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541.
by hbbio 13y ago
It's really the first time a company that big halts all its commercial offerings! We are running a few OVH servers and they're clearly a great value for money.
542.
by hbbio 13y ago
The iPhone 7 is really great.
543.
by hbbio 13y ago
She should at least spend her week end with her child.
544.
by hbbio 13y ago
That's indeed the best answer. Another one is that, Opa should provide by default a pretty good level of security, being immune to XSS attacks and database injections. Edit: looking at alternatives, it might also be one the cleanest...
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Show HN: Birdy – Micro-blogging engine(github.com)
23 points by hbbio 13y ago|4 comments
546.
by hbbio 13y ago
Yes, under conditions. Mainly: stable residency, plus legal immigration papers. Legal immigration is pretty low in France (compared to other European countries for instance), but what you mention IS a source of tensions, and the bread of ex
547.
by hbbio 13y ago
a) France does just that. Since 1988. It was called for years RMI for "Revenu Minimum d'Insertion" which translates to something like minimum revenue for social integration. Our previous government changed the name to RSA or
548.
by hbbio 13y ago
That, is a different story. As I have the habit of moving out the cursor to an edge to keep the window clear when I type, I never use this in any WM settings.
549.
by hbbio 13y ago
Oh, no! This is one of the most useful Linux/X features. People want the feature on OSX, even with quirks. http://superuser.com/questions/87470/copy-on-select-paste-on...
550.
by hbbio 13y ago
Strange that Bootstrap 3 Final seems slower than the RCs...
551.
by hbbio 13y ago
Maybe it's because I never did Ruby then. Beyond the title bait, since you have to know JS quirks anyway, and since CoffeeScript adds its own burden (like in the link), I really don't see the point of using it. Also, the 'fun
552.
how should I chain function call in coffeescript(stackoverflow.com)
4 points by hbbio 13y ago|4 comments
553.
by hbbio 13y ago
Even better, acquire the #2, DailyMotion. But that's impossible: the company is French, and partially owned by the French government which keeps its companies valuation as low as possible by forbidding US companies to acquire DailyMoti
554.
by hbbio 13y ago
TL;DR: It would be great to see GNUstep catch up with Cocoa, the guy who run the campaign IS the project lead, but the only thing that may prevent the campaign to succeed is the very poor marketing level.
555.
by hbbio 13y ago
The MySQL driver is async, the Postgres one should be as well.
556.
by hbbio 13y ago
1. Concurrency makes applications scalable, not fast. 3. I don't know what mature means, but they are not used by high-profile applications. 1'. This is probably balanced by their high-motivation to work on a Haskell project.
557.
by hbbio 13y ago
So, the short answer is no. And there are many reasons to that. One of them: Haskell developers tend to love the technology and forget about the product.
558.
by hbbio 13y ago
Maybe SHA-512, salted?
559.
by hbbio 13y ago
Closed source afaik.
560.
by hbbio 13y ago
There is an official translation: http://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2013/07/04/revelations...
561.
by hbbio 13y ago
I have to agree with many things you say, but I can't figure out why "high immigration rates" may be a problem. If you imagine a country as a giant shop, the more customers the best.
562.
by hbbio 13y ago
Does not beat "How to pull your ex (Female version)"
563.
by hbbio 13y ago
You can also (re)download the super expensive scammy ebooks. And there is a bit more details in the URL (ZIP code): http://hypnosiscertified.com/nlp/july152010.php?item=18&cbre...
564.
by hbbio 13y ago
The founder sure knows about technology: "As a research scientist for the NSA, Dr. Tim Barber was..."
565.
by hbbio 13y ago
Same setup. People interested in markdown only editors must be writers which don't edit any other format. Otherwise, I don't get why you would bother learning several pieces of software, and each probably lacking many features of
566.
by hbbio 13y ago
In Opa, you have too mechanisms that combined provide probably a very high level of security in this sense too: 1) Algebraic constructs, so that the typing system checks properties like permissions automatically 2) Client "guards"
567.
by hbbio 13y ago
Opa has always treated security very carefully, as it was one of the original project goals. Strong static typing + the original native backend makes Opa one of the best candidates for secure web app. We're not vocal about this, but th
568.
by hbbio 13y ago
There is no loss at all: There are just two parsers for the same Abstract Syntax Tree. After parsing which is the very first step of the compiler, everything is the same. All the features of Opa lie in the ability to analyze the code and ge
569.
by hbbio 13y ago
Opa has Postgres support. It requires almost no code change from MongoDB to Postgres, as explained in this blog post: http://www.josetteorama.com/to-sql-from-nosql/
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by hbbio 13y ago
The OCaml syntax is still available: opa --parser classic Indeed, most of the stdlib is implemented using the "classic syntax".

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