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by gwervc 3y ago
Certainly not from a dietetic point of view.
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I don't agree. As far as I remember somewhat extreme opinions were present in the public discourse (for instance far left positions on university campus, far right ones at the local pub). Moreover, people who want me dead or removed fr
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by gwervc 3y ago
No he's right. The JRP is not sold in dollars but in yens so your comparison is likely skewed by exchange rates. Price rose by 50 to 70% near the end of 2023. I was lucky enough to get one at the old price on my last trip, and new pric
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by gwervc 3y ago
"We" are not forbidding you to open a computer, start experimenting and publishing some new method. If you're so convinced that "we" are stuck in a local maxima, you can do some of the work you are advocating instea
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by gwervc 3y ago
Flat and monochrome icons have lost so much expressivity they are basically useless to express what they stand for. A lot of time I had to think for a moment while having the name of a menu written to make the connection between the image a
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by gwervc 3y ago
That works with almost every topic. Two-three questions you're in the bachelor degree level depth, 4-5 master one, 5-6 phd, 7 only God knows.
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by gwervc 3y ago
> Then, declare any criticism of the project as racist One criticism quoted in the article is this: > "When you’re building 30, 40-storey high rises out of concrete, there’s a big gap between that and an Indigenous way of buildin
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by gwervc 3y ago
It's quite incredible how hating men have been not only normalized but institutionalized in the last few years. Changing a single word in that kind of headlines would give a strong 1933 vibe.
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by gwervc 3y ago
The heartwarming thing in your post is they are still using PC. Recently, I put the PDF of an old reference book on a server for a friend to download and gave him the link on facebook messenger. He replied the link doesn't open. I told
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by gwervc 3y ago
To prove that at least a single piece of novel software was ever written in it. It's an improvement over the decade we had here and elsewhere of people asking devs to rewrite their software with it; a phenomenon big enough to have it&#
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by gwervc 3y ago
> Ainsi comprend-il notamment une longue série d'abréviations et d'acronymes In that respect it's no different than any (big) corporation in the country. At least one team I've been maintained an internal lexicon but
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by gwervc 3y ago
Interesting experience. For anyone considering switching jobs because they were in your situation, here is my survival guide of doing jack shit as a software developer: - set medium/low expectation. To that effect don't work more
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by gwervc 3y ago
I don't think so. At least at the organizational level, I noticed that most companies try to screw workers, despite being in a country with one of the most protective labor laws. My former company did me dirty (I stayed only the trial
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by gwervc 3y ago
Number of wars started by North Korea in the last 70 years: 0. Number of wars started by the US in the timeframe: hold my beer. Also Hong-Kong have been Chinese for centuries, before being colonized by the UK.
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by gwervc 3y ago
The exact same thing can be said about Instagram and the US. The fact consumers are summoned once in a while to chose in-between two sockpuppets of the establishment (corporations + deep state) is of little relevance, especially to foreigne
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That's a very slim proposition value, especially when multiple commands in a row require admin privileges.
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by gwervc 3y ago
It always is. Now that a significant percentage of the population religiously believes in climate change, it can be used as an authority argument for whatever prince increase or service reduction from corporations, and new taxes and regulat
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by gwervc 3y ago
> There are lots of groundbreaking applications. > proceeds to give absolutely no example nor source Yeah sure.
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by gwervc 3y ago
> 1. Volume * conversion That's the key, it's the only two variables that matters. However, this is also the reason why it's hard for a lot of men to get a mate: Number of interactions IRL is harder and harder to get with
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by gwervc 3y ago
You may be joking but as a French I've read the domain as "igrek"-combinator my whole life :)
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by gwervc 3y ago
> Sure it is bytecode but runs in the browser. About half if not more posts are about WASI (WebAssembly outside the browser). There really isn't anything new to justifying the level of hype; bytecode or code running in the browser a
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by gwervc 3y ago
Because it takes time to write a paper and publish it. And researchers usually don't care about code so the version used when starting the project is never upgraded.
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by gwervc 3y ago
Could you give some more information, like topic, kind of book, marketing strategy?
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by gwervc 3y ago
WinRT is one of the biggest fail of Microsoft in the last decades. Instead of pushing for a multiplatform .NET implementation with a portable UI (Silverlight OOB was just that), or even running on most Windows versions, we got framework ove
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by gwervc 3y ago
> something bad happens to boy Why don't you? You should have... Make more efforts. You are doing it wrong. In your shoes we would have... It wasn't easier in the past. Stop making excuses. Get your shit together. Don't
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by gwervc 3y ago
No, in general. It's a tax hell, the state is capturing about 43.5% of GDP for very questionable results on every plan (security, education, health, etc.) The money will be diverted to friends of friends that don't need it in the
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by gwervc 3y ago
I wrote a dictionary system based on graph, the graph itself isn't being displayed. I agree RDF is garbage tech, it's easier to do something without it. The solution is came with to display content from a given node is first to gr
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by gwervc 3y ago
The matrix is indeed really strong in the West. At least in an autocracy you'd assume most "information" is somehow propaganda but here people believe whatever the press and government feed them. And when given information th
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by gwervc 3y ago
... human-made resources are still needed. Besides the questionable quality of AI art that doesn't address all needs, it's purely and simply forbidden within games published on Steam.
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Access to ressources is hardly a new problem: when I was an NLP graduate student about a decade ago a teacher of us had scrapped (and continued to do so) a major newspaper for years to make a corpus. The legality of that was questionable at

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