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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-01-24

  • "sledding" down a ski hill with my friends was epic, wish we had a radar gun to get the MPH, my tailbone is a bit sore but totally worth it #
  • por supuesto, estoy aprendiendo español ;) #
  • descontrol es mi programa favorito español! #
  • really wanting Paxton & Whitfield Stilton cheese but shipping to the US is £70!!! seriously ridiculous #
  • fetch me my sledgehammer. #
  • the shower faucet is busted and everything is sealed with tile – great. trying diamond blade saw for a hole, else enter sledgehammer #
  • @ryankinderman thought this might of interest http://bit.ly/6z6yyC nice jruby on rails logger #
  • it is really just bad developers, doesn't matter what language. anyway i'm enjoying working on a Solr plug-in, and bravo to the Solr team #
  • I think so many of us have been on "bad" Java projects with poorly written code and lack of tests, unfairly it's gotten a bad rep #
  • Solr is so well designed, all aspects are easy to add on and customize, such a pleasure #
  • @bleitdm do you know when clear is going to be available in California? in reply to bleitdm #
  • @patmaddox if you like the Bourbon County, try N'ice Chouffe equally kickass in reply to patmaddox #
  • @mattpulley As I Lay Dying channel, metalcore! in reply to mattpulley #
  • Rocking to "My Curse" by Killswitch Engage (http://bit.ly/7kyG0e) #pandora #
  • @patmaddox Bourbon County Stout is some seriously tasty beer, dudes at Goose Island nailed it in reply to patmaddox #
  • RT @mattokeefe Google patents MapReduce… what does that mean for Hadoop? http://bit.ly/7nuBQx in reply to mattokeefe #
  • Heading home to pack more.boxes, about 10 more days left #
  • I've got some nifty ideas brewing for #protobuf usage #
  • solr 1.4 is killer, anyone who is paying money for a search solution needs to really look at the latest feature list #
  • fascinated with birds of paradise, they seem alien like http://bit.ly/70k9fk #
  • #KNN algorithm for auto-classification and #search relevance, are there better #algorithms for such purposes? what are other people using? #

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