jlemoine

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Google Introduce FarmHash(google-opensource.blogspot.nl)
1 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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WHacks: Canada's hackathon in an Igloo(whacks.info)
1 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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Darkest corners of C++(aurisc4.blogspot.com)
2 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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Tools for Data Visualization(codegeekz.com)
52 points by jlemoine 13y ago|11 comments
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Combining the power of gdb and valgrind(billiob.net)
100 points by jlemoine 13y ago|6 comments
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The Cache and Multithreading(austingwalters.com)
36 points by jlemoine 13y ago|5 comments
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The Art of Trivialization(five-sigma-software.blogspot.com)
3 points by jlemoine 13y ago|1 comments
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by jlemoine 13y ago
We have received tons of positive feedback about our product, but we also want to have feedback of people like you. Can you give us the reason why you think this is not a practical solution ?
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by jlemoine 13y ago
Why do you think consumer disks are better for a search engine? Everything is a balance between CPU/RAM/Disk. Having one of this resource that is far superior than the other would be a waste of resource. Our balance is globally to
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by jlemoine 13y ago
Search engine needs have evolved a lot since Lucene was designed (Lucene is the search library behind ElasticSearch and Solr). Users now want an instant search that search at the first keystroke and are able to tolerate typos. Lucene does n
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by jlemoine 13y ago
We can continue to index if one host is down and we can continue to search if two hosts are down. If a host is down, we are able to continue indexing because of consensus (2/3). When the host will be up again, it will retrieves the mis
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by jlemoine 13y ago
Consumer disks would not give the same performance, we build & read a lot of indices in parallel, this produces a lot of random IO on disks. With two disk in raid 0, we are able to reach 1GB/s of random IO.
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Cube Drone – Bloom Filters(youtube.com)
1 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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Announcing the C++ FAQ(isocpp.org)
105 points by jlemoine 13y ago|43 comments
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Interactive git workflow animations(wei-wang.com)
17 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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by jlemoine 13y ago
As the domain is somehow associated to their brand, they prefer to keep it.
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HN Search updated
17 points by jlemoine 13y ago|4 comments
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by jlemoine 13y ago
But this would reduce the ease of use of the API, increase the latency because of round-trip and will not provide a better security. The fit is not very good. oauth is a good standard when used for the correct use case, which is not the cas
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by jlemoine 13y ago
We care a lot about the simplicity of our API. oauth adds too much complexity and does not fit well our use case (we don't need authentication).
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by jlemoine 13y ago
You should try again your queries :) We added support of phrases queries (using the "" syntax) and not (using the - syntax). Btw, as we always said we are more than open to feedback and feature requests & pull requests.
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Here’s how we know MH370 kept flying for hours(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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Looking at C++14(meetingcpp.com)
51 points by jlemoine 13y ago|58 comments
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Algolia Adds Asian Data Center While Taking Over Search On The Web(techcrunch.com)
1 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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Database Versioning: The ignored aspect of version control(nimkar.net)
72 points by jlemoine 13y ago|59 comments
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Algolia opened a datacenter in Asia, here is why(blog.algolia.com)
3 points by jlemoine 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Depstack – Find and vote for popular libs(depstack.io)
40 points by jlemoine 13y ago|12 comments
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by jlemoine 13y ago
hn.algolia.com is also fully opensource, so pull requests are welcome: https://github.com/algolia/hn-search
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by jlemoine 13y ago
We have added the filtering on comments, story & poll some weeks ago and we have also added sort. Did you saw that ?
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by jlemoine 13y ago
For information all exact matches are before fuzzy matches, so why do you want to have a "arkos" syntax ? We are improving hn.algolia.com on a regular basis, so feel free to open a feature request :)
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by jlemoine 13y ago
It is more than just a sort on number of points :) Our value is to be able to mix textual relevance with business data (in that case the number of points but is can be the number of page views, number of followers, ...). You can have a look

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