DomreiRoam

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by DomreiRoam 9y ago
Thank you
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by DomreiRoam 9y ago
Do you think that they will propose match with handicap? Do you know if it will change the value of the komi?
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by DomreiRoam 9y ago
To protect the movie theater from the TV competition. The wikipedia in French can be found here: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronologie_des_m%C3%A9dias
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by DomreiRoam 9y ago
Why would you use a salad fork for dessert?
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
Middleman have some utility but I think often they extract more money than the value they provide.
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
I think we need to compare the benefit the USA's population gets from this Trillion-Dollar spending with other possible program like free college tuition[1] who would around 70 billion/year. I think democracies need a tool that he
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
I m hoping that in some point in the future we will be able to print directly on the body to repair damage . I suffer from Keratoconus and the only actual solution is corneal transplantation; I would be wonderful to be able to grow the corn
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
I did buy one od these XPS developer edition. It comes with ubuntu. If we want to signal to the market that we want laptop with linux we need to support this kind of initiative. The fact that linux just work without any changes is great.
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
I like the TTR because it allows me to check if it make sense to spend some time on some tool and make me discover new tools/approach that are already vetted. I like also the "Call me maybe" serie by aphyr (aphyr.com) because
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
You may find this article [1] from the guardian interesting. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/jul/18/against-electi...
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
"Un seul être vous manque et tout est dépeuplé" Lamartine, L'isolement One person is missing and the whole world is deserted.
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
The Culture books by Iain M. Banks talks about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_series
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by DomreiRoam 10y ago
Do you have any links on this studies?
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
I like this list and the logic behind a lot. But as a French speaker and reader and don't know how much I will enjoy the English book he recommend or how much I will gain from it. I like Calvino, Asimov, Aurelius but will I enjoy the E
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
+1, It is useful for everybody (older than 14y?). I think you should follow it before university.
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
I like it a lot. As a non native speaker I liked to ear how to pronounce the words.
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
Agree 100% . I think also by keeping the perimetre of the product under control; it is easier to understand for the user and the developer, it satisfy the principle of less surprise; it keep the vision and the focus in the long term and in
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
True, but you can still use something like features depreciation in java.
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
The key aspect here is "established charity" recognized in the country where the company is located.
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
I really think it is important to say 'No' and agree with the author but I think you can do this if the product you propose can be extended. I think the framework/product should propose some configurability or some extension
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
Using an architecture shouldn't be a dogma but a choice. REST is defining a set of constrains that provides a set of benefits. REST emerges because people noticed that the 'Web' was more scalable and robust than other distrib
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Wendy Bradshaw (Ph.D.) resignation over bad reform in education(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by DomreiRoam 11y ago|0 comments
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
Depends on the problem you want to solve. CouchDB is a very good document database when you have more read than write and when writer are mostly writing on different documents. If I understand correctly replication conflict resolution is up
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
Yes but at this time the institut who is specialized in cancer had done lots of research and was very against the privatization of the public research and that the researcher couldn't research further because of this patent. The Curie
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
I think this press [1] release of the institut curie gives a lot of information. other press release can be find here [2]. [1] http://www.institut-curie.org/sites/default/files/myriad-gen... [2] http:/&
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Bilinguals of Two Spoken Languages Have More Gray Matter Than Monolinguals(gumc.georgetown.edu)
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
I think it would be better for most people but coordination cost doesn't grow linearly. So if part of the job imply coordination or communication you will need more than doubling to have the same output.
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
Can you tell more about this startup incubator? Where is situated? Does it have a website? Thanks!
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
You right on this. I meant that the USPTO seems to have no incentive to stop bad patents. I don't think a small time inventor submitting an idea that seems novel for him should be punished when he tries to enforce this in good faith. U
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by DomreiRoam 11y ago
Seems you can't sue the USPTO for issuing bad patents according to this[1]. But I think you should be compensated for the cost of a lawsuit based on bad patents. [1] http://patentlyo.com/patent/2012/12/s

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