Making Kiln faster with better caching

http://blog.fogcreek.com/caching-for-kiln-performance-improvement/

by buzzcut • 15 years ago

17 4 15 years ago

blog.fogcreek.com

http://bitquabit.com/post/cache-me-if-you-can/

That was a better link with actual information, but I can see why you didn't post it. Something from fogcreek.com is much more likely to hit the front page of HN.

Anyhow, good article.

buzzcut• 15 years ago

We try to blurb stuff like this from employees on our blog. Not really any purpose behind it beside having linked from our blog as well, and easily found there. Do you think it's obnoxious to link it this way in HN submissons? If so, I can put the direct links in in the future.

programminggeek2• 15 years ago

I don't really think it is that obnoxious personally, but I do know that some people make a big stink about such things. To save yourself the headache, it is probably best to direct link submit to HN/Reddit.

I also understand the reality that certain users or certain websites are far more likely to get their content to the top of HN/Reddit/Digg.

For example, Jeff Atwood could do a blog post of Lorem Ipsum text and it would probably hit the front page of these social news sites. Probably the same for Joel On Software or Daring Fireball. Those sites have such a high readership that they will naturally get submitted and upvoted. The same thing happens whenever Steve Jobs writes a personal note on Apple.com. It becomes news whether it's terribly newsworthy or not.

jlind• 15 years ago

Enjoyed the article as well. Someone has already submitted the story here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2641650

Making Kiln faster with better caching

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