yannovitch

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by yannovitch 9y ago
I don't have immediately all the examples in my head but one which comes to mind is Docker, created by a bunch of french people including Solomon Hykes. It's not like Docker appears every single day on Hackernews, uh ;) ?
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by yannovitch 9y ago
There is a saying in French which says that half of the treatment to get better is to recognize/admit you're sick . There is an other saying which says "Faute avouée est à moitié pardonnée" (If you admit a flaw/mist
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Jessica Livingston on Startups and Women (2016)(blog.ycombinator.com)
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by yannovitch 9y ago
I understand you. I have ~30.000 bookmarks. That's because I centralize everything there. I don't like videos or music or pictures or... on YouTube, Facebook, SoundCloud,... I bookmark them. That's less privacy issues to w
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by yannovitch 9y ago
It's good for competition. In France the mobile plan I use from "Free Mobile" evolved in few months from 3GB 35 days per year to 25 GB all the time, and some others like Sosh (from Orange) or SFR evolved too.
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by yannovitch 9y ago
I use Textastic and Git2go personally, quite happy with it.
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by yannovitch 9y ago
I love that you are really serious about security ! Personally, I simply use Yubikey with its PIV capacity, but this article gave me nice ideas =)
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by yannovitch 9y ago
I would advise lots of you who have answered here to watch the TV show "Billions", lots of your answers made me immediately think of this show !
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by yannovitch 9y ago
Very interesting ! I am a solo guy but I sort of followed the same way you did. And when I had to go with the Kubernetes road because managing multiple Docker over multiple boxes became too complicated, I just went back to one website = one
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by yannovitch 9y ago
From the guy you're talking about : https://frominsidethebox.com/post/i-dont-live-in-a-truck/576... "I don't live in a truck. I just sleep in a truck. Living is what happens when you wake up."
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by yannovitch 9y ago
Well, I agree with lots of the points in the article, but I am one of the user who never used Flickr for their social capabilities, all their groups which could allow you to get discovered by pro photographs, or as a gallery, but mainly for
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Reaper then, even if it's not open a source, you can truly customize it!
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Completely off topic, but I follow your blog about redis for quite some time,and thanks to HN, I just discovered that you're from ~Catania, I was there few months ago and I plan to come back, when I do I would absolutely love to pay yo
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Personally, I took a leap of faith and I ordered the new Alienware 15, because 50 % of my time I do Film editing with color grading and graphics heavy things (so the nvidia 10 70 should be useful) and 50% of my time I do development (Kubern
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Yes, it _should_ work, but there has been lots of stories already about fried computers because of faulty cables
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by yannovitch 10y ago
What's your source that you "experience an outage maybe once a year" ?? I work in IT infrastructure and I see attacks literally every day, moreover, most people just setup a quick LAMP or MEAN stack to prove their concept, an
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by yannovitch 10y ago
I'm under the impression that you say self-hosted ~= dev-machine-hosted ? If that's the case, i think you're misguided : imho, the internet as it was designed was conceived so that everyone has its little self-hosted thing, w
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Source/proof ?
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Some people already use App Engine as a free CDN ( http://www.digitalistic.com/2008/06/09/10-easy-steps-to-use-... ) , I imagine it would be totally possible to use it as a proxy.
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by yannovitch 10y ago
To the Google Cloud Engineers out here : If I use GKE in your Frankfurt, London or Belgium DC, will I be subject to the Patriot Act,potentially allowing US government to look or take over my private data? If that's the case, I still pr
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by yannovitch 10y ago
No, the whole point of being linked to HN would be to have feedback from the community . If you prefer, if I was to use Reddit, I would rather like to be able to submit automatically all the posts of my "programming oriented website&q
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by yannovitch 10y ago
>> it wouldn't be allowed as you would end up submitting to HN just 'because' and without direct regard as to whether that post contributes the community Yes, "Not all posts are HN related", but some of my web
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Also, do you know any SSG which allow me to have a really complete home page like http://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/ , where I can clearly display separated category with last articles by category, and with a thumbnail
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by yannovitch 10y ago
The main question for me is comments. I don't want to use something like Disqus, and to require something like Discourse would cancel the whole point of having a static site generator that I can host on Github Pages or Gitlab pages. Id
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by yannovitch 10y ago
As I haven't seen that come up yet, I should add that it really depends in what country/what culture you want to work. I'm french and swiss. In France, they put (unfortunately) a really strong focus on the degrees and the mar
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by yannovitch 10y ago
Actually, it's quite easy to run OS X in VMWare under Windows. Not supported, but Hackintosh aren't either.
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Ask HN: What cheap options do I have for servers/VMs WITH private network?
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by yannovitch 11y ago
Actually, Ubuntu snappy does that. The business model of CoreOS is more focused on large clusters & cie.
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by yannovitch 11y ago
Pay for nap ? WaDaF *????
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by yannovitch 11y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/ I use too the Yubikey Neo as a smartcard, but not with the GPG applet, rather with the PIV applet. As such, to connect to my most secure servers, my Yubico is mandatory and as such it's just

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