Inklings: 2009-02

Effective A/B Testing

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Statistical Analysis and A/B Testing | 20bits

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Hypothesis Testing: The Basics | 20bits

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Spyced: All you ever wanted to know about writing bloom filters

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An Introduction to A/B Testing | 20bits

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Split A/B testing

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dBug

🕑 2009-02-03T10:55:46+00:00; via www.smashingmagazine.com; try the Wayback Machine | edit

The cfdump tag is one of the few things I really miss about ColdFusion. This does the same thing in PHP.

xinc

🕑 2009-02-03T10:58:28+00:00; via www.smashingmagazine.com; try the Wayback Machine | edit

Xinc is a continuous integration server written in PHP 5.

Not sure if I like that it may depend on Phing, but I’ll check it out.

Kyle Gabler's Portfolio: World of Goo Soundtrack

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:-D

Winter Driving Tips

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For when I actually have a car!

Command-line Fu < The best UNIX commands on the web

🕑 2009-02-06T12:06:06+00:00; via blog.labnotes.org; try the Wayback Machine | edit

Like Digg, but for CLI one-liners and the like.

JSONovich :: Firefox Add-ons

🕑 2009-02-06T19:17:59+00:00; via lackoftalent.org; try the Wayback Machine | edit

Pretty-prints and colorises JSON content in Firefox.

A gentle overview of Kamaelia or "it's axon, stupid"

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Get with the program as contextmanager

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The with statement is one of the best things Python 2.5 introduced (even if it was in the __future__ module).

SSH Programming with Paramiko

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Always intended to fiddle around with this, but never really had a pressing need.

Tv's cobweb: Snakepit and gitosis, things I've been working on

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HiveDB is an open source framework for horizontally partitioning MySQL systems. Building scalable and high performance MySQL-backed systems requires a good deal of expertise in designing the system and implementing the code. One of the main strategies for scaling MySQL is by partitioning your data across many servers. While it is not difficult to accomplish this, it is difficult to do it in such a way that the system is easily maintained and transparent to the developer.

Public Git Hosting - rox-lithium.git/summary

🕑 2009-02-08T18:57:29+00:00; via code.google.com; try the Wayback Machine | edit

I’ve made a lot of tweaks to Lithium so it can run on my machine, including HAL support.

Common HTTP Implementation Problems

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Recreating the button | stopdesign

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This made me simultaneously go ‘whoa!’ and ‘ewww!’–it’s very impressive though.

Bug 478431 - re-implementation (in python) for fedora-setup-keyboard which respects user settings

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May help me fix the keymap problems I’m having with xorg-server 1.5.3. Stupid HAL.

GitHub Pages

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Sure, it only support static files, but this is still a damned nifty idea!

pytyrant - Google Code

🕑 2009-02-14T14:24:41+00:00; via simonwillison.net; try the Wayback Machine | edit

Pure python client implementation of the Tokyo Tyrant protocol

Maintaining Files on Plan 9 with Mk

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Mk is a tool for describing and maintaining dependencies between files. It is similar to the UNIX program make, but provides several new capabilities. Mk’s flexible rule specifications, implied dependency derivation, and parallel execution of maintenance actions are well-suited to the Plan 9 environment. Almost all Plan 9 maintenance procedures are automated using mk.