recent tweets
- We took advantage of the clearer air today to go flying and have a look at the Moc Fire burn area. I've included a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… said 7 hours ago
- @JimInNC Hopefully moving in around February. Depends on how many items we encounter with long lead times. So far w… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… said 8 hours ago
- @JimInNC Three, including the basement. The scaffolding is deceptive. said 9 hours ago
- The new house, as seen from across the lake earlier today in relatively smoke-free skies. Stucco to go on next week! https://t.co/dsgFmTsAgJ said 9 hours ago
- 10 day old furnace filter vs. brand new. They're pretty much the same, right? https://t.co/3X5Yz59Ytq said 1 day ago
Monthly Archives: March 2011
MongoDB Pre-Splitting for Faster Data Loading and Importing
Once nice thing about playing with Webdis is that I can watch the import rate of my multi-billion document MongoDB import in nearly real-time. The downside of that is that I quickly found that once I got a few hundred … Continue reading
Posted in craigslist, mongodb, programming, tech
24 Comments
Finally Learning Python using Google’s Videos
Back in 2006 I asked which language I should learn next: Ruby or Python. Well, I finally got around to feeding my brain a bit. I recently discovered Google’s Python Class and have watched the first few videos. So far … Continue reading
Posted in programming, python, tech
8 Comments
