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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   You are totally right and I've to admit that I didn't thought about so much. I'll fix it !
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Hi, currently we absolutely do not plan to create a search engine: it requires too much resources for self hosting, I think we currently have great option for all the spectrum (From Google search to DuckDuckGo), and because an open source s
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   At least They will remain open source. But sorry I haven't thought more about the question.
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Sorry, it was a copy/past from One drive or something similar. Currently it's only uploaded on a S3 (with encryption activated). End to end encryption is on the roadmap.
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Hi, Thank you very much for these encouraging words! (1) You are totally right, I plan to use this wording only to target the 'geeks' (those who may be early adopters, contributors), those who see Google more like a very innovativ
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Hi HN, creator here! Today is a good day, the achievement of months of works (but also the start of a great adventure ). I'm very excited to announce Bloom: A free and Open source ‘Google’. Our mission ? Empowering the world with open
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   Show HN: Bloom – A free and open source 'Google'(kerkour.fr)

   747 points by z0mbie42 7y ago|230 comments
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Hi, Im working on a fairly large rust backe d which I'll release in ~3 weeks (>20k LoC). Rust is really good (I'm using acti web), amd very low resources compared to node. Compilation time is at the se time a disadvantage (~20s
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   by z0mbie42 7y ago

   Interesting, but I really would love to see honesty and the drawbacks of the approach listed. Saas software is not only an economic incentive, but also a UX win! The user no longer need to update his software, you can deploy breaking change
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    Ask HN: Best tools to do encrypted backups of Postgres to S3?

    1 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|0 comments
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Some may call it 'outsourcing'.
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    Ask HN: Best books/sites about farmtech, farmbots and hydroponics?

    4 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|0 comments
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    But it seems that there is some growing problems with how FB or Twitter moderate content on their platform (And it's mainly for this reason that mastodon had some success in japan, where culture is different that in eastern countries
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    This 'master-master LDAP setup' sounds a lot like mastodon's federation (not login with Google federation) and the problem with that is an user often belongs to many communities or may change from one main community to anothe
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    So you think identity for 10B internet users should be centralized ? And then users would be able to login into other sites with this central identity provider ?
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    Ask HN: How to scale internet for 10B users?

    1 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|7 comments
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    Ask HN: How to scale internet for 10B users?

    1 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|0 comments
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Hi, I've created the SANE configuration format [0] because I also found JSON (and YAML, and TOMl...) Faaaar from optimal. It's kind of a JSON but designed for Human to Machine usecase (instead of machine to machine) [0] https:&#x
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    New MBP user here, I won't recommend it! The OS for development is really less powerful than Linux (like Docker consuming a lot of resources/battery, brew feels far from secure...). A friend of mine use a Dell xps13 woth ubuntu fo
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    +1 I've splitted a 20k+LOC Rust project into multiple crates and compilation time improved a lot (still slow compared to other languages) but it's now manageable.
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    Ask HN: What is the purpose of end-to-end encryption when you control the infra?

    2 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|1 comments
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    After a lot of C/jS/TS/Go I finally found my pleasure with Rust. It has some drawbacks like very slow compile time but it make your code sooo more robust! On the other hand Go's pointer system and lack of immutable seman
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Agree. EU and France is buried under too much bureaucracy to innovate. And instead of solving this technical debt, our politicians add even more laws and bureaucracy :(
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Good old hacking :)
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Very interesting, I'll explore this workflow
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Using dropbox looks like a dirty workaround (why designers would use sketch + dropbox instead of Figma ?) But you raise a very interesting point concerning compilation
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    In my proposition, the flow: 1. commit 2. squash commits to a meaningful commit 3. merge would become: 1. code 2. merge with a meaningful commit
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    by z0mbie42 8y ago

    Thanks, I wasn't aware, I'll explore this project!
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    Ask HN: Why do we have to comment each commit?

    3 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|11 comments
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    Show HN: RipZap – The Fastest Structured, Leveled JSON Logger for Go(github.com)

    3 points by z0mbie42 8y ago|0 comments