Renaud

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by Renaud 4y ago
I was like you and found out that you can actually remove the extra padding using CSS.
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by Renaud 4y ago
I think we get spoiled. CS came out 10 years ago. At the time, it kind of had to be a recognisable competitor to SimCity, which pioneered the zoning system we all somehow hate now. I wish they will introduce mixed zoning but you have to bea
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by Renaud 4y ago
What do you mean exactly? You run it on the desktop and remote play it using remote desktop or steam’s equivalent on your laptop? I used to do that with my powerful desktop, leave it in my home office and remote play CS from the living room
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by Renaud 4y ago
How he block is implemented is not of any concern to the public at large. Whether it's a simple DNS block or stateful packet inspection, the vast majority of people won't be able to access. Once any blocking requirement is in plac
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by Renaud 4y ago
How many people do you know who are fluent in Delphi? Would they relocate to fill a job in a small company that mostly use Delphi? We're talking about a programming language mostly targetting software for small businesses. A language t
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by Renaud 4y ago
That’s on the level of “you wouldn’t steal a car” type of argument.
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by Renaud 4y ago
You have to define ‘worse’ because raw performance isn’t really everything and vscode’s popularity proves it. Feature set and extensibility have clearly won here. At a certain performance point, it’s good enough and what you can do with it
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by Renaud 4y ago
Does it? Did I miss something in the settings?
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by Renaud 4y ago
Why don't we have complete main domain isolation as an option? It would work like containers, but they would be automatically created for each domain you visit. Go visit youtube.com and anything loaded from that page is in the same con
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by Renaud 4y ago
Meaning that if you can afford insurance, or your employer pays for it, you might be ok. If your situation is already precarious and you cannot afford insurance then you’re doubly f*ed. In cases like this, it is a benefit to society that pe
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by Renaud 4y ago
>The mandatory minimum wage where I live is $18.69/hr, which is higher than the median wage in many European countries. That may true in raw numbers but is it still true when you consider that a European worker will have coverage fo
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by Renaud 4y ago
Not just Japan. Basically most of the world except Noth America pay their waiters wages that don't depend on tips. Sure some places allow additional tipping, but it's not a mandatory fee and the workers don't have to get it t
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by Renaud 4y ago
It's a great hack and a cool demo that may have (very) limited real-life niche applications, but it's not really worth it unless you only make a couple of PCB per year and can't afford a small oven. Where this is great is tha
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by Renaud 4y ago
From a Reddit post[1] by one of the coders involved in the effort. Post contains a video summary. Interesting React wrapper for existing pure JS/CSS framework developed by the French Government. All Open Source and maintained. Also int
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French State Design System React Integration(github.com)
3 points by Renaud 4y ago|2 comments
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by Renaud 4y ago
Producing art in the style of someone else is perfectly fine. It's been done for centuries. What is not fine is claiming that this is from the artist whose style is being copied. That makes your work a counterfeit. To me, the legal pro
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by Renaud 4y ago
Blaming the EU for Greece’s issue is a real stretch… Whether how the EU responded to the Greek crisis was all good or not is open for debate, I think we can nevertheless safely say that Greece was mostly responsible for its own debt and fis
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by Renaud 4y ago
Saying someone is an idiot is an opinion, there is no standard for this claim to be proven true or false. Saying that someone is a murderer is not an opinion, regardless of how you came to that conclusion, you are making a statement of fact
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by Renaud 4y ago
>loss of anonymity comes with significant drawbacks: criticizing government and powerful people becomes more difficult. How don't see how making our lives more dystopian can be a net benefit. How many of us expose different aspects
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by Renaud 4y ago
I found it to be a good rundown of the charges against SBF and eye-opening on the depth of his actual involvement. He and his close team have been feeding blatant lies for months. No way he's going to be able to claim incompetence or b
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SBF Is Going to Jail for a Long Time(youtube.com)
3 points by Renaud 4y ago|1 comments
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by Renaud 4y ago
Search engines are and anomaly. They started as indexes of content and have remained in that form. I still have to do all the work of synthesising the knowledge I need from the results. It’s like having to go through the list of references
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by Renaud 4y ago
If you have a few days in Paris, visiting the gardens and the house of the famous painter in Giverny is highly recommended. It’s a wonderful and inspiring place of peace and beauty, and the inspiration for Monet’s work.
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by Renaud 4y ago
I don’t understand what EVs have to do with the need for better public transports and better alternatives. Maybe I’m missing something but that was never my understanding for the need for EVs to replace ICE, a need based in lowering relianc
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by Renaud 4y ago
I was about to say that a fool who believe in their own foolishness is more dangerous than a lying crook but then we have Alex Jones, a lying crook who’s at least as dangerous as that delusional and heartless psychic. Seems that suing these
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Elon(youtube.com)
2 points by Renaud 4y ago|0 comments
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by Renaud 4y ago
I’ll second that. I’m ready to pay a subscription for up-to-date conversations with chatGPT. In my case, I would be most interested in its ability to assist in my technical queries and replace indexed search entirely.
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by Renaud 4y ago
Hotels should start proposing discounts for not cleaning the room every day. If I stay in a place for a couple of weeks, I’d be happy to have the bedsheets and towels changed once and the room made like every 3 days at most. I mean, most of
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by Renaud 4y ago
Climate chambers are a staple of industrial hardware testing. There are ISO standards to tests for temperature and humidity resilience and just as you should test for EM immunity and emissions, environmental testing is just as important, es
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by Renaud 4y ago
At the pace things are going, give it a couple of months, maybe 6 at most. There is a point where these natural language AIs are going to produce output that’s better than what anyone could write on their own. That is uses a clear, concise

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