Bayart

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by Bayart 5y ago
You know who Justin Trudeau also looks like ? Pierre Trudeau.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Every region has been trying to consolidate international power blocks to specifically avoid having to deal on the back of Westphalian sovereignty alone, that is to not be on an equal footing.
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by Bayart 5y ago
>Every western country is facing the same issues. There's none of that in France, at least not for every day consumer goods. The prices of energy however have skyrocketed and semi-conductors are as lacking as anywhere else.
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by Bayart 5y ago
France has a completely different political structure and electoral system, and yet we've broadly seen the same phenomenon of the right wing's center of gravity always moving righter (is that even a word ?) and the left wing diggi
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by Bayart 5y ago
I find the excessive feature-richness to be more akin to C++ : you don't where to start, you've got the feeling it's never going to end and that it can crumble under its own weight, but in the end every feature at least has s
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by Bayart 5y ago
As I was going through the same process of disentangling the learning-process roadmap, a friend of mine recommend I follow Jérôme Petazzoni's [0] "Deploying and Scaling Microservices with Docker and Kubernetes" workshop freel
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by Bayart 5y ago
>The key difference seems to be not the fraud prevention systems, but the desire to help those in need The key difference is the complete lack of regulation and data policies. The potential for malevolence in a country the size of Togo i
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by Bayart 5y ago
<hacker_news> Those are not a pipes though, they're redirections. This common mistake surely means your expertise on this matter is lacking and therefor your opinion is worthless. </hacker_news>
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by Bayart 5y ago
Wouldn't there be right-holders still around ?
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by Bayart 5y ago
Your insight on source quality is very true, and also applicable across all media, from biblical manuscripts to Japanese anime.
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by Bayart 5y ago
It's fetishism. Music must sound better with pretty knobs ! Meanwhile in the real world high quality audio equipment is dirt cheap and far more flexible since it can be software-defined.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Seems like the ideal language to write a new, European and sovereign implementation of Marcel, the French docker.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Question to people interested in designing those types of models : what does it matter if the output is "toxic" ? People are toxic ! I find the idea of sanitizing robots to be some kind of idealized, purified human projection (by
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by Bayart 5y ago
It's serviceable for one-offs, but you can't do any really high throughput stuff with that since it's going through a network protocol. For example you really need to keep your git repos on the WSL fs, rather than in the Wind
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by Bayart 5y ago
I hadn't even thought of that, though I did start the odd Windows .exe from the WSL. Is it usable for actual Windows sysadmin stuff (I mean as the main shell, as opposed to Powerwhell) ?
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by Bayart 5y ago
The driver is lightweight, all the cruft is in the management GUI.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I checked them out and they're unsupringly French. As a point of pride, Ocaml is pretty in universities here. For some reason, the computer scientists here are weirdly obsessed with functionalism and formalism.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I've walked a fairly similar path as you did (to an extent, I did get into code and systems as a teenager, but I've got little to no formal engineering education and drifted away from code for a decade) and getting decent opportun
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by Bayart 5y ago
WSL2 can still communicate across file-systems, though it's not particularly advised. For that specific task WSL1 is probably faster.
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by Bayart 5y ago
>I have no idea why you wouldn't run a full-blown VM software like Fusion or VitualBox Integration etc. It's just much faster and easier to pop up a terminal window straight into a shell on WSL than it is doing the same through
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by Bayart 5y ago
That won't happen, and even if it did it wouldn't matter.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I remember updating and moving VBulletin/IPB/PhpBB being painless 15 years ago.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I quite like Zulip, which is basically chat software but with great forum-like properties. Plus it's open source and can be self-hosted. It really hits my sweet spot.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I like to start with live coding exercises, think Exercism[0] or Codewars[1], to get a good sense of the syntax and utilities and then do an actual project with real documentation on the side. Tutorials just don't cut it for me, they n
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by Bayart 5y ago
A lot of what makes software snappy on phones is fixed function hardware, ie hardware acceleration. The hardware gets more specialized and the software gets heavier.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Sadly, there's no chip that's responsible for their dreadful font and color choices.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Policy makers already have to battle deeply entrenched cultural attitudes towards nuclear technology. They can't be seen as lowering the safety measures for it too.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Imports and exports help to smooth out the load curve, but I don't down where you get that broadly France relies on German coal in the summer and winter. French net CO2 emissions remain stable and low the entire year, that's it.
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by Bayart 5y ago
If you not familiar with Guido van Rossum : 1991 - Dutch programmer Guido van Rossum travels to Argentina for a mysterious operation. He returns with a large cranial scar, invents Python, is declared Dictator for Life by legions o
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by Bayart 5y ago
My experience of CSS is that it's incredibly complicated and often arcane for something that just supposed to be declarative styling. I'm definitely getting old.

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