Has anyone considered Joyent's Manta ?
This is a distributed object storage with integrated compute.
Data is stored on a cluster of SmartOS hosts..
And processed directly on each host inside a OS container (SmartOS zone), no data movement.
Lot of APIs available: R, command-line, python, ruby, node.js etc..
Available on their cloud and as a on-premises commercial product, opensourced last November (simulteanously with smartdatacenter).
Maybe the civilian casualties also deserves apologies too..
http://www.theguardian.com/us-...
How many civilian casualties hidden under the newspeak term "militant" ?
You can find HTP-5 (also known as oxitriptan) in many drugs, not only herbal supplements..
Like many other anti-depressant Zoloft is selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor...
The other way to treat this is by increasing level of serotonin...
Seeds of Griffonia simplicifolia contain a lot of 5-HTP, a precursor of serotonin..
It's non-patentable so I guess it won't be as popular as patented psychotropic drugs anytime soon..
When you can run Docker inside Solaris Zones..
And the datacenter is viewed as an elastic Docker host.
Things start to become interesting..
Thanks to Joyent Triton
Yes, thanks to Joyent, who opensourced smartdatacenter the software they use to run their public cloud...
The hypervisor is SmartOS, it is based on Illumos (fork of opensolaris)..
It has ZFS, Dtrace, Zones (think virtualisation with bare metal performance), crossbow.. and KVM as they ported it..
You can run SmartOS instances inside Zones, and even Linux instances (by way of ABI translation), or any OS using KVM,
And even present you datacenter as an elastic docker host, as they implemented Docker API in SDC.. (sdc-docker aka Triton)
I'm currently evaluating it, so far I'm impressed..
Here are the github repository and the docs
eally ?
Our president François Hollande made promises:
Starting September 2016, every highschooler will get a tablet beginning from the 5th grade (typically aged twelve)
Another promise, they will also learn to code.
Great
We citizen are told again and again that there is no money, but there is money for buying gadgets..
We are going through the same mistakes that were done years ago in other countries...
2 years ago my son was 3 years old and beginning to go to school, and guess what was in the classroom ? A fracking interactive whiteboard. I have serious doubts about the educational benefits, especially for young childs. Of course teachers weren't even formed..
But, you know, our governments have no money..
And in the case of the fetus who is the neighbour ?
The women aborting ?
Didn't she consent to the use of her fetus for scientifical purposes ?
So how could she be prejudiced ? Who else could be ?
Veuillez poster en anglais, s'il vous plait.
Courriel according to the Académie française
One point that is not in the original Guardian article is that this is a proposal only, and a proposal that only applies to French companies that are part of the "Syntec" work agreement.
And it only applies to 200 000 workers whose worktime is not counted not in hours but in days (forfait jour), not one million..
That means they can work much more that 35 hours / week.
The limit being the labour law, ie: you must have rest period of at least 11 consecutive hours between each day of work and 35 consecutive hours each week. (so they can theorically work up to 88 hours in a week)
The modification to the agreement implies that during these mandatory rest periods the worker has to disconnect from work email, remote access.
Seems fair to me..
Today is a good day for information-gathering. Read someone else's mail file.
