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by Loic 15y ago
I heavily recommend PHP farm to test your code with a given version of PHP: http://cweiske.de/tagebuch/Introducing%20phpfarm.htm This allows you to have several versions of PHP, each one with a given php.ini, given list of extensions and
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by Loic 15y ago
The problem with PSR-0 is that it requires a one file per class approach. You end up with way too many files where you can create beautiful single file packages with just a namespace at the top and a series of classes in the file.
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by Loic 15y ago
This is not an administrative nightmare for doctors. They all have the software, put the insurance card in the slot, check the right cases and everything is immediately done. The real nightmare for doctors is the private insurances because
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by Loic 15y ago
Do not forget that France Telecom had at the time of opening the market the best network in Europe with a totally homogeneous DSLAM setup and incredibly good backbone. With the rules to force FT to open its systems to the other players, it
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by Loic 15y ago
This would be a 6MB file, why not. But not yet, I am getting a lot of emails because of HN so better waiting a bit before receiving 100's of all@gitmanual.org requests :)
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by Loic 15y ago
But you do not have it in a nicely easy to read HTML format. This is for my brother, he works for the nuclear industry where the web is a white listed list of sites. He cannot even access http://gitmanual.org In a not so sensitive area (b
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Show HN: Send an email to push@gitmanual.org or ls-tree@gitmanual.org
24 points by Loic 15y ago|4 comments
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by Loic 15y ago
I have created two UK limited within a 10 year interval without putting my feet there. I recommend you not to do it alone but find a local accountant in UK + an accountant in your country who knows a bit about the UK + your country rules. I
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The git manual because of it missing from kernel.org (gitmanual.org)
1 points by Loic 15y ago|0 comments
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by Loic 15y ago
If you post here, you are already half way through, because it means you know where you are and that you want to go somewhere else. For the the somewhere else, I would say, take a look around you. ASP is not necessarily bad, many systems ar
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by Loic 15y ago
Under US law at the moment, everything point into the direction that the authorities can access the data hosted in the US while preventing the hosting company (Rackspace) to inform the client (us). The problem is also that the authorities d
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by Loic 15y ago
This is sad and this is why we had to build our own PaaS to run our scientific calculations. Basically, if you want to serve sensitive businesses in Europe, the door is closed for AWS or RackSpace usage. For scientific payload, AWS is great
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by Loic 15y ago
I have been working from home for the past 6 years. I have a dedicated room for my office. Work can be done only in my office, not even on the kitchen table. This is a hard rule and it is really good. You can enjoy a nice evening with wife
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by Loic 15y ago
Interesting, a service registry in Ruby. If you already have redis etc. running on your system, why not. But as I already have the dns servers running — for my specific use case — you cannot beat it, because it means just one line per servi
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by Loic 15y ago
It is extremely heavy to setup for just 50 JSON strings to share with 50 to 150 VMs.
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by Loic 15y ago
Very nice, it is by the way using a TXT record to store the information. As pointed out before, an SRV record could be better (but only for udp/tcp for the transport mechanism). https://github.com/mato/libzmq/commit/d2782c7b1c401037718eaf.
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by Loic 15y ago
In this particular case it is that I want to provide more than just a end point and a port. A JSON string is put in the TXT record to store associated meta data. If you do not need these metadata, SRV record is perfect.
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Use the DNS to Announce Your ZeroMQ Services(ceondo.com)
19 points by Loic 15y ago|10 comments
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by Loic 15y ago
Start simply with water boiled potatoes, then carrots, then slowly things like bread. My parents are doing a one week fast every year and this is what they do. It takes time to go back to normal food as the bacteria in your intestine need t
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by Loic 15y ago
German taxes, more than 1000 pages of new rules written each month, nobody can follow, not even the state employees taking care of checking the submissions. For the tax part, I have a very good German accountant with a very good knowledge o
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by Loic 15y ago
Since 2002 this real seat theory has been ruled out by EU, yes EU do a lot of good things :) http://www.germanlawjournal.com/print.php?id=214
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by Loic 15y ago
As said before, in my case, I do not try to escape the taxes, I try to get the simplest setup to focus on my work and not on paper work. If your really want to limit your tax footprint, ask a good accountant, in UK with the City, you are pa
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by Loic 15y ago
I was in the former East Germany for a while, now in NRW. Anywhere outside Munich (way too expensive) is a good place to be to run a business in Germany.
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by Loic 15y ago
I pay full taxes. I am employed by my UK company, this means that I pay all the German taxes on my salary (health &employment insurances, pension, etc.) and of course pay the corporate taxes in UK. I did it for two reasons: - simpler to
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by Loic 15y ago
I am French, living in Germany with a company in UK. I can tell you, business is easy in Europe. It is extremely easy to take the good of each country and leave the bad. You can setup a company in any EU country and run it from any other co
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by Loic 15y ago
I don't know, maybe the author is trying to do something with the iPad which is simply not supposed to do. The iPad is beautiful, pleasant to use etc. but writing a book on the iPad is maybe not the things one does. I use my tablet to write
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by Loic 15y ago
Is it me or on all the pages of space.com you cannot find a single link to the NASA website? As soon as you try to get more about the project, you are sent to previous stuff on space.com but no links to the original source, that is, the NAS
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by Loic 15y ago
Burnout is not solved by a nap or a walk, a burn out is not just being tired or saturated with a subject. You are burnt when you pushed your limits over a long period of time without giving your body and brain enough rest. This means you d
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by Loic 15y ago
Yes, but at the same time, if this is the one server used to serve the .cz. root domain, I suppose it is part of the implicit features. By the way, direct link to the project website: http://www.knot-dns.cz/
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by Loic 15y ago
Yes, but, it would be a dead horse, they would have not been keeping it in production and improving it over the past 5 years. I think this is the key, well designed, well maintained, well used for critical stuff in a big company all that ov

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