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by david_p 11y ago
chrisaljoudi is not pushing anything compared to gorhill, just compare the commit rates: - https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock/graphs/contributors - https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock
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by david_p 11y ago
TL;DR: "uBlock Origin" (or "uBlock₀") is the version you want (maintained by the creator of the project, up-to-date) The original "uBlock" github repo was created by gorhill. Later, the repo was handed to a con
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by david_p 11y ago
Linkurious is hiring in Paris! We are a 5 people startup (4 engineers) looking for a full-stack JavaScript developer to work with us on the future of network visualization tools. ONSITE only, VISA welcome. Technologies: JavaScript, NodeJS,
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by david_p 11y ago
I believe that to solve this problem, metros in paris have two strategies: -1 a train that has a train too close before it will idle between stations to restore a reasonable space between trains (problem: all trains go as slow as the "
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by david_p 11y ago
If your project is Open Source, you should take a look at our toolkit: Linkurious.js, which is available under GPL3 (free for Open Source projects). http://linkurio.us/toolkit/#pricing
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by david_p 11y ago
You can try out Linkurious Enterprise with an example database by using our online demo (just hit "try now" anywhere on the site). Our Open Source toolkit (Linkurious.js) has examples in th github Wiki, which can be accessed throu
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by david_p 11y ago
Thank you! You may be interested in our toolkit: Linkurious.js, which is free for non-commercial uses. http://linkurio.us/toolkit/#pricing
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by david_p 11y ago
Thank you for the feedback! We currently only support Neo4j and have planned the development or a OrientDB connector (see my other comment about that). Regarding the missing spinning wheel while searching, we are currently fixing that :)
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by david_p 11y ago
Thanks! We are in talks with Allegro and OrientDB and have clearly planned to develop connectors for these databases. As for TitanDB, since we will probably develop our OrientDB connector on top of it's Gremlin API [1], it'll be l
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by david_p 11y ago
Thank you very much for the kind words! Out or curiosity, what were the graph viz engines you know/use today?
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Show HN: Linkurious, the first data visualization platform for graph databases(linkurio.us)
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by david_p 11y ago
First startup: high-school classmates. Second startup: they were looking for a technical co-founder and talked to mutual friends of ours (who put us in touch) Third and current startup: former engineering-school acquaintances, reconnected v
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by david_p 12y ago
http://dafeed.com - news? http://geoference.com - geo-based something http://currently.fr http://weekmate.com - health compagnon
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by david_p 12y ago
Linkurious SAS - http://linkurio.us - Paris, France We are building a graph visualization platform for exploration and edition of graph data (on top of neo4j). We use NodeJS for the backend and AngularJS for the front-end. You a
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by david_p 13y ago
Any valid ID (free) vs. a Passport (86 euros, in France) makes a huge difference to many people I believe !
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by david_p 14y ago
Apparently I mixed up the story with Mars Climate Orbiter ... More details about the Ariane 5 failure here: http://people.cs.clemson.edu/~steve/Spiro/arianesiam.htm
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by david_p 14y ago
A friend of mine did a presentation about this. What he told me is that apparently, the developpers who wrote and tested the code that overflowed were designing for a value in miles. When stored in miles, the value would never got outside
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by david_p 15y ago
Thank you. I totally agree. I rarely comment on HN but actually logged in just for this.
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by david_p 15y ago
While I have to agree with you, your theory fails to explain why people in Europe (who have the same access to calorie dense and convenient food) are less obese (in proportion) than North Americans. I believe that culinary customs AND some
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by david_p 16y ago
ITT: a mashup of the reasons that made me decide to leave France. I'll be gone in two months. I just hope the other side of the Atlantic Ocean is better...
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by david_p 16y ago
I think it might be time for those who don't have a clue to stop talking about this. People are and will be diing because of what is happening now. Calling this "ok" and "safe" is borderline obscene. Plus, as told in other comments, this ar
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by david_p 16y ago
Same here. I almost never comment or post. I learn/read a lot here and mostly don't think of a contribution worth posting. I actually think that most comments add more noise than information, and therefore decrease the value of a thread as
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by david_p 16y ago
We are actually working on an english version but the translation is very bad for the moment, and needs a lot of additional work. If you are curious you can check it out here : http://mybew.com/login/lang/en
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by david_p 16y ago
http://mybew.com (my startup) does this too (in french only for the moment) but I think we made a better job at making simpler interfaces. Plus on MYBEW, you can compare your statistics to other groups of people (all men, all women, etc).
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by david_p 16y ago
1800 was the year ... :) http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=tits%2Cboobs%2Cbr...
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by david_p 16y ago
Why not just use Workflowy.com ? (keyboard centric, nested TODO lists) I have discovered it two weeks ago and it has already a dedicated tab in my browser. As simple as your solution, but with more value, I believe.
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by david_p 16y ago
That's the best advice I've read in weeks. Thank you. I'm changing this right now for the notification emails of our startup.
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by david_p 16y ago
Failed experiments is what makes science go forward. How can people who make a profits of innovation (yes, the shareholders he is talking about) ignore so much on the process that leads to innovation ? This is why I believe there is a probl
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by david_p 16y ago
I believe this is a follow-up to this story : http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=129236621626462&w... I think the purpose of the link is to demonstrate some "suspicious" changes in the IPSEC code.
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by david_p 16y ago
an HTML5 playback fallback for devices that don't have flash would be amazing (and doable).

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