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forty
9mo ago
Like siblings comments, I would be really interested to know to which country and union you are referring to. In France it's certainly not true (I have a very senior engineering role and I am in a union and it never was an issue, and a
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9mo ago
Do you have sources for what you say for meat for example? From what I could read on this topic, they don't have the same traceability constraints, may use growth hormones that are forbidden here, etc. To add to the absurdity, one of t
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9mo ago
I'm sure everyone would be happy to purchase stuff that respect our own standards. We forbid our farmers to use some chemicals because they are bad for health and nature, it would be completely stupid to start purchasing food abroad th
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9mo ago
And how does that work for them?
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9mo ago
There are differences though. First the US is still a democracy, so unhappy voters matter (and there are the midterms which is an opportunity to express unhappiness). Second the ties between Europe and US are greater than they were between
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9mo ago
Feels like the right direction, pull all European money from the US, hope that financial and economical consequences convince US citizens to deal with their president as he deserves. It will decrease profits short term but certainly will ha
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9mo ago
There was an issue in Claude code which is fixed in latest release
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9mo ago
Note that the Claude code LSP integration was actually broken for a while after it was released, so make sure you have a very recent version if you want to try it out. However as parent comment said, it seems to always grep instead, unless
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9mo ago
You make it sound like a problem, but if you can make 311k, I'd say it shouldn't too hard to make 310k instead if that's better for you? Unless some companies have minimum salaries that high?
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9mo ago
I was also surprised that this would be surprising :)
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9mo ago
Yes, this is what I meant exactly.
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9mo ago
If your git history gives you the "what" and not the "why", you are doing it wrong. We can already see what is done in the commit diff. We can only guess why you did it if you don't explain in the message.
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9mo ago
I cannot see this page, I'm redirected to https://claude.com/fr-fr/blog/cowork-research-preview which don't exist. Private tab doesn't help
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9mo ago
They know everything you do with Claude code since everything goes through their servers
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9mo ago
His whole #freespeech theater would be slightly more convincing if they did not praise America's neo fascists in the same tweet and also if cloudflare did not work in, for example, China (where I guess they comply with local censorship
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9mo ago
If the US is ready to start a war against Europe to invade Groenland, it's certainly because they need more sand and plastic? Of course in weight it's probably mostly sand and plastic but the interesting bit probably needs palladi
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9mo ago
What if we run out of GPU? Out of RAM? Out of electricity? AWS is already raising GPU prices, that never happened before. What if there is war in Taiwan? What if we want to get serious about climate change and start saving energy for vital
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9mo ago
I don't disagree, but I would argue that the same thing can be said from any kind of "investor" who then capture most of the value produced just because it turned out they had the money that others had not (most of the time j
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9mo ago
> Better some people are poor than everybody is poor Well, technically it's only better for the few that are not poor, for all of the others, it's the same. It's even probably worse because rich people in a country with mo
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10mo ago
For a second, I misread and thought it was going to be about this guy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Lang_(French_politician)
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10mo ago
To be able to do mass action, it would be nice if there was an equivalent of gnu cash but using plain text files as a file format, so we could do mass editing of the file using our usual text editor (like emacs) rather than having to learn
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10mo ago
You may be able to convert it to CO2 emissions to track your impact :) but for that you'd also need to track how those kWh of electricity were produced ^^
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10mo ago
That's my feeling as well, I work on a fairly large and old code base I know pretty well, and generally Claude doesn't build things really faster than I would and then I spend more time reviewing. I end up using it for the most bo
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10mo ago
Indeed after checking the article again he does mention that he had to test those Google phones. At least it's a problem their readers won't have :)
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10mo ago
What I don't get is that if he wants a physical sim and microsd card, why does he purchase a phone without those? By doing so you are confirming the phone manufacturers choosing to remove the physical sim cards that they made the right
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10mo ago
I was going to make a joke on how fullstackelixir.com would probably still be available, but I checked just in case and it's not ^^
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10mo ago
I was also quite chocked that you did this ^^ I'm not sure who is the naive one, either you or me, but I would never have assumed that such a name would sell for more than 2k (but at least it was worth it for you here). I'm really
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10mo ago
It's a broader EU thing (named AOP - protected designation of origin) rather than French only, though you are right that France has plenty of those for wines and cheese. But it's also protecting Greek Feta, Italian Parma ham, Scot
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10mo ago
Yeah thanksfully in Europe we have AOP / AOC (protected name of origin) so that names can have a meaning. Good that Vidalia farmers seem to have managed to do the same somehow. Regarding Champagne, the funniest part is that Russia gran
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10mo ago
There are all kinds of things you might qualify as "art" which are forbidden in my country (France) - for example if your "art" is about drawing nazi symbols you hopefully are going to have troubles - and I don't ha
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