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Google spotlights data center inner workings - CNET
Culture Google spotlights data center inner workings The search company grew a little less secretive at its Google I/O show, describing some particulars of its mammoth infrastructure of software and hardware. SAN FRANCISCO--The inner workings of Google just became a little less secret. The search colossus has shed only occasional light on its data center operations, but on Wednesday, Google fellow
Google Reveals New MapReduce Stats
An unofficial blog that watches Google's attempts to move your operating system online since 2005. Not affiliated with Google. Send your tips to gostips@gmail.com. An updated version of Google's paper about MapReduce (available at ACM and mirrored here) provides new information about Google's scale. MapReduce is a software framework used by Google to "support parallel computations over large (...)
DigitalHobbit » Blog Archive » On Leaving Google
As some of you may know, I have decided to leave Google and go back into the startup world. Friday was my last day at Google, and even though I normally don’t blog much about my job, I figured I was due for an update. First off, Google is an amazing company. Especially for a company of this size (and impact), it is highly impressive that they have managed to maintain this kind of work environment,
Google App Engine for developers
On Monday Google launched Google App Engine, a hosted dynamic runtime environment for Python web applications inside Google’s geo-distributed architecture. Google App Engine is the latest in a series of Google-hosted application environments and the first publicly-available dynamic runtime and storage environment based on large-scale propriety computing systems. Google App Engine lets any Python d
Google interview
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DigitalHobbit » Blog Archive » Matz / Ruby 1.9
I had the pleasure of attending a presentation by Yukihiro Matsumoto (aka “Matz”) on Ruby 1.9 today. I had heard that he is a very nice guy, and he definitely came across as very charismatic. He is not particularly fluid in English, and in previous interviews I had heard with him, he often used an interpreter. But I was impressed that he actually delivered the presentation (and Q&A) in English. He
Life at Google - The Microsoftie Perspective � Just Say “No” To Google
This entry was posted on June 24, 2007 at 9:05 pm and is filed under Google, Microsoft. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. 1,030 Responses to “Life at Google – The Microsoftie Perspective” Microsoft News and Technology : “Google is a bummer of a place to work at” Says: June 26, 2007 at 6:58 pm | Reply […]
Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO » The role of humans in Google search
Randy Stross wrote an interesting article for the New York Times about search with a human touch, and I wanted to talk about the role of people in Google search. On this post, you get not one but *two* disclaimers. It’s all part of my read-one-disclaimer, get-a-free-disclaimer program! 🙂 My disclaimers are: – This particular post is entirely my own opinion. – I’m really, really low on sleep. I’m
Google Scalability Conference Trip Report: MapReduce, BigTable, and Other Distributed System Abstractions for Handling Large Datasets - Dare Obasanjo's weblog
Dare Obasanjo's weblog "You can buy cars but you can't buy respect in the hood" - Curtis Jackson Navigation for Google Scalability Conference Trip Report: MapReduce, BigTable, and Other Distributed System Abstractions for Handling Large Datasets - Dare Obasanjo's weblog Content Sidebar Footer These are my notes from the keynote session MapReduce, BigTable, and Other Distributed System Abstractions
Googleの秘密──検索結果ランキングの“隠し味”に迫る──SEO専門家を悩ませるトップ検索エンジンの謎 | OSDN Magazine
Googleのランキング・アルゴリズムには“隠し味”がある──こう指摘するSEO（検索エンジン最適化）の専門家は少なくない。検索結果の順位を左右する要素を洗い出し、顧客のサイトを上位にランクインさせるのが仕事の彼らでさえ、Googleにはまだわからないところが多いと口をそろえる。本稿では、Googleの最高機密とも言えるランキング・アルゴリズムに迫ってみたい。 ランド・フィシュキン氏は、Googleでの検索結果の上位にランクインすることがいかに重要かを熟知している。だが、SEOベンダーの米国SEOmozで社長兼CEOを務める同氏でさえ、パネリストとして参加した「Search Engine Strategies Conference ＆ Expo」で受けたオファーには意表を突かれた。 それは、スパミングやクローキング、リンク・ファームといったブラックハット（汚い手法）を用いずに、純粋にホワイ
Log/GoogleTechnicalTalk2007 - knok - Trac
Google Linux Technical Talk 2007年3月9日、Google東京オフィスにて開催された、株式会社グーグルによるセミナーの記録です。 デレックさんの発表 Ops(Operations: 社内システムのさまざまな作業担当)という職務につくデレックさんによる、 Googleそのものの概要についての発表が、最初にありました。 1996年に創業者が作成したシステムBackRub?を基にして、検索エンジンシステムとしてのGoogleが あるという話から、トップページの変遷や過去のサーバマシンの画像をいろいろと紹介してくれました。 そして彼の仕事であるOpsについての説明をして、この発表は終わりました。いろいろと ネタの仕込まれた、面白い発表でした。 関根さんの発表(Slack) 次はSystem Administratorの関根さんによる、Slackの紹介でした。 Slac
google-guice - Google Code
Put simply, Guice alleviates the need for factories and the use of new in your Java code. Think of Guice's @Inject as the new new. You will still need to write factories in some cases, but your code will not depend directly on them. Your code will be easier to change, unit test and reuse in other contexts. Guice embraces Java's type safe nature. You might think of Guice as filling in missing featu
spiritlooseのはてなダイアリー - Google Tags(GTags)を試してみた(with Vim)
http://code.google.com/p/google-gtags/ http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2007/03/google-gtags-version-10.html Google Tags(GTags)のメジャーバージョンがリリースされた様子。 これはなにかって言うと、要するにtagsファイルをサーバにおいて(メモリ上に展開されるらしい)、タグジャンプするときにサーバのデータを参照するctags。 みんながローカルで「ctags -R」を実行しなくてもいいってことだね。 なんか非常にGoogleらしい。 今のところ対応言語はC++、Java、Pythonのみ。 Googleオフィシャル言語だけかよ。。。 エディタは長いことVimを使ってるので、当然Vimから使いたいわけだけど、Pythonインタプリタが組み込まれてる必要があ
Google class at UW CS
Laurie Burkitt at the Seattle PI reports that Googler Christophe Bisciglia is directing a "Google 101" class in the Computer Science department at University of Washington. The class explores programming and problem solving on massively parallel distributed systems (such as the one Google happens to have). The class is actually called CSE 490h. The lecture slides and class tutorials are publicly a
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