Lock it up.

Memory store

The first question I have for you is the data that you're mapping over, where is that stored?

It's a data type for storing a latitude and longitude.

This function we didn't talk about this in the lecture this is for the datastore.

There is this special links thing and then you run MapReduce jobs on this ever so often and than that get stored in Cassandra.

So we're going to use search.find, passing in target to find the first occurrence.

It's a very, very expensive proposition to use battery backup for the grid. It has not ever been able to be accomplished on a grid level before because of how much it costs to store a watt hour in a battery.

Struts retract.

They're probably on the hangar deck.

All it does is it basically gets the secure, calls makesecureval on this val, and then it stores that in a cookie. and we store a cookie by just using 'Set Cookie' header, and say name val.

So we're going to create a new instance, and then to store this instance, we say a.put.

And plasma rifles.

I'm not to get in to the details of it, but Lisp was all we had. We had Lisp plus Postgres.

Okay, so now we get to some interesting code.

Some of the popular ones are integer, which is for storing integers, float for storing floating point numbers, string for storing strings, and we've got a date for storing dates, we've got time for storing times, and then we've got date times for storing both dates and times.

So we stared precomputing everything.

Internalize Folder

The name of the scheme file containing the solitaire game to play.

We haven't talked about MapReduce yet.

Two Jedi have landed in the main hangar bay.

Free is probably the most interesting thing.

I used urilib2. I used the url open function to hit www.example.com.

Bring them into the Launch Bay.

And this area serves as the Autobots' hangar.

Autobots, report to hangar for transport.

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I'll meet you back at the landing bay.

You failed.

That makes it a little bit easier to read.

Write display data into memory

Head for the hangars.

So all of our database writes go into this one master database.

Reactor bay.

One approach to shardding might be to store links 1 100 here actually, more like 1 a billion here and 101 200 here and 201 300 here, and basically you store some of your links here and some of your links here and some of your links here in this database.

When did the hangar go up?

You'll be familiar with the double helix of DNA.

Again, quiz question. You've seen that before.

The name of the file with the graphics for the cards.

You could have one page that has, instead of content, it could have a list of contents.

Alright. So, this actually isn't too much code.

But with Google Now, that starts to change.

Is it the machine running that program?

Let's just make this proper.

It's not necessarily owing to a master slave setup, but this is the general concept.