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I worked in a advertising network company which is a major player of one city. I re-write the ad-serving algorithm to solve some of the problems. That piece of code is running 24/7 for 5+ years. If you are in that city and browsing the web. It will run through my code path.

I think Manta is better if the result set is smaller than input set. So network performance won't matter that much. And also a per second pricing is better since the author need the result in 10 seconds.

Spinning up a cluster of VMs and use 10 seconds and they charge you min. 1 hour seems expensive to me.

SmartOS is a good choice. They provide KVM and joyent opensource their SmartDataCenter https://github.com/joyent/sdc

so you can provision VM with API.

They are developing for LXC which will give you better performance in the future.

I thought github pages is running on riak and webmachine from 2012[0].

[0] https://speakerdeck.com/jnewland/github-pages-on-riak-and-we...

I work in AdTech too. I'm still looking for a perfect counter solution. The counter we are using always overrun (which is better than up/down/up/down). We still manage to hack it by patching the number periodically.

p.s. I am working in an Ad Network but not plugging into exchange. Our system is not capable for that.

Atom has a 2MB file limitation. That's why I wouldn't use it professionally yet.

"H.264、H.265支持到4K@30帧/秒". 4k@30fps

They just announced it 4 hours ago. MITV2 http://www.mi.com/mitv is 49-inch. They haven't updated their english site yet.

I am using Stash also. Love the new side-by-side diff. We switched from Gitlab to Stash few months ago. Mainly because Stash upgrade was way easier than Gitlab at that time.

I built an ad engine base on probability. But I am not sure which way is better.

We won't deploy any code even after Wed afternoon. Don't get ourselves in any troubles.