SergeyHack

It would be really interesting to read your writeup on MySQL Galera usage.

Exactly. Unfortunately this kind of discussions often leads to "black"/ "white" suggestions instead of the looking for a good balance between poles.

I wish all the energy of these polarized discussions would go into learning of the ways to find a good balance.

Probably that's why I encountered the limit of about 100 reqs per second when was stress testing my hetzner VPS from the outside.

Could you clarify in what situation you think G+ is now?

Maybe. The main question is how the initial quality audience can be found and involved? Are there enough blogs to link to?

The similar StackExchange site can not start for quite a long time: http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/17225/personal-dev...

Maybe I'm overcautious here.

It's not a white/ black thing. If you know under what circumstances there could be bad side effects, if you listen to your body it's not bad.

But there are some people that just want a simple answer and are not interested in knowing the details.

There is a partial description here: http://www2.hawaii.edu/~lady/archive/core-transformation.htm...

Sorry, but I have chosen not to reveal the easy answer. I don't want to feel myself responsible for other people harming their health when they are not careful.

Red ones are notes, black ones are the main content.

Here is the site: http://coretransformation.org/. The book is very good. There are videos of the sessions on YouTube, but they are not explaining the process.

Fixed.

I agree. It's a great one but unfortunately lost among huge amounts of so-called "great methodologies".

Nice catches! Thanks. Fixing...

It's all custom code.

The fitness function is the human's taste for beauty which cannot be formalized in a direct way. As I suppose genetic libraries are only solving the cases when the fitness function can be expressed formally.

Actually, Zazzle ones are mine :) But I see that it's not clear enough.

Thanks for the feedback.

Yes, I could. I just overestimated the load a lot. That is why I went that "static" route.

About 20000.

Currently on the site there are less than 100.

No, they did not die. They are still sleeping on my hard drive :)

I agree with nadam. You can use the knowledge you gained from fair understanding of a lot of topics to learn the next topic deeply in a more efficient way.

I spent about 12 years in a search for a really good psychotherapy. Honestly, most of the widespread psychotherapy is crap. I have found the really good one recently. "Core Transformation" by Andreas. There is the book. Also there are seminars - see coretransformation.org

It would be better to show the timezone, whether it's UTC or what. For example here: http://typed.it/reports/traffic/stackoverflow.com/hour

It's strange that www.cloudclimate.com/cdn-speed-test reports Akamai Global Average as 1301 ms (102250 Tests)

Though it also reports Rackspace Global Average as 695 ms (91990 Tests)

See Enlive from the Clojure world. This is the detailed explanation of why Enlive rocks - https://github.com/swannodette/enlive-tutorial

It's too early to say "G+ success".

See this comment - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2788849

Yes, it's a big step in that direction. Rich said it should be easy to change JS target for another.

IIRC just atoms are available right now.

Also I would say "hard work" is a bad metaphor. More important parts are:

1) (as you said) "work smart"

2) "enjoy your work"

and only then 3) "work hard"

From the perspective of that topic IMHO it would be better to 1) use Postresql 2) use tests that are more complex than random gets/puts by key, i.e. a few consecutive updates that modify intersecting sets of indexes.

Wicket and Tapestry are trying to do the similar thing. Not as good as Enlive though.

I reported this localization problem years ago. The best way is to take language from browser headers, like a lot of other sites do.

For some reason responsible googlers were ignoring my proposal.