dimillian

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MovieSwiftUI: SwiftUI and Combine full featured iOS app(github.com)
2 points by dimillian 7y ago|0 comments
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by dimillian 8y ago
I really don't care about USB-A port. USB-C is the future, and all my cable connect natively to USB-C now. The only thing I have is a 10€ dongle for my screen.
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by dimillian 8y ago
And lose them when you close the stupid window. At least Safari understand that pinned tabs should be present on EVERY windows at all time. Chrome is so stupid.
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by dimillian 8y ago
This is what I'll do actually. I have no choice, and I'll do it ASAP in order to not loose too much money as the building state is devaluating as time passes.
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by dimillian 8y ago
Because it's not that easy. I don't have 20K (or more) on hand to fix a building which went trough 150 years of life and lack of maintenance.
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by dimillian 8y ago
Ha, I have no idea on how to make that happen. But what will happen is that the city will slap a motion on the door of the building in the coming years, and we'll be forced to sell for as cheap as possible to city directly or some chea
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by dimillian 8y ago
While America have a big problem in public and private infrastructure, I've been wondering in my head about the problem even at small scale in cities and village here in France. We have a ton of old buildings, privately owned. Mine inc
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by dimillian 8y ago
Counter argument: I could google it, read about it, and implement it. All of it in 1/2H with a computer with internet. Not on a whiteboard. Which is a fucking stupid interview process.
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by dimillian 8y ago
I don't understand the Firefox trend. It was good years ago. It's time to move on. Having one rendering engine is much better than having a lot of disparate features splitted across various engines.
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by dimillian 8y ago
People. Nobody using it. My mom is not on it. What the point?
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by dimillian 8y ago
Yet again, research and breakthrough are not made by profitable companies. And research money most often come from government with little to no incentive on ROI.
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by dimillian 8y ago
Damn, of course I'm a consumer of space. I would not even be half that interested on how to actually go on Mars if it was not for Space X. You know, research money is not coming from nowhere, you have to actually advertise what you&#x2
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by dimillian 8y ago
A lot of haters here, while Space X is launching rockets on rockets and selling Tesla like hot cakes. If the design changed radically, it did change radically, I guess we'll again be amazed when it'll be revealed. Being good at ma
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by dimillian 8y ago
I hate the US system because more money = more exposure. This is broken at so many level. This is hell.
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by dimillian 8y ago
My real question is who need that? We all have smartphone or computers or tablets with video calling apps built in. What is market who need a device for video call only?
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by dimillian 8y ago
Really? The only real contender to Netflix content is HBO. I have yet to find a new relevant TV shows to watch which is not from Netflix or HBO.
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by dimillian 8y ago
This is the answer I was looking for. Sometime they also form Egypt too.
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by dimillian 8y ago
It's very common in France for private school to advertise apprenticeship. Because it's a way for them to get more students, and more money, as the company pay the school + the student. It's hard, but not impossible for a stu
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by dimillian 8y ago
In France, I did apprenticeship (3 days works, 2 days school) as Software developer, meaning that I did not payed for school, I was actually payed to go to school. And it was full salary, I did that for 3 years. Got my bachelor, quite a lo
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by dimillian 8y ago
My father still use my square white Macbook, it stills work as good as day 1 with the factory battery. I wonder if my 2016 and 2018 MacBook Pro will get the same lifetime, if they does, it's still crazy hardware.
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by dimillian 8y ago
My old MacBook Pro I had for more than 5 years is 90% of the time around 100C. Whenever I'm working or playing. It's still working good.
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by dimillian 8y ago
So the crowd forbid to name Karl Marx here of what?
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by dimillian 9y ago
Verification is not done by humans, and it's instant.
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by dimillian 9y ago
You're all talking in the past tense like it's done. It's already recovering right now, the US market will wake up, and it'll be back on track. Every January is the same story for 4 years now. This thing will hit far far
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by dimillian 9y ago
That where it got trickier. IMO, if a big brand start to accept BTC, like Walmart or such, my strategy would be to hire 1 or 2 traders to deal exclusively with the BTC/FIAT wallet of the company. The goal being to make the BTC/FIA
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by dimillian 9y ago
How would one exploit a Google Cloud physical machine for example? One would still need to inject/patch a file to exploit processor right?
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by dimillian 9y ago
I think most of you don't realise at what scale Coinbase work. You just have to watch the trade history on GDAX for a few seconds to understand the sheer volume of what is actually happening. The GDAX web socket is very very robust. It
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by dimillian 9y ago
A bubble explosion would inevitably bankrupt the exchange platform first, then you. GDAX/Coinbase will never be able to create money out of thin air if everyone are selling and the BTC is dropping to $5. So even if you sell before ever
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by dimillian 9y ago
I don't really care about all the fluff & stuff behind all those alt, I just bought it very low at very high quantity, and sold it when it was higher. I love cryptos, whatever the use for it. It's free money. While it last.
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by dimillian 9y ago
I'm a huge fan of Reddit, it's basically where I got my info about everything in my life. It's like an up to date, curated version of the mess that some news site are. Plus conversations is highly interesting most of the time

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