Bayart

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by Bayart 4y ago
The entire studio culture that rationalized cinema as a production line for entertainment comes from Hollywood. "Authorism" has more to do with European cinema.
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by Bayart 4y ago
It's capital expenditure, not salaries. And even then companies pay less in the US to reach median income than they do in Italy for the same.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Uperfect makes 4K ones. AFAIK Asus only goes to 1080p.
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by Bayart 4y ago
As far as I can recall, this part of the Lower Countries was still mostly swamps.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I haven't seen that (yet) in France. All the referenced restaurants are real places. This being said my city simply has too many places with a lot of them outright bad. Almost all the good restaurants are on location only and don'
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by Bayart 4y ago
Opinion based on personal experience ? Which is as close to a « fact » as you get in a conversation like this. Demanding scientific standards of proof in a casual setting is just a rhetorical device used in bad faith.
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by Bayart 4y ago
No. People who get shut down here aren't being targeted ideologically, they don't have a school of thought, they're not special, they're not even articulate. They're just narcissistic angry people shouting for their
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by Bayart 4y ago
Regulatory capture.
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by Bayart 4y ago
They really shouldn't. People don't get randomly shadowbanned. Turning it on just shows a whole lot of vile, aggressive, hysterical rubbish.
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by Bayart 4y ago
There's a talk by Matt Godbolt about the way https://godbolt.org works : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIoZDUd5DKw
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by Bayart 4y ago
Surgeons and barber-surgeons have an interesting history in France, although I don't know how well it correlates to what was happening in the rest of Europe. There was an official brotherhood of surgeons founded in the 13th c. in Paris
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by Bayart 4y ago
The experience of a white American is much closer to that of a black American than it is to that of a white European. I find a lot of US orgs vocal about diversity (relative to what I'm used to) are quite monocultural. Cultural diversi
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by Bayart 4y ago
I have about 500 between the two computers in my room atm. Probably 50 on my work laptop. My tab count only resets whenever my browser crashes irrecoverably. I started doing it back in the Opera days (presto engine). It could sustain hundre
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by Bayart 4y ago
Pat Gelsinger, recently. But he's been an executive for a long time already. Carmack is a part-time CTO these days.
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by Bayart 4y ago
If you've got that much money to blow on a video game, finding a girlfriend is likely not an issue.
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by Bayart 4y ago
> The worst bit about this is that in Europe, employers don't have to pay for insurance versus the US side yet we still find ways to dick over our European hires by having them come in very low. Pardon ? In France the net is about 5
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by Bayart 4y ago
Nope, I like k8s. What I don't like is people trying to be overly smart with it and leaving a configuration hell of templates, weird network configurations and broken certs behind them. For my personal workloads it's all basic c
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by Bayart 4y ago
I wish current design rules followed what's in the memo : the car must be cheap, easy to maintain, easy to understand, the parts expected to wear must be as durable as possible. I quote : « Quality must be impeccable - yet it must affo
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by Bayart 4y ago
The US umbrella has been selling well. The F-35 is just the medium.
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by Bayart 4y ago
That might have been the case in the past but nowadays every new server is Linux. MS still has a huge desktop and productivity footprint. Outlook/teams is the default. For my part, I have no choice but to log into my clusters from a Wi
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by Bayart 4y ago
> In France "engineers" are considered the top of the pile, they have a higher status than in the UK, not least because they traditionally stem from "Grandes Ecoles". Very few people come from the Grandes Écoles , th
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by Bayart 4y ago
Less access to capital, engineers still considered glorified blue-collars.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Github issues have also largely replaced SO for me when it comes to failure modes (production tasks). But it's relevant for development when you want to learn how to extract a certain behaviour from a given tool. It's a treasure t
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by Bayart 4y ago
Turkey is almost the definition of Near East.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Sure but they have steady revenue streams and are less susceptible to conjuncture. In my neck of the woods I see a lot of hiring. Those trying to cut costs would rather internalise consultants and cut their firms out rather than get rid of
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by Bayart 4y ago
Try doing RegEx with Bash's native engine before you start judging us :(
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by Bayart 4y ago
Industries that heavy in frontloaded capital expenditures (like chip manufacturing) fare better with government support.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I find the Occitan etymology more convincing, considering esperluette still sounds almost like perfect Occitan with a meaning that makes complete sense, and the phonemic changes from Gallo-Latin et, per se, et don't seem regular.
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by Bayart 4y ago
I still can't stick to doing any exercise at home. But boy am I good with a pressing iron and a mop these days. The direct feedback you get from chores really does help.
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by Bayart 4y ago
Everything legacy. Defense, pharma, banking, insurance, manufacturing, energy etc.

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