without searching
- Database war stories: Findory
- Is it Windows Live, MSN, or Microsoft?
- Early Amazon: The end
- Yahoo, here comes Microsoft?
- Data on Google Mobile Search
- Personalized news from Spotback
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This is Personal
I've had this blog for 19 years. The views here are my own. This is a personal blog.
2 comments:
Hi!
Did you ever consider shipping MyISAM files out to running servers? Or did you not want the overhead of SQL?
-Brian
Hi, Brian. No need for SQL for that read-only data. Simple key -> value lookups.
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