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by C4stor 6y ago
The fact the google ads doesn't allow to do a real location targeting but will show ads to anyone "interested" in that location is usually a non-starter for me. Having people all over the world shown an ad for a specifically
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by C4stor 6y ago
If they had fun, they had fun, and it's great. I don't like Monopoly, you may not like it, but please, let OP like it if he wants. What's even the point of your remark ? It's great that they had a great experience, and t
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by C4stor 6y ago
If you do nothing, it lands by default on the "git operations" view, which is by far the most stable, since, well, it consists of executing the battle-tested git program. If you want to see more the state of github "extras&qu
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by C4stor 6y ago
Of course it can, it all depends on the actual proportions in each reaction. Most notably of the share of CO2 in each, which aims to be drastically different.
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by C4stor 6y ago
> and it being tolerated Well the persons responsibles for stripping the Air France HR guy got 3 to 4 months jail sentences, so I don't know if I would call that "tolerated". At the same time, in the US there's litte
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by C4stor 6y ago
Existing cases counts are at worst fantasist, at best state and policy dependent. You can't compare case counts between countries. Then what you're missing is that sweden case counting method report very low numbers (either that o
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by C4stor 6y ago
Well, maybe scala conferences are hosted and attended by people who are interested in those concepts and find them attractive to talk about ? "conference people" just develop their own meta over time Also, I just clicked on the mo
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by C4stor 6y ago
You do see those concepts everywhere. monads : stuff which kind of encapsulate other things, but you can still nicely manipulate both the thing and the stuff. Let's say, lists. monoids : set of things where you kind of can add one to a
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by C4stor 6y ago
Since they are necessary, there's no option to avoid them anyway ? (otherwise they wouldn't be necessary). So you'd rather accept them.
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by C4stor 7y ago
But the integration by parts article still starts with a very simple sentence, and has a nice colored graphic for comprehension. This is a clear example of "simple and accessible". It quickly helps forging an intuition of the new
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by C4stor 7y ago
But is training + market rate more expensive than hiring + market rate ? Also, it seems to ignore the fact that training people is actually an incredibly useful thing to do to hone your skills as a senior dev, and that having to teach force
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by C4stor 7y ago
If only companies had a way to escape the arbitration system... oh wait, they self select this system even though there's nothing forcing them to ! Arbitration is a tool, but it's totally unfair to say it's used by anyone els
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by C4stor 7y ago
This a the fallacy of choice in action. People who want to learn about a subject at depth are still helped by simple and accessible descriptions. Simple doesn't have to mean wrong, but can rather mean "a human invested a lot of th
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by C4stor 7y ago
Sure, why not ? Let's consider for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linezolid , it's quite clear what it's used for but if you dive in the "Interactions" paragraph for example, it's d
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by C4stor 7y ago
And yet, 21 hours after making this remark, noone cared enough to edit the article to include the "great description". Wikipedia isn't magical. If you don't care enough to edit it, it won't include the information y
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by C4stor 7y ago
Ok, makes sense then ! In France, when I was a student, it was quite often a matter of "we take 10 interns but have only one full time position afterwards, so good luck to everyone !", so it was staying in the company that proved
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by C4stor 7y ago
I wonder how significant it is in the US, but in France, securing an internship is hardly difficult. Interns tend to barely get paid (when they do) and a lot of companies have no problem letting them rot for half of the internship duration.
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by C4stor 7y ago
I agree with you. My point, if it wans't clrear, is that I think correct naming is a prerequisite to finding design flaws in review ! Hence we have the same ultimate goal :-)
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by C4stor 7y ago
But seriously, naming things correctly makes understanding the global system so much easier. The whole point of naming things is that you don't have to dive in this 60 LoC function, but rather can use its name to know what it does, and
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by C4stor 7y ago
> If capital can be sold/transferred, capitalism (i.e. concentrated control of the means of production) will naturally recur Please define "naturally", because I don't see anything natural to that. For me, it's a
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by C4stor 7y ago
The title is > French companies benefiting from state aid can't buy back shares You stated "That's a false statement" However it is in fact a true statement, since a law is effectively passed to forbid the very thing
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by C4stor 7y ago
That's strictly false. The article clearly states that _initially_ companies were called to moderation, and that _now_ a law project will be passed to strictly forbids this. "Le président de la République Emmanuel Macron a franchi
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by C4stor 7y ago
Let's face it,none of those are compelling reasons for more latency when at the same time the computing power available has ballooned to its current level. Adding auto-complete given processors litterally orders of magnitude faster sh
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by C4stor 7y ago
Because the next step when you face this problem is doing a search-replace of the quotes to remove them. ASCII quotes are on your keyboard, so you can actually type the command to remove them. Unicode quotes probably aren't, so it&#x27
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by C4stor 7y ago
No it doesn't, since O(n*log(n)) is in P too. P = NP doesn't imply that the complexity of finding the solution has the exact same complexity than verifying it, just that both are polynomial.
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by C4stor 7y ago
The first thing twitter proposes when you create an account : "Do you want to match emails and phone numbers to account". In this thread : "How can it be possible to match emails and phone numbers to accounts?" It's
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by C4stor 7y ago
Except that for a lot of developers, "the right thing" has nothing to do with what customers want, but rather with language used, libraries used, CI/CD setup, monitoring active... So many technical aspects that sometimes have
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by C4stor 7y ago
I think it's survivor bias. Most old desktop software is happily deleted in favor of newer versions because it's full of bugs and/or almost impossible to use, and the one that is not is the actually not too buggy one.
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by C4stor 7y ago
On certain use cases, you can use a pool of objects, creating long lived objects drawn and return to a pool, reusing the memory efficiently with minimal overhead. Of course, you need to be able to size such a pool to begin with. Disclaimer
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by C4stor 7y ago
UUID don't "collide", they're just the same, or not. They're not generated from any business relevant input, there is nothing to "confuse" in the first place, and the whole concept of uuid "colliding&

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