Seb-C

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by Seb-C 3y ago
I have been thinking about this problem for a long time as well. But I think that focusing on nils is a wrong analysis. The problem is the default zero-values dogma, and that is not going to change anytime soon. Sometimes you also need a le
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by Seb-C 3y ago
The satellites are equipped so that they can not only correct their orbit themselves, but also deorbit whenever SpaceX decides that it is their end of life, rather than just be abandoned.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Starlink satellites are designed to not cause this problem, and are on a low enough orbit that the problem would solve itself naturally in a few years anyway.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
In the developer tools, Steam already disabled the button to add a Twitter account to a game actually
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by Seb-C 3y ago
If I were to pay, it would more likely be directly to the creators (like Nebula and others). With YouTube I have zero confidence that the authors get a fair share, and the last thing I want is to give money to the parasites randomly claimin
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by Seb-C 3y ago
The only time I tried wasm in Go, the wasm compiled by the native Go was so slow that the equivalent Javascript was faster. Tinygo produced decent performance however.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I had a similar dilemma a few years ago when I moved to another country. The round trip was about 1000€, but the one way trip about 5000€, which is just bullshit. I would bet that as for skiplaggers, many people just get the round trip and
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I guess it's nice to have a standard, but I wish the Golang developers stopped introducing stuff like "args ...any" all over the place in the standard library. It's not the level of type-safety that I expect from a stron
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by Seb-C 3y ago
France hasn't unfortunately. I also wish we stopped giving more importance to preserving old buildings and architecture at the cost of making today's life hell for the residents.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
You can also use this extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nitter-redirect/mo...
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Every time I see such an article that dismisses psychotherapy, I cringe a little bit. It is obvious that the author is ignorant of the topic (psychotherapy). It sounds like a hardware engineer dismissing software engineers and strongly affi
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I have tried it a couple of times and got wrong answers. When I search for something, I want factual and correct information, which is not what a language model is for.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Wow, I never realized that changing the order of commits in an interactive rebase was a legit operation. Thanks for the tip!
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by Seb-C 3y ago
33 years old and I have had this issue for as far as I remember. As for hygiene, I learned about that late (thanks to a boss who had the courage to speak to me about it), and now I just strictly follow the same daily routine. No more being
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Got any references to this? I never had any smell, but lately I have very short episodes when I was surprised to smell something, until it disappears again. I didn't notice any specific pattern about when it happens either, it's j
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I have no smell, but I do appreciate all kinds of foods and tastes. Mostly the only thing I noticed that I lack are spices. I have no idea what these are for, so I just blindly follow the recipes, hoping not to mess it too badly. That said,
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Luckily I never caused that because I'm usually freaking out too much about it. However since I can't smell it either, in our new house we got a gas detector. I'm a bit relieved thanks to it. The positive side is that it also
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by Seb-C 3y ago
- A very slow website is trying to sell me a product about optimizing my product. That immediately kills my first impression - More specifically, the blocks takes ages to display after scrolling on mobile - There is a horizontal scrollbar o
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Indexing and colliding 10M of tiles efficiently and in real time(mastodon.gamedev.place)
1 points by Seb-C 3y ago|0 comments
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I have done that in Go and Typescript ("branded types"), it's actually very useful to discriminate ids. It prevents stupid mistakes that are actually hard to spot. Making it a whole class is maybe going too far however, as th
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by Seb-C 3y ago
When the "victim" was planning to grab free money at the expanse of the next guy in the ponzi scheme, I think it's fair enough to blame them.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Unfortunately you are right, racism is the most visible part of the iceberg, but this toxic attitude is present in all spheres of the French society. Doing harmful jokes as well as dismissing, making fun and looking down at those that don&#
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by Seb-C 3y ago
As a French living abroad, I totally understand what he means.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Those two things are only related culturally, not inherently. I do own an individual house in Tokyo and don't have, need or want a car, so it is definitely possible when the society wants it and politics allows it.
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by Seb-C 4y ago
My high-end thinkpad X1 carbon died after 2 years... Not repairable, and they don't sell any motherboard that could allow me to repair it myself. Also the CPU and RAM were soldered on it, which makes it even less repairable.
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Can consciousness continue after death? A Neuroscientific Perspective(interaliamag.org)
6 points by Seb-C 4y ago|0 comments
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by Seb-C 4y ago
As a human you can only focus your eyes at one single thing at a time. Whether you have to move your head/eyes or press a key to switch between the documentation and the IDE does not make much difference in term of efficiency. I actual
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by Seb-C 4y ago
Why does the data starts in 2021? Comparing with the situation before the pandemic is essential to make any conclusion... EDIT: The second link provides more insights: https://rinzewind.org/blog-en/2021/percentage-
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by Seb-C 4y ago
The first thing I do when refactoring spaghetti messes is to remove all useless and counter-productive functions and abstractions, so I can actually get one single, huge function containing all the process. Only from there it becomes possib
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by Seb-C 4y ago
A limit to the airspace belonging to each country has to be defined. Otherwise (for example) the Apollo missions would have violated USSR's airspace whenever the moon's orbit was above it's territory, which would make space u

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