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by erelde 10y ago
Get some copies of the classic Looney Tunes, Tom & Jerry 1940-1950 for example. (not the sixties it all goes downhill, the drawing isn't as good, they begin talking, too much characters).
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by erelde 10y ago
There's proof of electrons... Your screen. edit: there's also proof of quantum effect in the real world.
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by erelde 10y ago
The French project would be even worse for us French coders. Symbols used for code would be hidden behind several layers like altgr combinations. While, imo, archaic symbols (ÇÀÉÈàçê, etc) would be on the first layer. I'm planning on d
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by erelde 10y ago
I'd like to see another big player in the os market. Something really new, not based on UNIX (don't get me wrong people...). Just for the sake of diversity. And maybe the illusory desire of a clean slate.
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by erelde 10y ago
I forgot about this, Randall Munroe sometimes does things I'd like to do. And, I also "weep for my gender".
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by erelde 10y ago
Immediatly what went through my head: "Maybe Facebook has planned this like a chess game, and planned several moves ahead even before their first move." I wonder how many moves they have in advance.
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by erelde 10y ago
But careful not to push too much your facebook argument: > Would you like to live without fire? More humans lived without it than with it after all. I reframed the context too much, it became bad. There's a fundamental problem with
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by erelde 10y ago
In Paris, I used to leave my bag on the street in front of my high school whole days. It was just leaning on the front door, for hours. That was before. Now I guess someone would call a bomb disposal team and cut the traffic 3 blocks around
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by erelde 10y ago
What are you afraid of? More serioulsy. I think there are curated word lists out there without swear words.
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by erelde 10y ago
I love the pull requests and the messages in data/exclude.conf
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by erelde 10y ago
WebGL crashes on Chrome on my Nexus 5 (2013). Funny how that works.
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by erelde 10y ago
That quote is beautiful but it reminds me a lot of tales of hubris, although I do not believe in any god(s), I always felt some truth in that mythical sin. Can we grow designed software? Or, can we design truly growing software? I guess it
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by erelde 10y ago
It reminds me of the recent Google/Oracle trial, where both parties got rid of all computer literate persons in the jury. "Peers" in that case, maybe should have meant "people able to understand the technicalities",
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by erelde 10y ago
"It's not because every human has died that I will die too." I need proof that human innovation potential is unlimited.
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by erelde 10y ago
I would think that by the time they actually move some meaningful distance, their sun would not be 'behind' them anymore, they'd still be moving toward ours, but as the whole thing is constantly moving, their sun would have m
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by erelde 10y ago
For me at least, it still lacks this 'perceived' reactiveness, that millisecond of delay that I don't have with Sublime or vim. I don't know if it's placebo but I have got to use what _feels_ right to me.
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by erelde 10y ago
Its similarity with Ruby? It doesn't _feel_ like I would have to learn completely new paradigms
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by erelde 10y ago
I suppose there are limits to Electron launch time ? VS Code and Atom both launch a 'full' browser and server, html, css, js and the whole shebang to make all of that work; while Sublime is compiled C++ (with a python API).
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by erelde 10y ago
What is the incentive for carriers to limit updates ? To save cost on bandwidth ? (...) Another related/unrelated rhetorical question, should I prepare to buy another Nexus when my Nexus 5 is no longer supported ? (which should be so
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by erelde 10y ago
From experience: neovim often forgets basic settings for indentation, it's the only flaw I've experienced myself but it's enough that I can't use it.
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by erelde 10y ago
Isn't reader mode effectively an adblocker and no-javascript mode ? That will parse the html and return only what it detects as the divs you want to read ?
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by erelde 10y ago
I'd replace the TV with a `smart mirror`. The `mirror` would make the living room seem larger and the `smart` would improve the quality of the information provided.
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by erelde 10y ago
I read the three books last year, it really was good, left some strong impressions. IMO: the beginning introduces some hard to get concepts, expecting the reader to stop and really try to understand. PS/EDIT: I think Ars Technica is go
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by erelde 10y ago
I'm a young (24) dev working in a very large org (tens of thousands large), I often feel like most people should never have been allowed to use a computer in their office. Young or old. Of course it's silly because of the global p
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by erelde 10y ago
I think people grew taller generally after the 60s ? Richer nutrition globally certainly, lots of meat (also leading to earlier puberty I seem to remember) ?
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by erelde 10y ago
Emotionaly I think I'd care more for my creations :/
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by erelde 10y ago
There's nothing wrong with it if they are unique and if your accounts are well compartmentalized I guess...
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by erelde 10y ago
What _is_ an "AI" ?
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by erelde 10y ago
I've made an .epub of this, because I don't have time to read it yet. If someone else wants to read that more comfortably later tonight: https://www.dropbox.com/s/143tu70gxc40qvi/In.The.Beginning.W...
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by erelde 10y ago
> Desktop productivity tools are long history You should take a walk in an administration building. IE6 and MS Office are still in use. "For security reasons".

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