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by hbbio 10y ago
Since that question was asked for us a couple of days ago (as the creator of awless), let me tell you that the authors were and still are researchers in Computer Science in public institutions in France. I vet personally for Tom (cf. http:
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by hbbio 10y ago
Let’s analyse the facts there. Metrics are converted to JSON, true, gzipped and AESed with a random key. It’s true. The random key is then encrypted with our public key. True as well, and perfectly fine. “This seems unnecessarily convoluted
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by hbbio 10y ago
@heartsucker If you want to judge on previous things, we are the team that created http://opalang.org and have no tie at all with the company static and outsourced portal. Also, will be in Berlin soon, contact me will gladly mee
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by hbbio 10y ago
(creator here) Note that we got the feedback and disabled the collection until we do it right. Also, it got "caught" in the first comment about that because it was clearly written in a Disclaimer section in the README.
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by hbbio 10y ago
Also, we're still at the beginning of the project. Since we build a RDF model of the infrastructure (stored locally), we will soon be able to answer many advanced queries easily such as: - everything inside a VPC - the siblings of an i
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by hbbio 10y ago
As of now, you can create a template to deploy an environment, and for instance create one master node (for instance a subnet) for each environment. The missing values in the template (aka "holes" will be asked for by awless), so
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by hbbio 10y ago
Coming soon: https://github.com/wallix/awless/issues/38
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by hbbio 10y ago
Thanks for your feedback. awless is currently in its early life. We also plan to support both CloudFormation (first) and maybe Terraform at some point. CF and TF are exhaustive but more complex than awless templates. awless is meant to simp
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by hbbio 10y ago
Project creator here (but obviously not the OP). Yes, we do collect minimal anonymised statistics in the sole goal of improving awless. All the statistics code is here: https://github.com/wallix/awless/blob/ma
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by hbbio 10y ago
Thanks! We use it internally to manage our own AWS instances. In particular, we needed to create a lot of short-lived demos for our prospects and awless is handy for that. For the future, we want to support more AWS services to start with a
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Show HN: Awless, a Powerful CLI for AWS in Go(github.com)
6 points by hbbio 10y ago|3 comments
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by hbbio 10y ago
The content is great (caught a few errors such as an item from 4th century BC appearing in -8k-2k), the design too. The UX could be a bit better: The hover states the title and the reference number. For most visitors, the reference number i
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by hbbio 10y ago
"The world needs a better spreadsheet" I read this when I was a teen (as that's long ago). It was at a time Lotus was going to launch Improv in 1993! Improv was the attempt made by a very smart team at Lotus to reconquer the
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by hbbio 10y ago
One of the missing languages is Opa, which has more than 1k stars and has been on GitHub for years. https://github.com/mlstate/opalang
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by hbbio 10y ago
Thanks zem! Yes, Opa is still used in several projects and pretty stable. But the project is asleep and not very active as of now.
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by hbbio 10y ago
Why didn't we think of this sooner? Because we did! For instance, this is exactly the approach that we have released back in 2009 with http://opalang.org Naturally, there are things we would implement differently today, but
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by hbbio 10y ago
And you are Dmitry! We use your TweetNacl-js implementation for https://github.com/wallix/PEPS !
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by hbbio 10y ago
I love how the (now famous) researchers dismiss at the time what has become Google's main chase: "These types of personalized PageRanks are virtually immune to manipulation by commercial interests. For a page to get a high PageRan
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by hbbio 10y ago
Are you sure about that line? Elizabeth Holmes Holmes elizabeth-holmes elizabeth-holmes 32 blood testing Healthcare F United States 1.47E+12 1000 1867
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by hbbio 10y ago
Thanks. I use and love Sublime for a few years, I'm really curious about how the product found its audience. On Textmate forums? Did Jon post there himself?
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Ask HN: How did Sublime Text get traction?
16 points by hbbio 10y ago|22 comments
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by hbbio 10y ago
It was most likely removed from x86_64 because it is less useful! 32 bit overflows are possible (I have seen them in scientific algorithms for instance). But I have yet to see 64 bits overflows.
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by hbbio 11y ago
This is interesting, but I suspect there is a bias. Submissions, when they succeed, tend to get many upvotes. Comments also get upvotes, but in average an order of magnitude less. The same applies to replies in comment, which I would guess
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by hbbio 11y ago
For the record, the Uber fine (which I don't approve) is nothing compared to the BNP fine imposed by the U.S. cf. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-bnp-paribas-settlement-idU...
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by hbbio 11y ago
I appreciate this post being on Medium.
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by hbbio 11y ago
The headline is misleading. It is indeed KMS support (Kernel Mode Setting), which enables the kernel (and not the graphic driver) to control the display modes. This is better: 1. For boot (no flicker when the graphic driver takes over); 2.
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by hbbio 11y ago
1. Over Makefiles: there is no separate Makefile, you can build multiple files in same directory without having to name rules, it's one line. 2. It's quite easy to add rebuild when necessary.
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Show HN: Build one file automatically(github.com)
3 points by hbbio 11y ago|3 comments
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by hbbio 11y ago
Thanks for providing the links that compare your for loop parser to existing implementations, it's interesting: - Gcc is unreadable; - Clang is "advanced", but not readable; - yours and tcc are clean... But you know it's
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by hbbio 11y ago
Opa is as dead as a project we use daily.

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