Loic

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by Loic 15y ago
> How does it feel to be not earning that time ? You are earning during this study time, you are earning through a long term investment in yourself.
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Diprocd, Control Your Processes Across VMs(projects.ceondo.com)
38 points by Loic 15y ago|6 comments
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by Loic 15y ago
Fortran too and in HPC we all code in Fortran a lot. Look at the loop construct: for i = 1:t in Fortran: DO I=1,T The ability to load both C and Fortran dynamic libraries is also really really nice.
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by Loic 15y ago
Very nice reuse of the concept pioneered by the Google Chrome preferences dialogs. Very nice because one directly see the inspiration, which means that it will not disturb too much the users and better because by sacrificing a bit of real
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by Loic 15y ago
This is why you must not drop out of college/university and possibly do research. You will learn to put robust foundations behind your code, ideas, concepts. Bonus point, you will probably directly be in a niche area, with a nice address bo
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by Loic 15y ago
Good point, this is on the way. The problem is more to do it right, that is, you want for each "word" to detect if this is a word, a chemical formula or a SMILES. Then, if SMILES, you then need to canonicalize it and search. Nothing very co
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by Loic 15y ago
I use Kayak a lot. I don't know the quality in the US, but in Europe it is working great. But, I have never installed the Kayak App, why? Because of the insane number of permissions it is requesting, like getting my unique ID, my phone numb
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by Loic 15y ago
Maybe 80, maybe not, it will run on port $PORT which is provided at runtime by Heroku. Practically you do not need to worry about it, Heroku will take care to route the request from port 80 on the outside to port $PORT at the dyno level.
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by Loic 15y ago
I take the opportunity to say: thank you Heroku for being so open. You saved me 100's of hours of work when setting up my own private PaaS as I was able to piggy back on your buildpack idea and code. Cf: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by Loic 15y ago
Repost of my comment on the blog (because waiting in the queue and not approved). You should take the time to discuss a bit with your librarian. As I did my PhD in Denmark (DTU), I naively wrote a robot to download the issues of a well know
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by Loic 15y ago
I used to live 3 km from their datacenters here: http://www.datacenterpark.de/ Basically in the former East Germany. They are doing things the right way. I am not hosting with them at the moment, but I have been for a couple of years with
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by Loic 15y ago
Pingdom stats are a bit strange sometimes. For our services (check my profile if you want to know), a normal month is 100% uptime, simple. But sometimes, your website is marked as down because they have an issue. Several times, we had downt
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by Loic 15y ago
What I meant is that it has lost steam and the one pushing ahead now is Chrome. If you read the conclusion, I think and hope that we will stay with a fragmented, competitive market with the leader being the best one at the given point in ti
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Firefox is gone, Chrome is here, who is next?(ceondo.com)
7 points by Loic 15y ago|10 comments
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by Loic 15y ago
OpenVZ is tricky, they are patching the kernel pretty deep and this creates a lot of hard to debug issues. I had a lot of troubles with containers running software mapping big files like MongoDB.
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by Loic 15y ago
My name is Loïc d'Anterroches. This relatively old, from disputed origin, French forename is not widely used. I can understand your reaction if reading my username brought memories of fighting against a DOS attack.
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by Loic 15y ago
Ok, I understand your point of view. But if you look at the current high quality shared hosting offers, you have managed dedicated MySQL instances included and many of such add-ons. Anyway, we created this PaaS because it brings us real ben
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by Loic 15y ago
I think you missed the "private" and you jumped a bit fast. 1. Everything is running on dedicated hardware. 2. The system provides MongoDB, PostgreSQL too, it is just managed by us because we need this level of control to put PostgreSQL o
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by Loic 15y ago
It will be released in parts, the core components are already available: - distributed process manager: http://projects.ceondo.com/p/diprocd/ - the pre-receive hook taking care of packaging and deployment: http://cdn.ceondo.com/bareku/
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by Loic 15y ago
1. Zed is coding in bursts, check the develop branch, it is pretty active and a 1.8 is around the corner. 2. The same, in the develop branch, there are still some questions on how to best implement it like which parts must be done by the ha
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by Loic 15y ago
Mongrel2 is still beta, but with a good process supervisor, it still way more robust than a RoR setup from the early days. Once in a while, it can die, I still need to instrument a bit more to track the conditions where this is the case. On
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by Loic 15y ago
I am the author of this PaaS, I wanted to push this note on HN Monday to have time to answer the questions, but the cat escaped the box faster than I wanted. I am here to answer questions but do not expect "instant" answers.
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by Loic 15y ago
Yes, this is it. In Europe, this is something very important. For example, you can only name Camembert a Camembert cheese coming from the area around the Camembert village. As customers, it allows a quick check: this is the cheap "like" ver
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by Loic 15y ago
If you really want to easily bridge websocket in the front-end with a backend using ZeroMQ, please take a look at Mongrel2. You get that plus a wonderful webserver. Mongrel2: http://www.mongrel2.org
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by Loic 15y ago
And community . I am using both PHP and Python because of two widely different communities and approaches to solve problems. For example, Python is the language with the largest and most robust collection of scientific software bindings. P
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by Loic 15y ago
1$/GB/month on SSD and replicated. So basically, 0.25$/rawGB/month if they replicate 4 times. They are making money on the read/write and are selling the capacity at current cost. Which — knowing the tendency for AWS to decrease the prices
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by Loic 15y ago
Adding the one really interesting, that, the way they communicate in house: http://viewtext.org/article?url=http://blogs.zappos.com/secu...
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by Loic 15y ago
The history tells us that Google subsidiaries have quite a level of freedom to have their own strategy to achieve the desired outcomes. You can remember the paid blog posts for google.jp for example. So, Google Kenya will be kind of banned
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by Loic 15y ago
Sure, but the probability of having an URL shared only through a tweet is zero. Google is insanely efficient at finding new URLs. So, it will find it anyway, but it will not be shown to you as "shared by your friend John" because of the n
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by Loic 15y ago
The article is a bit wrong. nofollow does not mean that the crawlers must not follow the link, but means that the ranking algorithms must not consider the link for the ranking as the link could be dubious or spam. As such, the relationship

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