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4y ago
2 more potential things to check : digital artefacts on teeth and between hair and background Now they know what to improve ... Next round will be more difficult ...
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5y ago
Then, thanks a lot. I spent countless hours on this very version !
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5y ago
Discovered a few days ago another nice music studio of the same kind that I really liked : Sunvox https://warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/ I'll have to try Bespoke as well ...
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5y ago
Brave claims to be a privacy oriented web browser. It is apparently based on Chromium and someone identified a Chromium feature that was phoning home (I.e. Google servers) with some informations reducing user anonimity (At least that's
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7y ago
Coming from Linux to macOs (macOs user for 2 years), I have the very opposite feeling : why does the cmd key is used instead of Ctrl for copy ? why can't I set up cmd+E to open a finder window ? Why € sign not under the E key with a mo
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7y ago
You're right, you'll have to take the metro to get to one. And with the increase of the price / square meter, I'm not sure we'll get larger green space in the future at least in Paris itself
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7y ago
Because Paris is really small and the large parks are just outside Paris : Bois de Vincennes & Bois de Boulogne are each at least twice the size of Central Park I hope you didn't miss Parc de Buttes Chaumont, Parc Montsouris &
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7y ago
Not sure I want to trade availability of good butchers, bakers, etc. for more convenience stores. For toilet paper and toothpaste, I can manage with one convenience store being open from 9AM to 9PM ... Btw,there are experiments with larger
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7y ago
I remember my grandma removing the "pyjamas" (fur) of rabbits before cooking them. Even if you don't kill it yourself, seeing it going from life form to something to eat makes you think twice before wasting any part of it. Th
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7y ago
You can always try with a zigate ( https://zigate.fr ), still, it won't change the fact that some manufacturers do interpret the protocol in their own ways ...
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7y ago
Don't forget that you can hunt them IRL through the flashivaders app. We need to stop the invasion !
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7y ago
French press can be fined, don't worry, i.e C8 3M€ in 2017, Amaury press group 3.5 M€ un 2015 On that very case, no one can tell.
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7y ago
Previous discussion : In France, Elder Care Comes with the Mail - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21208356
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What may be startup like is that they did kind of pivot : initial service (and whole enrollment process) was targeted to the children who wanted care for their parents. When first elders came to the post office wanting to subscribe for them
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7y ago
Here is one from a discussion in French about the recipe (automatic translation, but it seems ok) In order to match the capacities of a robot and a household oven, let's start with 500g of flour, which will give you 4 baguettes of abou
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7y ago
A Baker makes bread but a boulanger is required to make a baguette ! I always find industrial baguettes under cooked, but you raise an important point : it all come back to personnal preferences and that's for me the special thing abou
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7y ago
You want to adapt the recipe for the weather outside of the bakery / factory not only for what happens in the bakery, i.e. cook it a bit more when it's supposed to rain so the baguette doesn't become soft / stays crunchy
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7y ago
Mass producing baguette is done in many supermarket in France, but I've never tasted any good one coming out of it Producing a good baguette is an art, meaning that a good boulanger knows how to take into account many external factors
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7y ago
It's not as poweful as SQL, but the new array functions bring some fresh air https://blog-insider.office.com/2019/06/13/dynamic-arrays-an...
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7y ago
Also using cmd+L to enter the address bar and then ALT + Return to open the selected address in a new tab
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7y ago
Sounds to me like Facebook is trying to become the Wechat of the West ... (as per an article 2 days ago explaining how Wechat could be central to every payment in a daily life )
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7y ago
Promising similar open source project : https://github.com/topisani/OTTO The progress made by the guys these last months is impressive, and both the UI and hardware aestetics really shines (while they are inspired by t
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8y ago
Good initiative However, Paris city council elections are due in 2020 ... difficult not to see a direct link with this happening end of 2019
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8y ago
Inner Paris is 20 "arrondissements". Tourists are far less visible as soon as you're going to outer arrondissements, I.e. 13th, 14th, 18th, 19th and 20th (except for Père Lachaise cemetery) Keep in mind that Paris, without ne
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8y ago
You may want to start with a DIY kit on an electronic subject that matters to you Advantage of the kit is that you'll have a working product in the end, and you'll learn soldering (and other things) on the way. You may not underst
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9y ago
Had a Dragon32 in France so not only UK. But... So many Amigas and no ST!
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9y ago
Pierre Béziers, in addition to being a great mathematician and engineer, was a great teacher (including when he was ranting about us, youngsters, not being able to solve "simple" mechanical problems !) It's good to see people