bestouff

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by bestouff 3mo ago
Wow ... CNN is definitively not left-leaning. It fully buys into the capitalist ideal. It's more like neoliberal. That's not what I had in mind when I said "left".
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by bestouff 3mo ago
Are there significant left-leaning major news orgs in the US (genuine question) ?
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by bestouff 3mo ago
Private companies care way more about making money.
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by bestouff 3mo ago
Doing it privately is a sure recipe for ending with sponsored, biased data.
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by bestouff 3mo ago
> Each blue line represents a different year since 1982. The red line is this year. It doesn't just set a new record. It has departed entirely from the range of previous observations.
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by bestouff 3mo ago
I think only the US consider the US Democrats as leftists.
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by bestouff 3mo ago
You know how to recognize an American movie ? There's a gun on the poster.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
(S)he has a point. Sometimes the vendor dtb is all you have.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Hey, I understand you're appalled by the political landscape at home. But losing the will to live is too much, way too much. Find a shrink, talk to someone. You're not well, don't let that go worse.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
OK. But even then we don't do that here.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
This is not completely true. You can use a generic kernel with a custom device tree. The only problem is that distributions currently tend to package them together, but that shouldn't be obligatory.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Well ... there are work environments where this behavior is rewarded. However you do it, if you debug, solve the problem fast and put everything in production instantly, that's an instant gratification for the risk-taking engineer. The
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by bestouff 4mo ago
This kind of behavior should be punished.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Would she win nowadays ?
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by bestouff 4mo ago
No more sharing of EU personal data with the US ? Not a bad thing.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
There are modern languages for that. Use Rust, don't loose your sleep over memory bugs.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
This is the correct answer.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
That's how privacy-harming policies are so successful: "but think of the children !"
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by bestouff 4mo ago
The price of a small house.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
So 10% is a lot.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
You check and unpack once, then the rest of the "positive" codepath can use the reference without fearing null. I fail to see how Rust would offer twice as many ways to shoot yourself in the foot ; this is a rather safe and picky
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by bestouff 4mo ago
He's open to API suggestions, you should open an issue
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by bestouff 4mo ago
I'm way more hopeful in a fully decentralized protocol like Forgefed* than some AT still-centralized thing. * https://forgefed.org/
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by bestouff 4mo ago
I also have a Zoé (an R135). Wonderful little machine.
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Electric motors with no rare earths(renaultgroup.com)
717 points by bestouff 4mo ago|218 comments
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Under Firefox Focus I can read it if I manually zoom and scroll. Not ideal.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Sure but I was thinking about more wide-scale collapses like Egyptians or Mayans.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Yeah sure. It never happened that a great civilization completely collapsed.
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Something like this ? https://github.com/bestouff/weather_simulation
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by bestouff 4mo ago
Location: France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, C/C++, distributed systems, high perf computing Résumé/CV: Started as compilers guy (embedded C, Verilog-A), continued in embedded dev in distri

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