Fradow

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by Fradow 4y ago
That one is specifically for Paris as seen by a Parisian. I would not argue that's the case globally, and there are certainly studies showing otherwise in other contexts. Usage of e-scooter and e-bikes decreases car traffic yes. But do
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by Fradow 4y ago
Parisian here, for context I've been cycling to work for about 10 years now (before Paris transformed into a cycle-friendly city). There are a lot of speculations and hypothesis from people who don't live in Paris and try to apply
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by Fradow 4y ago
My solution is to: * use a virtualenv, so that dependencies are installed per project and not globally * only specify my top-level dependencies in a requirements.in file, and let pip-compile (a dependency, part of pip-tools) compile my requ
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by Fradow 4y ago
I'm not seeing anything in what you quoted that would make it violate Open AI's terms of service. From the articles you quoted, the question asked to ChatGPT was: "What is the jurisprudence on bail when the assailants assault
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by Fradow 4y ago
> But where? The GP already address that "We’re a clever group of people. The oil drilling to gas available on every fourth corner in the country system is vastly more complex than installing chargers on light poles." On the ot
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by Fradow 4y ago
It doesn't have to be price or ideology driven (though it can be). It's the rational choice for a lot of people. When a car is the slowest form of transport, costly to own, and you can rent/borrow a car for the very few occas
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by Fradow 4y ago
The above comment exagerates based on anecdota. From what I gathered, it's a lot less of an issue compared to the US, but scam calls & SMS do happen. My anecdota: I'm French, and receive scam calls from time to time. They are
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by Fradow 4y ago
What has worked for me is to do it as a hobby on my spare time. Of course that only applies to fields you can do as a hobby and place some heavy limitations. For physics / real engineering, you can take classes after-work. For more phy
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by Fradow 4y ago
I took 10 years of piano. I wanted to when I was a child (and I chose the piano). The problem for me has not been the kind of music I had to play. My problem is I only learned to perfectly play a song with sheet paper, by repeating it over
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by Fradow 4y ago
Changing oil is specifically allowed here, and I'm pretty sure every first world country has rules against dumping oil and other polluting elements. If this is the goal, it's really backward as it is only loosely related.
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by Fradow 4y ago
I do have an engineering degree in France, but even then I think the "software engineer" title is just wrong. There is little actual engineering going on in most development jobs (most. Some do have actual engineering). At least i
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by Fradow 4y ago
(1) Yeah, though I definitely forgot. In my country, it used to be really hard to find a plan with mobile hotspot, which used to be a x€/month (don't remember the number) option that would just hide the setting. That was a very lo
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by Fradow 4y ago
I feel you, but unless you really want to experience the game without any outside resource (in which case, good luck, and I understand being turned off), I really encourage you to try again while using guides, the wiki, and asking question
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by Fradow 4y ago
It definitely is more emergent than most games once you get past the early stage. A few examples to make that clear: - to get petroleum, you have to refine crude oil. There is a building that does that, but you only get 50% of the mass out.
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by Fradow 4y ago
I guess I can be considered a "lifer". Co-founded a startup nearly 10 years ago. Nowadays my job description can be considered "senior developer" with no managerial responsibility (my choice). The job has a social impac
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by Fradow 4y ago
I could have phrased it more carefully : "If it's for fun and none of it feels fun and all of it feels like work, maybe it's time to consider you don't really want to do that for fun". Of course any creative endeavo
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by Fradow 4y ago
If it's for fun, it shouldn't feel like work. While others have some good suggestion, I'm going to ask the hard question: do you really want to be coding as a hobby? The fact that you ask that question suggest you already co
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by Fradow 4y ago
The decor system is something you can safely ignore for all the game. The worst you can get is a -1 Morale malus, which is laughably low and doesn't have any consequence (as long as you keep Dupes Morale high enough, which is easy: don
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by Fradow 4y ago
I'm going to respectfully disagree. ONI is not hard. At least the first asteroid with normal settings (called "Survival") is not hard. What's hard is the steep difficulty curve when you are first picking up the game, esp
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by Fradow 4y ago
Yes. GDPR is not focused on storage only, but on data handling as a whole. No matter where the data is stored, it's still collected and handled by Discord, thus they are responsible for what they do with it.
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by Fradow 4y ago
It's much more complicated in practice, but in theory, it's pretty simple: convert existing car lanes to bike lanes. Chaos will ensue as the construction work and reduced road throughput inevitably generate huge jams. That chaos i
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by Fradow 4y ago
Another +1 for Sertraline. It worked wonder for me after 2 years of depression (classified as mild to severe using some clinical test). I've been taking it for 4 months, and since my life has gotten back to normal my doctor has advised
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by Fradow 4y ago
I wasn't aware of that, thanks! Replying to sibling: that 30-pin connector predates the Memorandum. It's exactly such chargers that the EU wanted to regulate at the time. Every company had their own incompatible charger.
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by Fradow 4y ago
Saying there was no mandate is only technically true. The EU gave an ultimatum to phone companies to make a compatible charger "or else", which led to a "Memorandum of Understanding" [1] deciding on Micro-USB. Apple didn
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by Fradow 4y ago
Honest question: what are the service intervals like for the ICE part of plug-in hybrids? Considering they are unused most of the time, I'd expect very infrequent maintenance, and even some parts switching from X years to lifetime. Edi
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by Fradow 4y ago
I had the urge to get into car repairs (despite not owning one) and so far Youtube and Google has served me well to do some simple repairs/maintenance. While manuals are good, there is nothing better than a video precisely showing how
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by Fradow 4y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I've not had the occasion to try gravel tires. For me, the main reason to use road tires is grip on asphalt, not rolling resistance improvment. On your commute, you may need to stop in an instant, and more grip
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by Fradow 4y ago
I'm in agreement with almost everything except the tires. Unless your commute has a significant portion of rough surfaces, you definitely want to use some road tires. Not the super skinny ones used on road bikes, so you don't have
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by Fradow 4y ago
One possible future is that the increasing pressure to have data out of reach of the US under the Patriot Act will lead to powerful competitors outside the US, starting from domestic market and then expanding internationally. It's alre
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by Fradow 4y ago
> For decades, tailpipe emissions — both the greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming and the particulates that cause air pollution — have overshadowed the tire problem This is no longer the case with EVs (no tailpipe emissions

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