Fiahil

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by Fiahil 5y ago
It's not available in my region
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by Fiahil 5y ago
I'd love to use Syncthing, but they don't have an iOS app for iPad.
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by Fiahil 5y ago
Very good point! Thanks for sharing!
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by Fiahil 5y ago
Like this ? https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/marvelcinematicuniverse/im...
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by Fiahil 5y ago
> But if in France, stay below the 40ha limit to not have to deal with massive costs of having your forest to be managed I read about that a while ago! To me it seems like good-intent at first that turned out a complete bureaucratic cree
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by Fiahil 5y ago
I think it's been the case for a long time, that cutting trees and selling them is not financially interesting. My own goal is to get a couple of ha, plant "a few" trees and let them grow without planning on cutting anything
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by Fiahil 5y ago
Absolutely not made in Paris, but La Roche-sur-Yon in Vendée.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
What the flying fuck ? > John Lorch was offered a position as his assistant at the IAS. Lorch's duties included reciting aloud lines from Lewis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark" and reciting German poetry. And, it&
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by Fiahil 6y ago
What's puzzling, really? Prior to WWII, the USA were hardly a "beacon of knowledge". They were still a young country and most scientific advancements originated from Europe. See also: https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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by Fiahil 6y ago
How is the power consumption compared to a regular router + fiber/ADSL dongle ?
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by Fiahil 6y ago
why did they move the magnet from Brookhaven to Chicago?
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I think the best way to assess if the language has changed a lot, is to crowdsource changelog ratings from users directly. They (we?) are the most concerned about changes, and the best suited to tell if async/await is a bigger feature
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by Fiahil 6y ago
it’s _very_ easy to calculate your impact, or the one of your team, when you work on meaningful projects. if that’s not the case, you are probably working on non-essential things.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
What is "real money" ? how much would you earn after five years there ?
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by Fiahil 6y ago
> Can someone who is familiar with Kubernetes please explain in plain words why we use Kubernetes? I use Kubernetes because it makes my application, its configuration, and its operations portable. That's it.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I think you missed the biggest value proposition of Kubernetes: the scheduling and container orchestration are nice, but that's not why you use it. Portability is the killer feature. Being able to stand up reproductively a clustered ap
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I’m 700 or so at chess.com. It took me a few tries but I managed to beat it by exploiting its “appetite” for free pieces! nice !
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Was she part of the inspiration behind _Halt and Catch Fire_'s Cameron ?
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by Fiahil 6y ago
We see a lot of companies "planting trees " or "offsetting their carbon footprint" in their marketing material. However, they're not -actually- doing anything. They're just giving money to someone else that wil
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by Fiahil 6y ago
How does this compare to the most ancient carbon capture tech: Trees ? I know this sounds boring, but a single $M would allow to plant as much trees and they will capture carbon from the atmosphere, without any maintenance, for decades.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
> One mother in California was fired from an insurance company after her boss complained that her children were too noisy during work calls Glad to be living in France, where you must have a good reason to fire people.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Before: if predicate() { Some(thing) } else { None } After: predicate().then(|| thing)
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Being better than maven is not a high bar, you should try cargo/rust, to have a meaningful comparison of a good build system. The only problem is, once you've tried out Rust, it will be difficult for you to come back to Scala.
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I got convinced to use rust-analyzer instead of RLS by a comment like yours on hacker news ! I can't thank you enough ! It's almost like Rust became a different -much pleasant- language after that !
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I'm not from McKinsey, but from BCG Gamma (speaking from my own PoV, of course). One thing I've learned over time: expensive fees are a feature, not a bug. People will listen more to what you have to say about any topic if they&#x
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by Fiahil 6y ago
It's a percent of DNS requests. It might be quite difficult to see what percentage of bytes it translate to, since HTTP requests aren't actually sent. My pihole is showing 18.7%-23% of requests blocked :)
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by Fiahil 6y ago
> It's really like the email system Ah! I see where your inspiration is coming from! It's really interesting when you think of it that way! I think there is a true need for a decentralized immutable data store (basically get&#x
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by Fiahil 6y ago
So, it's like a giant "grow only set" shared between as many nodes as you want and sending diffs on the network? I find it difficult to understand the possible applications* and the link with the article in the readme ( https
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by Fiahil 6y ago
Can you tell us a bit more about the "conflict free merge" ? Is it based on CRDTs ? How does it work ?
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by Fiahil 6y ago
I’d love to plant a few ecosia-sponsored trees in my city. but, of course, it’s not possible do that here because they’re not _actually_ planting trees. They’re just giving money to someone else.

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