sylvinus

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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   Look on pro.jamendo.com
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   I'm impressed that you continued developing the service with less than 100 customers for 2 years. I admit I would largely have given up by then. Are you optimistic for the future?
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   Show HN: JSONForm, A JSON-Schema form generator for Twitter Bootstrap(github.com)

   9 points by sylvinus 14y ago|0 comments
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   Bravo!
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   That could actually be the best incentive yet to make me install python3 right now :)
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   It would be unbelievable if you approached me from the center of the earth, if you want to keep the same analogy :) There was a moment when the Dragon had a speed of 0 in that frame of reference, what's unbelievable is the complexity of c
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   It must not be that silly because 10gen hired the author of Mongoose ;-)
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   I find it weird that the author writes about one-liners in python without knowing about list comprehensions
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   by sylvinus 14y ago

   Watching the Dragon approach from the point of view of the ISS is incredibly exciting in itself, but almost unbelievable when you think about the speeds they are flying at relative to the ground!
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    by sylvinus 14y ago

    The question now is what will be the response of the leaders of the community fork Mageia? http://www.mageia.org/en/
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    by sylvinus 14y ago

    MongoDB has good drivers for Node (as for most other languages) but also a fully-featured ORM that can save time in these kind of projects: mongoosejs.com MongoDB also ships with a JS runtime so you can run map/reduce calls written in JavaS
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    by sylvinus 14y ago

    ... and your point is?
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    I wonder how they plan to recoup royalty losses from this? Is this just a marketing investment?
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    > Where's the Ruby version of this? The Python version? The JavaScript version? heroku ? you don't even have to upload anything manually, a single command deploys your app.
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Text from the email just sent to no.de customers: Greetings! We are emailing you with some great news. Joyent Cloud is partnering with Nodejitsu to provide a new Node.js development environment that improves on Joyent’s existing no.de servi
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    Joyent deprecates no.de and partners with Nodejitsu(nodejitsu.com)

    10 points by sylvinus 15y ago|2 comments
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    With latest Chrome, you get a nice 3d viz of the result.
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    I wonder how much speedup they could get from PyPy
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    "As long as there's no way for me to simulate a built-in browser in a web app, HNmobile will remain being a non-standalone app." I'm not sure if you had a look at it yet but there is a PhoneGap/Cordova plugin called ChildBrowser that may do
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    I'm not 100% sure they already do, but will Apple continue using UDIDs in iAds? Because if they do that would grant them an incredible competitive advantage against all other ad networks...
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Thanks, the headline made me think it was actually about BitCoin ;-)
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    The animation of the left sidebar on each page is really annoying. Aside from that, it looks really clean!
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Sacha presented this live at the latest parishackers.org meetup and it was brilliant. He deserves every bit of success ;-)
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Nice, however on my Chrome Mac there's a flash each second with the re-render.
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    they usually embed little cues like this in their product announcements
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Recaps of the 3 first meetups : http://blog.medusis.com/first-paris-hackers-meetup http://blog.medusis.com/second-paris-hackers-meetup http://wazoox.posterous.com/paris-hackers-meetup-january-201...
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    TED doesn't charge and doesn't pay speakers. Same for all TEDx events. IMHO it's a large part of what sets them apart from other conferences.
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Most interesting bit : The principle is simple; a flaw that uses forged UDP packets is to be used to trigger a rush of DNS queries all redirected and reflected to those 13 IPs. The flaw is as follow; since the UDP protocol allows it, we ca
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    Note that $250m just seems to be the quarterly fee...
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    by sylvinus 15y ago

    I'm not expert on the subject but one should also consider how it goes into countries like France where lobbying is already illegal, but still happening in other ways or channels.