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I mean, they're creepingly good sometimes. I once met a lady in the streets, we exchanged numbers and sent a few messages but never saw each other again. Facebook recommended her to me. I used whatsapp to text her, so I assume Facebook
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Balistic missiles aren't really guided. They're closer to the slingshot approach.
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For those interested in FEM, I found out about Fenics a few years back [1], here's an extract from their homepage: "FEniCS is a popular open-source (LGPLv3) computing platform for solving partial differential equations (PDEs). FEn
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I believe that's only if you use public transport through the Pass Navigo. I'm not sure individual tickets are reimbursed, and I'm pretty sure gas isn't either. But getting 50% off of your Navigo, which is a monthly pass
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Damn, lwn is sweeet !! :)
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[2] is from 2012 though, almost a decade ago. The web has come a long way since, and in five years to a decade could be competitive. With wasm and webgpu and what not. And as of today, i dont think the mobile web interfaces for fb and messe
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Yes !! Tomate à la croque au sel as we call'em !! First time I ate a tomato like that in the US, my american friends made so much fun of me "yo, no way brooo ! he's eating a tomato like an apple, da'fu !! Weird frenchman
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Maybe, do you have a source you could share please ? I often read this argument around but have not verified it. I've also heard some records produced under Napoleon were used. But this was a real crazy time. Hypothetical scenario (in
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I'm in the same case, it this the story ? https://edition.cnn.com/2020/01/08/us/jussie-smollett-chicag...
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Fun read! My next bash exercise will be to try and understand some of these commands, quite a feat! greping the ps output would work with any program, right ? That was pretty cool. Killing it from emacs was def a good laugh ! They should ad
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Don't we pay for streets though, indirectly through municipal taxes or what not ?
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I’ve been wanting to config emacs to change my special char layout from major modes to major modes. As such, i could make my backslash key easily accessible from latex-mode, but out of the way in python-mode. Get my backquote easily accessi
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Bernard Stiegler's story has always fascinated me [1]: "In 1987–88, with Catherine Counot, Stiegler commissioned an exhibition at the Centre Georges-Pompidou, entitled Mémoires du futur: bibliothèques et technologies. Stiegler def
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You’ll be happy next time you npm import something time sensitive that requires computation, and that you can just use from js for free. Think about how you would do ML with just python. That’d be insane. And thankfully the packages you nee
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This is so amazing. I love south park, thanks for sharing ;)
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Insane the part where they get multiple angles from the same generated face
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To bad it needs to be a specific length, these would work otherwise: (+ (CAR hn) 1) And the variation: (LET ((hn '(1 2 3))) (+ (CAR hn) 1) This one works as well :) STRCPY(str2, str1) You might be able to even meet the length requireme
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In france, companies all pay quite a lot of money to some fund. The fund’s purpose is to finance employee education if they want to switch careers. For instance, my friend was a mechanical engineer at Total, and after 3 years left to go stu
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Nice ! Its been a while ive been out of the game, handnt heard of lightning in a while ! I tried googling some stats, but its always hard to get grasp at them. I dont have the knowledge to understand how much shares each participant repres
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This ! In france, its a classic move by big companies to have mbb formalize what they already know: a need to restructure which unfortunately involves firing people. Its easier to justify restructuring because mbb said so than because the c
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Neat project ! Dearly needed. But may i ask, why not use pandoc to convert notebooks to orgmode and git that ?
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I love s expressions, i can now manipulate my code semantically thanks to paredit & co. Learning vim is the first step to being able to properly manipulate code. Paredit is the next and last step ;)
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Sure, but 90% of the time, I and most people I know don't do very sophisticated searches. I'm actually mostly using google as a billion dollar search engine for wikipedia / stackoverflow / arch wiki / bbc / ny
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Great feedback ! From your first sentence, i assume you are american ? Would you recommend it to non americans that wish to enter us soil within the decade ?
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True but i’ll argue a bit. They statistically maximize reward. As far as i’m aware, the engineer is still designing the reward function. She’s also designing the statistical method to converge to the optimal solution (as quickly as possible
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Agreed. I much prefer we would call it statistical intelligence. Although artificial intelligence is actually spot on. We just understand the wrong side of the ambiguity. Its not really intelligence that we have reproduced artificially - si
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Did not know that... now i understand bitcoin.
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Whaat ? Is this for real ? How do we combat this ? Do i need to go snowden on my phone, open it up, disconnect everything and use a jack based mic ? I really dont care about the frontal camera, idt i’ve ever used it tbh.
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Very interesting post, thank you for sharing !! > 2. The RSA key strength is only 1280 bits. This reminds me that in france, unless cryptography is not used for authentication, it is considered a military weapon, and civil usage is restr
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Neat project, I've wanted to give it a try for a while but never got around to do it, great job ! Interesting that it put the comma at the same place as the bepo [1] ! It obviously recognized that vowels should be placed on the home ro
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