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Indeed, until reading your comment, I thought it was official . At least a short disclaimer would be welcome.
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I'm feeling lucky never worked, I doubt ChatGPT, alone, without a list of links, i.e. a page of results will work. At least to me, however good, I most of the times want choices. Nevertheless, where I think they could be impacted is
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> von der Leyen was a housewife. Sunak was a partner at one of the most successful hedge funds of all-time (in his late 20s), and founded his own multi-billion hedge fund. A bit partial I think, for those interested, maybe a more complet
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Can't speak for Japan, but recently in france I had to renew a document and was astonished when the relevant administration didn't live-up to its atrocious reputation and provided a smooth process. I'm sure it was a outlier a
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Given that at least, in part, the enthusiasm for EV by legacy car manufacturers seems driven out by wall-street. I wonder if a kind of course-correction is possible as it seems to have happened for media companies in streaming, where there
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One of the worst thing on old systems not supported anymore is the lack of updates of SSL certificates, nowdays you can't do nothing without valid certificates, everything stops working.
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4y ago
Two podcasts mainly related to history: - El Weekly listen [0] from Engelsberg Ideas and I recommand this episode [1]. - Jacobin's Long reads by Daniel Finn, only available from Jacobin's main feed (just search 'long re
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Related, sometimes I wonder if for instance some products I buy today have exactly the same taste today then in the past or if it slowly changed without I was able to discern it. For instance I wonder if a KitKat or Snickers has the same ta
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I'm maybe cynical but, as I see it, the final result was written right at the start, they only recruited this personn to acquire their knowledge, not finding someone younger at first. I would be ashamed to be involved in this kind of t
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I'm a relatively newcomer so maybe discard this comment. What hurts me most at this point is the lack of documentation, or at least the lack of simple examples. This is the only language I know where more often than not the main docume
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Also, this wiki is a great ressource: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Haskell
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Love it. Years I use it as my HN front page.
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Not similar, but related, once I made the mistake of paying with "pay with amazon" on a website, I foolishly thought that amazon would hide most of my details, instead of it they immediately shared my email with this website, with
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Is there a guide / (giant) cheatsheet of all these hidden features, collected somewhere? It would be a great ressource.
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Learning Haskell, just reading through runST and rank-2 polymorphism , my brain exploded, so I just came reading HN and procrastinate a couple of minutes (or more...) :).
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I thought they had already one, with Michael Morell's podcast. /s https://art19.com/shows/intelligence-matters
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Thanks, for the reply, what such a weird policy. I found it so uncanny at first, that I even thought that they had somehow internally a system where they were able to automatically merge some comments and documentation with their source fil
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Is there a reason why it seems there is so little documentation/comments in source files of WebKit? Or maybe I'm missing something/opened the wrong files.
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> That’s why building a series of EPR would be a good thing long-term, as it would provide some justifications to train new engineers and a refreshed skilled workforce. Also very true. The most difficult is most likelihy to build the fir
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While it's evident nuclear sentiment is not great in germany, from my point of view, I wouldn't characterize it as great in france either. Sadly, I think in this domain (as in many) france lives with the infrastructure and build o
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Unrelated question, maybe someone knows, each time I opened a JavaScriptCore or Webkit source file, i've almost never seen any comments. Is it me and my bad sampling or these codes have almost no documentation at all? That's reall
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The Mysterious Disappearance of a Revolutionary Mathematician
(newyorker.com)
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Acknowledged at the end of the blog post.
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What's the worst, are companies that behave as if they were above spam, e.g. Google (but far from being the sole offender) who send mail spam (e.g. every term of service update for a given product) without even providing a link to unsu
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Another interesting opinion piece in NYT on this subject https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/10/opinion/putin-russia-ukra...
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In some endurance sports there is also the question of whether to use poles or not, on this subject last week I've seen these fascinating tweets: https://twitter.com/nicgiovanelli/status/1488411562515869696
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cool domain tld!
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Related pod episode (Jäger guest of Bungacast) https://bungacast.podbean.com/e/235-political-ritalin-ft-ant...
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Bellum omnium contra omnes. Davis Runciman has a very good associated limited podcast series [1] itself spinoff of his excellent recurring podcast [2] co-hosted with Helen Thompston. [1] https://www.talkingpoliticspodcast.com&#
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At this point, Minitel has become kind of Rorschachtest for france, some see forward engineering, some see decline, some bureaucracy... What's great, is one can project almost anything on it. (disclosure, i'm french)
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