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14y ago
The only thing that chocks me is that there's only one Swedish-speaking school in Finland that teaches Latin (ofc the US public system thing is alarming, bu it's nothing of a bombshell). Am I the weird guy here or ..?
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14y ago
Well it's EU-related, so anything other than conceited BS would be paranormal.
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14y ago
My worry is that even though it's an Easter egg there, it could very well be used to introduce malicious code inside the production code.
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14y ago
I've long contemplated the depths of technological stacks (and knowledge as a whole, it pertains to epistemology as well), and my opinion is that knowing the intricacies of them isn't that important, as long as we manage to archive their fu
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14y ago
That's an interesting matter and people comment on it. Related enough to HN for me.
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14y ago
Well, eggs are easily produced everywhere. Shipping it across the world seams hardly cost-efficient and wouldn't do much for better and fresher eggs (especially considering the cost of air-shipping versus sea-shipping).
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14y ago
1. Why would anyone ship eggs across the pond ? 2. I don't buy "clean" eggs. They look fake. Eggs come out of a hen's butt, deal with it. But then again, I'm neither American nor British (but French).
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14y ago
France is larger than Paris. The countryside isn't populated by cows only and I'm very much concerned about it.
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14y ago
I doubt being well versed in philosophy is relevant to most scientists nowadays, at least from a practical standpoint. As I heard Michel Serres put it a couple years ago : « Today's society produces ignorant technicians and cultivated [put
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14y ago
It looks fun and all, but I really wonder about the implementation and practicality of it in C. But once again, it does look really cool.
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15y ago
I've always felt attracted by low-level systems and I'm currently one of many students in Comp. Sci. For the moment all by love goes to all kinds of bare-metal stuff, optimization tricks etc. I'd like to go all the way through it but being