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811.
by forty 5y ago
I'm French, I hope we (France, EU) follow your lead.
812.
by forty 5y ago
I guess when there is a mistake they can put on the restaurant, they are happy to have the restaurant pay for the refund. When they do the mistake, understandably they'd rather keep the money too :)
813.
by forty 5y ago
Note Gdpr is not only about cookies. It's about data collection. Being able to get and erase your personal data from any website is quite a nice feature.
814.
by forty 5y ago
In France in practice you can work 2-3 years for the same client without too much problem from what I could see. They just make sure to change the mission once in a while, so that the contract does look like it's lasting too long.
815.
by forty 5y ago
I have been teaching my daughter too. She is younger (she just turned 5), and En passant is one of the rules I voluntarily skipped (together with Castling). Pawns rules are already such a mess without it!
816.
by forty 5y ago
I guess criminals in your country use nice low damage weapons, in that case I guess it works. In my country they seem to use some kind of automatic weapons, where the odds of really missing is low :) (I have seen some cars destroyed by such
817.
by forty 5y ago
Interesting that it's different for sound, taste and smell! Do you have an internal narrative? I think I can kind of imagine what it's like not to be able to picture images in my head but I always have a very hard time imagining w
818.
by forty 5y ago
Why would you babel or webpack your nodejs backend code? (Genuinely asking, I have never needed to do it in the last 10 years, so I assumed this was all about browser compatibility and not having to download thousands of small file over the
819.
by forty 5y ago
I'd say it's a good idea to try out on your specific workload and figure out what works best for your use case. The good news is that it's probably very very easy to switch and try all the CPUs offered by your cloud provider.
820.
by forty 5y ago
I have no idea if nodejs is taking advantage of this to be honest.
821.
by forty 5y ago
Precisely, aren't babel & webpack front end issues?
822.
by forty 5y ago
I'm not convinced :) Admittedly the largest project I'm working on is mostly in TS now, and I probably get most of the benefits of the import syntax even if require is used under the hood (including linters, which I think worked e
823.
by forty 5y ago
Yeah I have been happy with require/commonjs for the last ~10 years, I'm not sure why suddenly it seems to be a problem. The main problem to me is this push to this ESM thing, which I don't know what it brings to me. I unders
824.
by forty 5y ago
Haha at home I'm an AMD fanboy - personal laptop is a Ryzen 4750u - and I happen to collect ARM single board computers, so I think I'm pretty open minded when it comes to CPU choice (and btw in those c6a instances I'd love to
825.
by forty 5y ago
Those are HTTP APIs which are mostly reading from MySQL and S3. They are running on nodejs 12 (soon 16 ^^). They are using quite a lot of CPU, probably mostly due to having to parse large amount of JSON, and a bunch of cryptographic operati
826.
by forty 5y ago
Some anecdotal experience: - we switched our nodejs workload to graviton (c6g from c5), and it resulted in needing more instances, which ended up costing nearly exactly the same price - ARM is annoying in practice for some stuff (we build o
827.
by forty 5y ago
Heavily regulated by whoever can put enough resources to have the majority of computation.
828.
by forty 5y ago
> If someone is trying to kill you and you kill them first, this is more likely to lead to your survival than if you just let them kill you. And if this is more likely to happen, they are more likely to not attempt to kill you at risk to
829.
by forty 5y ago
> I live in a country that ban guns, and I'm not aware of a reason why it would affect anyone's life negatively. I notice you haven't answered that part :)
830.
by forty 5y ago
Eventually, they die. Just like everyone else :)
831.
by forty 5y ago
Do you know if there is a way to be prompted each time?
832.
by forty 5y ago
How do you choose in which profile links from outside of the browser should open?
833.
by forty 5y ago
> People with a criminal history who go back to a life of crime just get a gun through their criminal organization the same way they get the illegal drugs they're dealing. just because they can have weapons somehow is not a reason t
834.
by forty 5y ago
Can't "entire container images" be nearly the same thing as a binary? (I'm thinking to things like distroless based images)
835.
by forty 5y ago
I have no idea for Riscv specifically, but x86/amd64 have a lot of optional instructions (I'm mostly aware of vector stuff like SSE, AVX but I'm sure there are other stuff). On the programming side, you can detect at runtime
836.
by forty 5y ago
What about the future increase of .sh? I own one for personal stuff, and it's apparently going to increase from ~40€ to ~73€ which is a bit hard to swallow for personal use.
837.
by forty 5y ago
And now thanks to you, google recommends me to look into DuckDuckGo for that search https://ibb.co/WKg4h6Z :D
838.
by forty 5y ago
A nice illustration of Poe's law :) I'm pretty sure it's a joke :D https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law
839.
by forty 5y ago
Since it's your new Emacs, can you explain how Obsidian compare to Org mode? (I see that apparently it's not open source?). Thanks!
840.
by forty 5y ago
Yes, something like this. For all we know, everything else might just be a big chemical reaction, with no pain involved. The dog reaction might just be like a reflex. The only reason why we know it own pain exist is, well, because it hurts

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