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by draven 6y ago
Same here (Firefox 81.0 on OSX.) No errors in the javascript console.
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by draven 6y ago
"Ils ont également déclaré que le vraquier s’était rapproché de l’île pour capter une connexion wifi" They also declared the ship got closer to the island to get a WiFi connection. (Maybe the article got updated)
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by draven 6y ago
We use Kanban in my organisation and tickets go through a Analysis phase where the dev spells out the technical details of what they're going to do and then an Analysis review where two other devs will validate the analysis. Then the t
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by draven 6y ago
The Github button on the top right says "Scissionnez moi sur Github", I found the translation funny. The tags on the project here: https://github.com/soulaklabs/bitoduc.fr include "Branlette" (wanki
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by draven 6y ago
The answer is in the blog post ("Nubank understands the unique value of Clojure and Datomic, and is committed to continuing both without disruption." and the bullet points that follow.)
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by draven 6y ago
Ensime is not maintained anymore, I'd say the experience has been better with Metals for at least 2 or 3 versions now than it every was with Ensime. Give Metals a try! Following the instructions in the docs is enough to get a good work
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by draven 6y ago
I used to use it for Scala, sometimes the editor would hang for 30-40s (probably even more but I don't want to sound like I'm exagerating.) I moved back to Emacs+Metals which suits me better (it's hard to leave Emacs after 20
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by draven 6y ago
That was my first thought, this could be handy to hack small utilities. I think Tk widgets are themable.
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by draven 6y ago
It was way worse when I had to implement it a few months back. It's still incomplete, their implementation deviates from the standard or use some lesser used mechanism like the form_post response_type, requiring custom code. Implementi
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by draven 6y ago
Being healthy is not the only factor for long lifespan, there are also accidental risks (disease, being eaten by a tiger, ...) mitigated by our modern way of life and access to advanced healthcare. A Masai is probably healthier than a clich
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by draven 6y ago
I have the same issue for physical problems. I don't like to complain and I'm not really expressive. Physical appearance may also play a role (I'm 1.95m/95kg.) I had a double hernia with sciatic nerve inflammation go und
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by draven 6y ago
I saw this on my twitter feed this morning. They don't include the Giphy SDK. They act as a proxy and (ab)use range requests so they don't even see the size of the returned GIF. It's a really interesting read. And that blog p
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by draven 6y ago
I work for a startup and I'm in my late 30s. We recently hired a developer in his late 40s. All my friends working in the industry are around 40 and none of them has trouble finding work. I'm in France at the moment. Maybe this wh
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by draven 6y ago
I wouldn't say Ocaml encourages using mutable data structures. You have to use a ref to have a mutable variable. Most stdlib data structure are not mutable (operations on them return an updated structure.) Perhaps Common Lisp is a bett
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by draven 6y ago
+1 for the information asymmetry. I'm currently working remotely 4 days a week and there are 2 other devs working remotely between 80% and 100% of the time. One of the main issues is "oral tradition". Information is shared fr
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by draven 7y ago
I guess the liverwurst got an F, and that's because of the fat contents? I'm eating keto-like and most of what I eat have terrible nutriscores because of fat contents. Meanwhile useless stuff like white sliced bread gets a B.
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by draven 7y ago
It's also part of a ship and the word has been in use for more than 8 centuries: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/helm
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by draven 7y ago
We have a few remote employees in the company I work for (I'm one of them), there are still some things we could do better, but it works well. When there were strikes and it got difficult for people to go to the office, many worked rem
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by draven 7y ago
It's the author of the package, the readme says: Copyright (c) 2019 Ram Rachum, released under the MIT license.
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by draven 8y ago
Note: the corresponding emulator is there : https://github.com/LM-3/usim
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by draven 8y ago
I read this review of it by Richard Gabriel yesterday: https://www.dreamsongs.com/Files/amop-review.pdf The review itself is really interesting, you get to learn the context around the MOP and where this book actually
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by draven 8y ago
You mean Common Lisp ? Because Scheme is a Lisp. Guix is from GNU, Scheme is their official extension language (with Guile as the implementation.)
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by draven 8y ago
You can still work in a company not directly competing with your previous employer and get the compensation. I just had a quick look (I never had one), non-competes without compensation are illegal in France.
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by draven 8y ago
In my country (France) bread used to be a staple of the diet and there was no obesity epidemic at the time. Perhaps it has to do with total food intake. I live in Bangkok at the moment, rice is a staple food and Thais eat all the time (they
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by draven 8y ago
From the article: "To assess nations’ economic well-being, the researchers measured average incomes over the years by dividing a country’s gross domestic product (GDP) by the size of its population." How will that give you the ave
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by draven 8y ago
µnicorn
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by draven 8y ago
Linked from the article: https://vxlabs.com/2017/06/03/querying-restful-webservices-i...
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by draven 8y ago
Reading the whole thing it seems you're allowed to distribute it as is without changing anything, and not getting any commercial advantage out of the distribution. There's this: https://github.com/LispLang/ans
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by draven 8y ago
French here, I remember there's been a push against the use of "Mademoiselle" as a title by feminist groups, and it's not really used anymore for official administrative documents. See here: https://en.wikiped
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by draven 8y ago
FYI most of (all?) of government related websites are under *.gouv.fr in France. Having an alias under the .gov TLD for people used to this TLD would make sense, like eg tourism.france.gov => tourisme.gouv.fr

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