
I am a Data Architect for Shutterfly Inc. in Redwood Shores, CA.
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OSX + Bit.ly
A couple months ago I didn’t even know what bit.ly was, I was using tinyurl for everything. Sheez, how web 1.0 of me. But after bit.ly started using MongoDB for it’s backend services, I started using it for url shortening. … Continue reading
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WordPress 3.0
On June 17th, WordPress 3.0 was launched. I decided to take the plunge and upgrade. There are just so many compelling features it’s hard not to. Part of the new release is the twenty ten theme with some pretty exciting … Continue reading
The death of a Sun
As I was shutting down my last Sun server in my colo, I was thinking back about how things have changed. It’s sad to see such a great company fall. But it seems there is little reason to keep using … Continue reading
now on WordPress
I just updated the blog to WordPress in order to get a few (ok, a lot) more features, and use the general editing environment.  I imported some of the popular posts from my old blog as well.
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The benefits of testing
I was recently involved on a problem for a critical production database that had slow response time for inserts. The batch job inserting was running at full tilt, and adding more processes (concurrency) was not helping. Ah, there must be … Continue reading
Using RSS readers as a craigslist query tool
I am looking for a used Ford Truck, and was struggling with how to keep up to date with various web postings because of the high demand and quick turnaround for Ford F250′s with Diesel engines. I was looking for … Continue reading