Adrig

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by Adrig 5y ago
Meh, the feature is easily deactivable, the settings are clear and extensive. As far as ads go, it's one of the best implementations. Firefox still has no alternative in the privacy / user-centric space (don't mention Brave,
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by Adrig 5y ago
The usa is definitely a reassuring partner concerning delays and cost overruns in the weapon industry
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by Adrig 5y ago
It is, tho. Diplomacy is a sensible thing. It's not as much about the contract lost, but the way it was handled. The contract was also a key piece for a deeper collaboration in the pacific area, one of the most important geopolitical
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by Adrig 5y ago
afaik, the cost comes from the original requirement from Australia that wanted the adaptation of existing nuclear designs into diesel ones. France was one of the few willing to tackle the work, and also why this 180° change towards nuclear-
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by Adrig 5y ago
I'm on Netlify, but Vercel or Render are also popular options for static websites and jamstack
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by Adrig 5y ago
One of the last use case for Google is being a proper search engine for Reddit. But I think they are aware of their downfall, that's why the top of the page is increasingly taken by their widgets to provide directly the information. On
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by Adrig 5y ago
Meh, I'll use the Mozilla VR OS with uBlock 2040 on it
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by Adrig 5y ago
You're both right. In grammatically gendered languages, various situations and context are present. Sometimes, people get worked up on a non-issue (like the latinx example other commented). Other rules have a more debatable impact, lik
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by Adrig 5y ago
Lyme disease, although I can't pinpoint the moment I got infected
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by Adrig 5y ago
I was smoking relatively heavily in my early twenties (at least once a day) but drastically reduced my use when I started being serious about work. I felt like I was less sharp. Then I had a brain infection that took years to heal(still wor
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by Adrig 5y ago
I'm not sure you're familiar with straw man arguments. I know the drawbacks of hydrogen, and for example, I don't think it makes sense for personal vehicles like cars. OP started a though experiment where we think of a new te
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by Adrig 5y ago
Hydrogen could be interesting as energy storage in this configuration. And hydrogen-based kerosene would make airplanes carbon-neutral but is really energy intensive
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by Adrig 5y ago
I do use it as a project management system (as a freelancer), but my main use is having it as my brain dump. And I love it. I have my knowledge base where I put notes of courses I take, interesting programming links or business insights I s
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by Adrig 5y ago
It could be a good point of a spear to have interconnected services. Let's take game assets for example. I don't see any chance right now to have Steam and Epic build a gaming metaverse since one of them would have to build and ow
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by Adrig 5y ago
Reddit by far. I find the old version unappealing but the new is just a dumpster fire. I'm basically dreading any missclick because I'll be stuck for a few seconds. Not to mention the worst video player on the internet. This websi
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by Adrig 5y ago
Check this amazing community : https://adplist.org/ It's more oriented to career growth, but some mentors also do portfolio reviews
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by Adrig 6y ago
It's the Steam community market but on blockchain. It's a platform that allows everyone to issue proofs of ownership and trade them
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by Adrig 6y ago
You know that a proper website is designed differently at different breakpoints right? What you see on a computer screen is not designed based on fingers taps. Of course there are cases where it's taken too far. Not arguing that there
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by Adrig 6y ago
Without even debating the pertinence and aggressiveness of this article's title, some of these examples are just ridiculous. Negative space is good. It's good for readability and accessibility. Nowadays, most apps are designed to
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Ask HN: How to Escape Professional Isolation?
6 points by Adrig 6y ago|3 comments
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by Adrig 6y ago
ITT people arguing that a country with $7 trillion of spending budget can't install a few power outlets in its post offices.
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by Adrig 6y ago
Thanks! The first and biggest step was to really analyze how my favorites artists worked and to use photo references like a maniac. Taking notes, measuring, focusing on abstracting every element. For some reason I thought that painting shou
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by Adrig 6y ago
Love your work!
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by Adrig 6y ago
Learning to paint has been my greatest satisfaction in a tough year 2020. Never managed to be satisfied with my drawings for my whole life, I'm quite proud! https://www.instagram.com/adriengonin/ https:/&#x2
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by Adrig 6y ago
Damn I never thought about indie chefs! I heard about ghost kitchens which I think is brilliant but building and promoting your individuality as a chef unlocks a whole new world of possibilities.
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Stop using Maslow’s pyramid of needs(medium.com)
2 points by Adrig 6y ago|0 comments
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by Adrig 6y ago
I bought a few non fiction ebooks and Udemy courses and always found value in them. Never paid more than 30£ for one, tho. Especially satisfied with Udemy : I heard a lot of "everything is on youtube, google the rest" but having a
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by Adrig 6y ago
I'm not going to rewrite comments that have been presented in this thread (I usually use the name Main Delightful Product), but I'll make an argument for ugly MVPs : All products and features don't have to bring joy to users.
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by Adrig 6y ago
Figma is becoming the industry leader with its collaborative features. The drawback is that it's in the cloud. Sketch was on the top spot for a long time for a reason, you can use it offline and it has a ton of integrations / plug
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by Adrig 7y ago
You're so right... I've been twice in "medical wandering" where doctors couldn't figure out what I had. First time was IBS years ago when the condition wasn't well known (2 years of pain and loneliness before I

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