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by courgette 4y ago
Exactly, we like to jokes that it was set us apart from the barbarian. A lot of excellent memory are associated with bakery. Late at night / super early. Bringing croissant to a new girl that spend the night. Tea with grandma…. You nam
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by courgette 4y ago
I gate how right and to the point you are. I should ask GPT3 to make a haiku about it.
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by courgette 4y ago
I have no connection with the MTG article. But I do keep in mind the “any effort like this” bit. Your account name is memorable enough.
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by courgette 4y ago
Well, I take papers note, like our forefather had plan for us. And then I spend the session scribbling on it. It’s actually nice little artifact of long evening with friends
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by courgette 4y ago
That theory is floating around on HN since a few month. I find it appealing, to an extend. Even if AI wrote most of the code, who check for completeness and is on prod support ? I’m not 100% convinced that legal grunt work translate to soft
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by courgette 4y ago
Oh that definitely what happened and I’m not even mad. That’s on me. Keep your own shit if you care enough. To come back to the discussion at hand…maybe someone who care should have back to article up? A webscrapper and a zip, then torrenti
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by courgette 4y ago
I agree, but also : apparently that content is still accessible on IA, under the older link scheme. If it’s that important, someone should scrap that, zip it and put it on a tracker.
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by courgette 4y ago
Oh. So it’s not lost then. If it’s that important, someone should dump them and store them somewhere else. I don’t think we can expect corporations to maintain stuff for free for us forever. They are gonna fuck it up at some point, if not n
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by courgette 4y ago
Excellent point, I seen in the article some regret about the non availability on the way back machine. At some point information worth preserving must be preserved by people who care about it and understand it. We can’t trust random corpora
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by courgette 4y ago
Hi, I’ve been playing DND since 20 years or so. I never bought more than a few books. Other friends were buying other and we were lending them to each other. Of course we might also have used PDF from dubious sources … But my question is :
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by courgette 4y ago
I have a box with some third and fourth edition decent card somewhere. Some first edition lands, because that’s all my 15 yo ass could pay for. Same as you m, unclear where it is.
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by courgette 4y ago
Fair. But I would be weary of the swap also swapping the compensation down. Not that it really matter on the long run in the context of that question
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by courgette 4y ago
Yeah, growing up, my understanding of “the plan” that we would end up writing poetry and dance in farandoles in orchards while the machines slaves away our work. That plan got cancelled I think.
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by courgette 4y ago
Gasoline engine or Electric Vehicule?
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by courgette 4y ago
Please do, the US has such a lack of patisseries and boulangeries ( sorry to assume your position )
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by courgette 4y ago
Look nice. Can someone with a dumb phone and internet on a computer use it ?
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by courgette 4y ago
I have an existing Django side project. Very simple app, but cool data. The usage is mostly querying the data in the Django admin and generating some reports. Very little custom code. Do you think I could realistically migrate and get somet
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by courgette 4y ago
Why does that have to be a question for every semi hard topic? The US have to choose, are you a federation of states. EU style, or a country? I had a actual country in mind, where tax are collected on a national level. ( note my use of nati
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by courgette 4y ago
yah. I think you'r sadly right. Not sure what the answers to your point is beside some unpleasant time.
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by courgette 4y ago
We all love to make fun of US citizen. It's an endless source of entertainment, but zoning restriction make sense to me? But maybe because I never lived on the west coast? Is zoning restriction a poorly use tool there?
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by courgette 4y ago
And the answer to that answer is inheritance taxes and redistribution.
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by courgette 4y ago
Nobody being? Some people are all about that. I'm a ( relatively new ) US citizen and I'm all about that type of taxes. I've seen what taxes can do in other part of the word, and that my go-to solution for all issue in this c
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by courgette 4y ago
I've seen countries where that is implemented, having a second home trigger a new set of properties taxes. it's often dubbed "vacation home taxes", it affects any second, third or N property you own after the first one
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by courgette 4y ago
I would like it to stay afloat till the summer, then vacation, then finding a real job. Edit : it’s not fair, we do work. Like a real job, but it feels … ethereal
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by courgette 4y ago
Taxes can varies from counties to counties? Ha, I never noticed that. Kinda goes to show that it's not helping to display them like that.
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by courgette 4y ago
What do you mean "$150-$300", net, a day ? Yah. No. You checked for France on the statistical bureau website ( INSEE ) Average Net salary is 1558 euros / month, calculated from 196k salaries. Figures are from 2021. With that
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by courgette 4y ago
time fly..
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by courgette 4y ago
Oh yeah. Sorry I did not realized we were talking specifically about M1. In 2020 M1 already existed? Previous models also have a T2 chip.
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by courgette 4y ago
It's a bummer, I could have keep using it as a media platform or a plain functional laptop without root if I had knew that before hand. I had my account on this. I formatted and that when I saw that I will not be able to re-install any
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by courgette 4y ago
Their is a hardware chip that will force you to prove ownership by logging into a ICloud account. I "own" one of those. My previous employers never asked me for the laptop back. Even after I send them email about providing me with

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