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by eloisant 3y ago
They would have a different job already and wouldn't have to go through a layoff and find a job in a time where most tech companies are in hiring freeze.
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by eloisant 3y ago
This is just good manners, I don't check my phone in the middle of a conversation and my friends don't do it either. I also teach my kids not to do that.
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by eloisant 3y ago
> These were all very real events with very real repercussions. They did not conclusively prove there is no "safe" nuclear power, but they did illustrate the consequences of getting it wrong. The worse consequences of these eve
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by eloisant 3y ago
not if they're still homeless
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by eloisant 3y ago
To give an example: you can define "tall" for an adult human as being 0 if 150cm, 1 if 210cm, 0.7 if 190cm, etc. Unlike boolean logic where you're either "tall" or "not tall".
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by eloisant 3y ago
"Deep learning" as used today isn't fuzzy logic, it's actually multi-layered neural networks. (hence the "deep": because it has multiple layers of neural networks instead of a single one). The reason why resear
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by eloisant 3y ago
The thing is Hello Fresh is for people who are not used to cooking. If you're used to cooking then you know enough recipes, you know what to buy and you don't need Hello Fresh. Having cooking time from actual customers instead of
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by eloisant 3y ago
What he's saying it is looks like a child toy, and he wants it to look like a teenager/adult toy. (No I'm not talking about "those" adult toys.)
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by eloisant 3y ago
The Switch OLED is 320 euros, the Steam Deck is 420 euros for the 64Gb. Yes it's more expensive, but not "different magnitude" expensive. Also there was a queue for the first few months, but now you can order it and get it sh
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by eloisant 3y ago
Easily maybe, but very few PS3/360 games run well with the Steam Deck specs. Many Switch games run well but not all of them.
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by eloisant 3y ago
Goog = $110B MS = $100B Amazon = $64B Meta = $37B So no, Apple is not the big tech with the most cash. They do have a much higher market cap than the others but it's simply based on their brand image and speculation.
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by eloisant 3y ago
The biggest issue is that ARM was already king, so x86 was an exception that wasn't always accounted for. So there was occasional incompatibilities and no real benefit to balance them.
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by eloisant 3y ago
This might be true, but the world we live in where x86 is the open platform and ARM is a mess of incompatibility. You want to install Ubuntu on your laptop? Download this ISO and you're good. You want to install LineageOS on your phone
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by eloisant 3y ago
This has been true for any new tool, you can do more alone using those tools. And you can now do alone things that could only be done with a small team of people. But still, using those tools you can achieve more with a team than alone.
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by eloisant 3y ago
Talking about France that has a similar law: no, that only works for unused homes. Let's say you have an empty secondary home that you don't use, don't rent, etc. Maybe you're trying to sell it, or maybe you just don&#x2
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by eloisant 3y ago
I understand the lottery but it makes no sense to have people pay money that they lose even if they lose the lottery.
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by eloisant 4y ago
Also creating custom devices for orthodontics is pretty common already
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by eloisant 4y ago
If you're a freelance networking to get customers, maybe.
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by eloisant 4y ago
> If I’m big & you’re small & you’re growing faster, then it’s a matter of time before you surpass me. This is true: my son went from 50cm to 150cm in 13 years, so when he turns 26 he should be roughly 250cm, then 350cm when he a
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by eloisant 4y ago
I don't know, when you're talking about "the right arm", it seems obvious that it's the patient's right arm and not the arm that you see on your right when you're looking at the patient. I don't think
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by eloisant 4y ago
> I think it's certainly possibly to establish such relationships with neighbours today, though it's hugely luck of the draw It's something that is often critized as ghettoization, but that's why I think it's imp
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by eloisant 4y ago
There are foldable phones!
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by eloisant 4y ago
Apple needed a new OS, for sure, just like Microsoft needed a new OS after their DOS-based Windows 9x branch. But there were other options than NeXT. They nearly bought Be (and BeOS) instead of NeXT and that might have worked. Also they cou
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by eloisant 4y ago
One thing Apple was good at is not releasing a product until the technology to make it good exists. There have been rumors of an iPhone way before release, even the name was obvious to everyone (after the iPod and the iMac), and Apple proba
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by eloisant 4y ago
Going with the vision of one man, and the "style that he prefers" is often better than design by committee, or data-driven decisions that end up in the best case being a bland product that nobody hates, and in the worst case in a
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by eloisant 4y ago
I'm going to use the verb "to meat with someone" from now on.
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by eloisant 4y ago
More concerning is that the police and judges will follow on the casino's requests.
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by eloisant 4y ago
They are not as confortable as bikes because you're standing, so you can't really travel the same distances as an e-bike. I honestly think the e-bike wins most of the cases, even if they're more bulky and can't easily ge
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by eloisant 4y ago
It's tribalism.
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by eloisant 4y ago
> There are a lot of speculations and hypothesis from people who don't live in Paris and try to apply their experience in a different city to Paris, so allow me to offer the experience (obviously I'm biased) of someone living t

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