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by ldng 12y ago
Yes but sometimes cheaper than cloud provider make you think. IMHO, it' a bell curve. Before a certain point and past another threshold the "cloud" is more expansive than it's worth. Adapting your application/system
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by ldng 12y ago
Maybe you could document that more explicitly. Basically defining the scope of the project and where to look for complementary tools like proj4js and rbush for instance.
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by ldng 12y ago
Thanks ! I'll have a deeper look at all that later. I was wondering if you were using r-tree indexes (I haven't looked at the code yet). Rbush certainly looks interesting.
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by ldng 12y ago
So x-tags is getting phased out ? Unfortunately, Brick feels a bit lacking pitted against Polymer.
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by ldng 12y ago
Has anyone tested this with a ~500 MB dataset ? Say the parcels of a city. How does it perform ?
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by ldng 12y ago
I think people expect _more_ documentation. The guide can only get you so far IMHO. That said, if I may say so, string handling should be more throughly detailed. It's one of the first thing new comers will stumble upon. Especially for
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by ldng 12y ago
I think today's microcontroller are more similar at spec level. So programming Arduino-like is a maybe today's equivalent. Hum, maybe I'm stretching a bit here.
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by ldng 12y ago
True but Hadoop is the whole tooling and with YARN they are distancing themselves from Map/Reduce. IMHO, it looks like they are heading in that right direction but not quite there. That why it maybe v4 before we can think of Hadoop as
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by ldng 12y ago
Mesos is just one piece of the puzzle. I think the Hadoop project proper will be the first to get there. Maybe v3 or v4. That said, given the diversity under the Hadoop umbrela I expect distribution to appear, like RHEL is a GNU/Linux
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by ldng 12y ago
That and what about those who fill their form with tab navigation ? No mouse involved here. It is just showing off ...
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by ldng 12y ago
Paypal got repeatedly slapped on their wrist for similar behavior until they somewhat understood. Why don't you gather people to start a class action suit ? There are cases of true abuses but because it is "only" some few hun
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by ldng 12y ago
We'll disagree then :) From RFC 2616 "The HTTP/1.1 protocol allows origin servers, caches, and clients to explicitly reduce transparency when necessary." As I said, bad configurations dos not mean the principle is unsoun
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by ldng 12y ago
Except the carrier, or the that case the hoster, did not break anything. It's their software that don't comply to the RFC. HTTP is supposed to be cacheable when it makes sens. With SSL to work that around you break the Internet so
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by ldng 12y ago
What's wrong with transparent proxy ? Isn't how HTTP caching is supposed to work ? I would think the cache headers are the solution rather than SSL. It feels like you are kind of throwing the baby with the bath water. IMHO, badly
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by ldng 12y ago
Well, a lot of concept we expect from a computer OS apply to distributed system. AWS, in a few years, might end up to look like less a IaaS and more as a PaaS platform, a Linux distrib for cluster if you wish. That is you could treat AWS&#x
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CSS-Only Solution for UI Tracking(smashingmagazine.com)
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by ldng 12y ago
> The real reason WhatsApp were worth so much is they started to look like an existential threat to Facebook. I disagree. The real reason were that part of their userbase was using Whatsapp on feature phone. It was as much a tech acquisi
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by ldng 12y ago
Viadeo is worst. I have closed my account like three of four times ... they keep reopening it and spamming me. If I receive another mail from them, I will complain to the CNIL.
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by ldng 12y ago
Isn't that kind of doing the job of the query planner ? Do you always come up with something better by yourself ? Genuinely asking here.
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by ldng 12y ago
The only thing I can find about PGOpenCL after a quick search are slides. Is there anything more ?
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by ldng 12y ago
You are spot on. As you said, Upstart probably never received death threats. I also agree the post could hae been a decent post because there are definitely some problems in some communities but he couldn't even resist gunning at Linus
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by ldng 12y ago
And he even knows it : "I guess in a way with the energy we are pushing the changes we propose with we are calling for opposition" On one hand, personal and death threats are way out of line. On the other hand, he kinda rip what h
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by ldng 12y ago
I don't how it's incorrect. It's a matter of context and point of view. I's one big avenue blocked over 3-4 blocks. Last 11 of September, at very least 600000 Catalans over 11km protested in favor of a referendum for th
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by ldng 12y ago
It's probably not just Wi-Fi but mix of Wi-Fi, 4G/3G and Bluetooth : http://opengarden.com/apps Given the density of the protest, Bluetooth could work.
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by ldng 12y ago
Google could really pay for it. After all they're the copyright holders. A lot of smaller OSS without coporate backing really need better docs.
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by ldng 12y ago
More than a bug, maybe you should be look for more universal key binding. On my European keyboard I have to do AltGr-5 to do a [ and Ctl-AltGr-5 is not what is supposed to.
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by ldng 12y ago
Hum, it feels to me there are subtle differences between German and French law. Notably, the right of withdrawal and the respect of the work's integrity go beyond German law. In French, a piece of work is not "put" in public
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by ldng 12y ago
In french and french derived copyright law, you can not resign all you rigths. "The moral rights are inalienable, perpetual and inviolable" : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_law_of_France#Moral_...
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by ldng 12y ago
But it does if I have to buy it at higher price just because Avis knew a that I and a few fellows where to buy the car 2 min in advance because he saw us asking about that car, bought the available stock of car we were interested in to the
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by ldng 12y ago
Systemd is more like busybox than sysvinit. People bitch about Systemd because they're not foul. Systemd folks (mostly Redhat) have their agenda. I don't mind that. Heck I even agree on some of it. But pushing the whole bloated th

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