juliennakache

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by juliennakache 14y ago
http://www.chefday.com/ is Heroku for cooking :)
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Alibaba generates up to $3 BILLION a day in revenues. WOW.(venturebeat.com)
2 points by juliennakache 14y ago|0 comments
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Jive acquire Meetings.io and Producteev(community.jivesoftware.com)
3 points by juliennakache 14y ago|0 comments
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Google street view... Under water. Wow(maps.google.com)
1 points by juliennakache 14y ago|0 comments
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by juliennakache 14y ago
+1
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by juliennakache 14y ago
Don't know the standalone gem, I'll have to check that out. I'll be glad to get some feedback on apnmachine :)
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by juliennakache 14y ago
Hey, you do know that Apple requires developers to maintain persistent connections to their servers, right? Checkout https://github.com/jnak/apnmachine Feature list: - persistent connection to APN Servers (as Apple recommends) - real-tim
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Love SocketStream too. I'll be exploring Meteor to see the differences :)
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by juliennakache 15y ago
I agree. But still, for that much money, they could put up a youtube video of the experiment :)
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Wow. This dude is 14 year old.
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by juliennakache 15y ago
That's the reason I actually moved in NYC. For a French 20 something, it's a great city to live in, it's not too far from Europe and the tech scene is booming. My next stop will probably be Brazil. I've travelled over 45 countries and Brazi
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by juliennakache 15y ago
It sounds like a fake story to me... Like a story made up for entertaining readers. I mean it seriously... Just to much BS to be true :)
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by juliennakache 15y ago
where do you wanna work?
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by juliennakache 15y ago
I want: - persistent connection to APN Servers (as Apple recommends) - real-time notifications (no regular polling a la Resque) - super easy to use in Ruby and in any languages (as easy as enqueuing a serialized JSON hash in Redis) - persis
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ApnMachine: An EventMachine APN server & a Redis-backed library(github.com)
1 points by juliennakache 15y ago|1 comments
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Is there any way to share models with the client and the server ? I'm not sure a pure MVC (or a Model2) is the best way to architect node web applications. The config part looks great, I'll read that more carefully tonight.
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Sounds great =D I've never used fibers in Node, but I'm quite experienced with Fibers and EventMachine aka EM-Synchrony. How do Fibers affect 1.debugging & stack trace and 2. performance & garbage collection ? Thx
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Let us install a set-top box at your place and you should be good to go ! :)
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Show HN: hacking our set-top box
15 points by juliennakache 15y ago|15 comments
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Then IMHO it's very unlikely to be "screamin" fast using the MRI
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by juliennakache 15y ago
I'ven't looked at the code base, but I don't get how you're allowing true concurrency without any evented framework?
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by juliennakache 15y ago
You could have manually take care of the most popular websites. But it makes sense. Though, how do you deal with false positive ?
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Interesting guys. I've been waiting for something similar for a long time now. Quick question though: how do you map all my information to the input fields in each form. Do you kind of "crowdsource" it the first time a user comes across a n
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by juliennakache 15y ago
The most interesting part to me is the "generator function", which basically allows for cooperative scheduling. This would put an end to spaghetti callbacks when doing blocking I/O operations. Very similar to EM-Synchrony for EventMachine/R
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by juliennakache 15y ago
if they can't keep up a demo website, there is no reason any developer should trust pioneer to invest their time in testing / using zypr...
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by juliennakache 15y ago
I user Chrome 14 and updates take over 5 secs to be synced across different tabs. Some kind of a bug or the backend app polls the db regularly to push new messages ?
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by juliennakache 15y ago
It was interesting to read both of you guys. I can see a lot of ego on both sides... But that's a good thing :) No one is wrong or right. It just depends on what you believe users are doing. One thing is certain: users use "local search" te
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by juliennakache 15y ago
Totally agree with "it's not about being the first, it's about having it right". But that's why I'm not so sure about "building a working prototype from day one". In Spotify's case, they launched when they already had developed a mac and a
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by juliennakache 16y ago
Nice video of Ray Kurzweil talking about all that and Watson(IBM) playing Jeopardy!. http://www.usatoday.com/money/media/2011-02-09-kurzweil09_ST...
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by juliennakache 16y ago
It's just a great summary of the concerns I'm living with on a day-to-day basis. Everything is there for non-geek to understand the big picture. AI, Robotics, Singularity, Biotics will lead us to the biggest disruption of the mankind era. O

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