julienmarie

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by julienmarie 9y ago
Direct link to the github : https://github.com/lasp-lang/partisan
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by julienmarie 9y ago
Spacemacs :)
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by julienmarie 9y ago
Friendster.com ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendster ) , without any hesitation ( inventing Social networking, becoming #6 biggest site in the world, to nothing ). – Disclaimer: I worked there.
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by julienmarie 10y ago
I worked and help launch something similar a couple years ago : http://calcfusion.com/ .
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by julienmarie 10y ago
One thing lacking though is a view on the evolution of the area between the times of the great grand father and the son. How did the urbanization evolved ? I remember 25 years ago, aged 9/10, when I was living in ( really ) rural Fran
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by julienmarie 10y ago
True. But haven't played with it yet. It seems nice and straightforward also.
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by julienmarie 10y ago
Totally agree. Erlang is quite against "magic" which improves greatly readability. Debugging is really straightforward 99.9% of the time.
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by julienmarie 10y ago
A simple GenServer ( a OTP behaviour ) linked to an ETS ( erlang in memory data store ) table would do the trick. Basically, It receives by message the inserts, and once the counter reaches x or timer reaches y secs, it inserts in the db. T
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by julienmarie 10y ago
Another solution is to make your non-erlang process run as a foreign erlang node ( example of a Go library to implement this : https://github.com/goerlang/node ). There are some other messaging libraries for python and
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by julienmarie 10y ago
If you want to really understand the philosophy that makes Erlang ( and Elixir ) beautiful ( and why it made me a better programmer ), this conference by Greg Young is a kind of eye opener : https://vimeo.com/108441214 . Y
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by julienmarie 10y ago
It reminds me exactly of the common architecture pattern of KDB/Q. Still at this point, it's a marvel of tech.
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by julienmarie 10y ago
I switched from Chrome to Opera a couple of weeks ago and I don't see myself switching back. Little details make the difference: Better ram and battery consumption ( for now ), better tab management, integrated ad blocker and turbo mod
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by julienmarie 10y ago
Ouch. 502 Bad Gateway
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by julienmarie 10y ago
Something we were doing when I had a web design agency was to have awesomely beautiful and detaild proposals where we summed up the context, constraints and goals of the project. We considered them as our first deliverable and spent time cr
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by julienmarie 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn2FB1P_Mn8
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by julienmarie 10y ago
I just don't understand the concept as you can't fill it up with water through Wifi, so anyway you have to physically handle de kettle.
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by julienmarie 10y ago
For most industries, Philippines has a cap at 40%, and for some industries, 100% of the company should be filipino except if you put more than $2M in capital ( retail ) if I remember right. Apparently it is going to change with the new pres
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by julienmarie 10y ago
I tried it a couple of years ago. They were some rough edges, but something I was really eager to see working was their sub projects Datacell ( you can see a pretty cool demo of it there https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z36ft
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by julienmarie 10y ago
Hasn't this been already solved by Descartes and his Cogito? ( that the very act of doubting one's own existence served—at minimum—as proof of the reality of one's own mind; there must be a thinking entity—in this case the s
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by julienmarie 10y ago
I recognize your work, Antoine :) Nice to see you on front page of HN
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On Solving Excel(medium.com)
2 points by julienmarie 11y ago|0 comments
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by julienmarie 11y ago
Sheetsu is for Google Spreadsheet first, and is data oriented. We are rules and computation oriented. We do not just read the sheets, we execute them.
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by julienmarie 11y ago
We run the Excel spreadsheets on our engine. For security purposes, some Excel features are for the moment disabled ( macros, xll, odbc ). Our take is these features are to be handled by your code, that send data to the spreadsheets. The sh
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by julienmarie 11y ago
Hi. Instead of focusing on trying to make Excel a DB, we focus on the strength of Excel which is computations and business rules. That's the main difference :)
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Show HN: Turn Excel spreadsheets into APIs(calcfusion.com)
23 points by julienmarie 11y ago|7 comments
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by julienmarie 11y ago
It handles most of Excel functions and hence most of the use cases. And yes, you are totally right. Instead of using spreadsheets as a DB, it is used for what spreadsheets excel at ( no pun intended ) : calculations and rules.
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Show HN: We transform Excel sheets into APIs to make complex computations easy(calcfusion.com)
4 points by julienmarie 11y ago|2 comments
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by julienmarie 11y ago
You can do that also with http://calcfusion.com ( disclaimer I work there ).
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by julienmarie 11y ago
An alternative is also http://calcfusion.com/ ( disclaimer, I work there and we just launched ). It uses xls spreadsheets and is more oriented towards business rules and computations. There are some nifty features like audi
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World fastest analytics database?(kodesoftware.com)
1 points by julienmarie 11y ago|0 comments

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