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The Wonders and Simplicity of Redis Sets

If you were to apply a bijective function to each letter in each word of a language (e.g. English), how many pre-existing words would you obtain in the resulting image? Since that’s a pretty convoluted way of explaining things, let’s try a more concrete example. We’ll take the well-known rot13 substitution cipher (a simple example [...]

Redis Memory Monitoring – Python Edition

A few hours ago, Salvatore Sanfilippo (the lead developer of Redis), tweeted a little Ruby script to interactively estimate the memory usage of a running

redis-server

instance.