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2y ago
Just for your knowledge, in french "bit" sounds exactly like the word for "dick" that is "bite"...
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2y ago
Something that is missing in all western news that I have seen so far is why the president did that? The only info is that he said that it is to protect the democracy from north Korean supporters in the opposition, but no more details. Does
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2y ago
That will be wonderful with AI: Sir, I have this conversation with chatgpt where the assistant tells me that you are guilty. Based on the fact that chatgpt is able to correctly count raspberries we can now legally consider that it is r
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2y ago
In my experience, when there is a position of Engineering Manager, this person is almost never directly involved with the tech. Usually companies wants them to be pure manager and have dedicated staff/principal/architect for the t
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2y ago
For me it is not respecting the zen of python by pushing you to bad formatting sometimes just because the tool requires you to. And just for reminder, the following is one important point at the beginning of the pep8: Foolish Consiste
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2y ago
Something like harassment maybe? Either there is an official redundancy plan and that would make sense, but otherwise it is quite the proof that the work is not in question but like a personal vendetta. Or that the director was trying to de
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2y ago
This is really a great job! This is the old style open source community that I love something and that is often shadowed by big commercial open core projects pretending that they need to change their license because others are using they wo
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2y ago
In lots of case linters might be harmful also. It is one thing to have a style guide people follow in most cases, it is another one to rigidly force everywhere the style that the linter enforce. Especially because most linters will impose t
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2y ago
Perfect trend on our speedway run to Idiocracy... I guess it is just lacking having students drinking Gatorade at the same time that they "PDF to brainrot" study to ensure that they will be well educated. Because, as you know, &qu
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2y ago
Same idea but I would not say it like you: - social network site will ask Google if the use is old enough with any random I'd that can be used to match Google response. - but Google will now have a record of your Google account request
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2y ago
Yes, indeed I meant not typescript, not js but something to do a real desktop app. I'm not specially fan of Rust, but here what annoys me is to have to use an electron based app...
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2y ago
Sorry but you don't know the definition of a free software / OSS project. This project is clearly not OSS based on the common definition. They invent their own stupid license that we can say is freemiumish with available sources:
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2y ago
I support the idea of this project as something simple and not going through a third party service is a need. Just sad that it is based on typescript.
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2y ago
You can but it defeats the purpose of typing. Makes a little bit more complicated to code and more verbose for almost no benefit. That is my point.
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2y ago
It's basically the same, your social account will now be identified/linked to your legal identity and I'm not sure if it not covered by the same amendment.
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2y ago
The logic of type hint is not bad but sadly I think that type hint are making python source code messy and unreadable. I'm missing a lot simple functions with explicit argument names and docstrings with arguments types and descriptions
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2y ago
What kind of moron is elected in the parlement of Australia? On one side social media can have huge fines if they don't prevent "teenagers" to use social networks, but on the other side the platforms will be banned to require
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2y ago
Probably something up to 50$. Redis lab is not that big as a company so they might not be able to hire top notch lawyers. But regarding the history of free software that is made of individuals fighting the overreach of predatory corporation
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2y ago
Sad to see that Phoronix has the worst advertisement experience that you can have on mobile now: Full page deceptive interscreen, banniers that randomly popup from the top and from the bottom messing up with the layout, mini video showing u
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2y ago
I'm obviously not a lawyer, but from what I can see, a project like redis_py is way older than any trademark registration from Redis lab. If I'm not wrong looking at the trademark, database, they have registered them recently (201
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2y ago
Taiwanese were raised with a spirit of freedom and democracy, so no, they will not go along with China if it was to happen. Look at how HK was destroyed. What will probably happen is that the smartest and skillets one will flee, most probab
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2y ago
Someone up for a tldr? Because after 10 mins reading I still see no meaningful content except the usual word wasting stories of the Washington post. Still no idea what the mystery is about exactly?
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2y ago
Just looked at the transcription but it looks like a very good general public summary of all the major terms/concepts/bricks of AI. Especially with the slides in the transcription. A link to keep to share with beginners that would
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2y ago
thanks to a court ruling last month that forces Google to stop requiring Google Play Billing for apps in the Play Store. Google won a temporary administrative stay on this ruling late last month, I did not hear about that! Such a
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2y ago
It is a trend I saw countless of times in my professional experience: let's do exactly the same thing as before, but it is now, so it is not the same and so we expect a different outcome. And in the end, the result is the same and the
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2y ago
They have attempted it, multiple time, I think the first time was with tablet support for Gingerbread. There was a big trend of "convergence" a few years ago (ios, ubuntu unity...), but everyone realized that it is totally stupid
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ANSI Escape Sequences Cheatsheet
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Typically the kind of library that is useless and root cause of the dependency hell we are now living in. That kind of simple things should be a basic inside once program or at worse a simple snipper copied from stack overflow or anything l
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2y ago
It's not the popup that is required, it is crappy websites that prefers to do the popups in the most annoying way to force you to accept you wouldn't want to. Somehow we can at thanks to Europe, so that sites and app that do thing
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2y ago
First, I don't see the problem with conflicting interests. Sad for them is not necessary sad for us. Then, in my case it was more "sad" from a commercial point of vue, because it is means that despite their models potentially
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