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by arkh 7y ago
You know there's Symfony between "my homegrown php" and "DrupalPress" which gives a lot of facilities for simple HTML based websites?
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by arkh 7y ago
> I don't want a Chinese-style great firewall But the person you're responding to does. They may not admit it to themselves but that's what they want. When I see this kind of discussion and how "Internet helps terrori
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by arkh 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phones_and_driving_safe... https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2008-18024-008 >The results indicate that passenger conversations differ from cell phone conversat
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by arkh 7y ago
> A huge share of people shop exclusively on Amazon People should ask why. Is it the prices? No. Is it the discoverability? No. It's because when you have a problem with whatever you bought you get reimbursed. No "call Samsung
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by arkh 7y ago
Part of the solution is to invest in internet infrastructure and encourage work from home when it is possible. People waste less time and for those who have to get somewhere for their job there is less traffic.
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by arkh 7y ago
> Not sure why you're getting down-voted Maybe because just speaking on the phone in traffic makes a lot less attentive so you're prone to create accidents.
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by arkh 7y ago
> Maybe that average Parisian commute is slower, but more pleasant. LMAO. Try Ligne 13 or Ligne 1 for your commute. Or any RER. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b22yKsTvynQ Pleasant is not the first word coming to my mind
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by arkh 7y ago
Because low positions in most places have been and still are held predominantly by men. Should more women vie for those positions too?
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by arkh 7y ago
> considering men have dominated every aspect of society Some men. And a minority of them.
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by arkh 7y ago
I love the useless tests : https://github.com/sindresorhus/shebang-regex/blob/1cb5d4aee... You could replace the regexp with something matching everything and they would still pass.
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by arkh 7y ago
Get your prolactin levels checked.
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by arkh 7y ago
I think it is a cultural difference. I'm French. When I mispronounce something people will correct me. That's how we learn and it is expected. Now when I voicechat with American people and say something they don't understand
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by arkh 7y ago
> they have more than enough money to pay engineers to secure it But they usually don't want to. It usually goes like that: we need some internal tool to do stats. All our people are busy on other projects. Let's get an intern
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by arkh 7y ago
let input = { relative = "daughter" , movies = [ "Boss Baby", "Frozen", "Moana" ] } We don't frequent the same kind of "non-technical users" I guess.
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by arkh 7y ago
Maaaybe releasing tools with default unsecured configuration (with paid security addons for Kibana) should be shamed.
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by arkh 7y ago
It is because of the usual examples taken to show off ES. Wow! I can have a todo-list with easy undo-redo-branch! With free audit logs. We need audit logs for our new project. Forget how your domain application must handle permissions, forg
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by arkh 7y ago
They often don't have a minimal internet infrastructure. So purely virtual payment methods will be hard to use.
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by arkh 7y ago
But the gap is closed.
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by arkh 7y ago
I may not have been clear. It does not apply only to poor people. All children, from rich and poor parents would have to be raised in the same institutions.
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by arkh 7y ago
English is not my native language. I've been reading English books mostly for pleasure for years: when books main language is English that's what I get (thanks Amazon). At first it was hard, it is still hard when trying a book in
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by arkh 7y ago
> If required, I can read French books. Not reading books will limit your vocabulary. If you read when required, you don't read.
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by arkh 7y ago
> It makes sense: as media capture reaches maximum fidelity, creative expression increasingly involves the purposeful choice of infidelities. Same thing with mass produced vs man-made products.
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by arkh 7y ago
Specifically this part : "Non-black Americans are not commonly accepted into this community" Also the fact people keep writing "the n word", "the word but with an a" feels like communicating with children. Just
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by arkh 7y ago
> Non-black Americans are not commonly accepted into this community, so when non-black Americans say the word it's considered very rude. Isn't it somewhat racist?
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by arkh 8y ago
Lazy coder here : foreach(['a' => closureA, 'b' => closureB, 'c' => closureC] as $name => $toApply) { $myObject->${convertNameToFieldName($name)} = $toApply($something); }
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by arkh 8y ago
The fact ${anything interpreted as a string} exists is what makes php great and awful at the same time. It let you do things which will demand a lot of contrived patterns, classes and interfaces in other languages. But it also mean you usua
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by arkh 8y ago
So they're making a compatible API. I would consider this a good thing.
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by arkh 8y ago
Progressive enhancement : make your website work with no javascript and no CSS trick (CSS is not for behavior). Then use JS to add dynamic behavior on the client.
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by arkh 8y ago
> It's too catered to the devs. Who love getting an error back when shipping code because some things are possible on Stripe test server but blocked in production.
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by arkh 8y ago
> The only persistent offender here I can think of is Stephenson. Who else are you thinking of? Peter F. Hamilton. He has some awesome universes but his endings are usually a lot fo Deus Ex Machina. But the thoughts of MorningLightMounta

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