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Me Meme: An adaptive news digest based on your interests

January 7, 2015

About a month ago, I quietly released a daily news digest service, called Me Meme. This is an email companion …

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Really simple replication in riak

July 4, 2012

Production applications typically have a separate environment for disaster recovery and business continuity. Depending on the needs of the application, …

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Multipart anonymous functions

May 22, 2012

I didn’t think this was possible, but as I was perusing some code (and consequently making a fork), I discovered …

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Overlay variables and rebar

September 8, 2011

I’m in the process of distributing an erlang application over many nodes, which is different from distributing control (via kernel …

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Teaser: Running R as a map/reduce job from Riak

August 17, 2011

Alliterations aside, here is a preview of something I’ve been tinkering with. My goal is to be able to run …

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When random isn’t random

August 15, 2011

In erlang, random isn’t always random. Purists will claim that pseudo random number generators are never truly random, so who …

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A Lager primer (or getting started with lager for logging)

August 15, 2011

Most erlang applications use a combination of the default run_erl logging and sasl/error_logger. I briefly discussed tweaking the run_erl logging …

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Changing default log behavior in erlang

August 9, 2011

If you’ve ever been annoyed at the 100k limit to log files in erlang releases, here is the solution. Releases …

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Living with the repo man (or using rebar with agner)

July 29, 2011

Today I was exposed to an erlang package management tool called agner. It wasn’t something I was expecting to appear, …

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Map/reduce tips and tricks in Riak

July 27, 2011

One of the more compelling aspects of Riak is the general concept of moving processing to the data. In a …

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