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Lobster: Stop using cron to run your Hadoop jobs(github.com)
2 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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by brugidou 15y ago
nuget is still messy compared to maven/leiningen/rubygems, some features are lacking such as: - a system-wide repository - an easy way to integrate with .csproj builds so that building in VS will pull up necessary libs. Yes, i know there's
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by brugidou 15y ago
When do they start a service where instead of doing unlimited, they let the user pay "by the stream"? One of the reasons why Spotify cannot make money is because they don't tell the user how much they pay for each song. And I bet prices var
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by brugidou 15y ago
Why not use the Murmur hash? I heard that gcc switched a while ago from FNV to Murmur.
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Ocean Sync: New Hadoop Control & Monitoring Interface(oceansync.com)
1 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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Fake - F# Make (for any .NET project)(github.com)
1 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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A Fair Thread Pool For .NET(github.com)
2 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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by brugidou 15y ago
We do many more hits a day with IIS and .Net on windows. And we're far from the biggest.
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by brugidou 15y ago
I believe the original site was http://usehipster.com
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Agamemnon 0.3.0.0: A graph database built on top of cassandra(pypi.python.org)
53 points by brugidou 15y ago|10 comments
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by brugidou 15y ago
Paris, France - (interns accepted, no remote) - Criteo We do a lot of things and use C# (.NET), memcached, hadoop/hive, mongoDB, SQL Server, RabbitMQ... We are looking for great developers, passionate about engineering challenges … looking
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Varnish Cache Architecture and what's wrong with 1975 programming(varnish-cache.org)
2 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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Public entrepreneurs can inspire growth(publicserviceeurope.com)
1 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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by brugidou 15y ago
i think it's worth pointing out the new murmurhash 3 for lookup table hashing, it has gone a long way and is supposed to be _really_ fast: http://code.google.com/p/smhasher/ The author of murmurhash actually based their work on Bob Jenkin
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Paris Geeks Make A Warrior Coding Contest (French)(codeofduty.criteo.com)
1 points by brugidou 15y ago|0 comments
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by brugidou 15y ago
too bad it doesn't work behind a firewall... real nice work though :) any idea if there's a way to use ports 80 or 443? I guess we need to ask spotify for that right?
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by brugidou 15y ago
Paris, France - Criteo Any engineering position, no need to speak french (english is enough). (no remote, interns accepted) Tech stack: C# .NET, Memcache, SQL Server, Hadoop/Pig We look for any sort of profile from mathematicians to system
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by brugidou 16y ago
Paris, France - Criteo C#, AS3, Hadoop/Hive, SQL Server Twitter: @brugidou
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by brugidou 16y ago
Criteo in Paris, is hiring dozens of engineers