jfabre

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by jfabre 5y ago
I'm just a fan... I do not work for them. I was just expressing my opinion about how I saw the whole space. I've been playing for more than 2 years on Tabletop Simulator and I consider Talespire a very big upgrade that's all.
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by jfabre 5y ago
Lookup talestavern and talesbazaar those are fan-made websites that host a ton of 3d maps that were built in Talespire and the game is not even popular yet. People will be able to build their own minis, tiles and props very soon. Building h
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by jfabre 5y ago
The project is still in its infancy, so yeah they're missing a couple of things. I've been building stuff in it for a while and currently running my first campaign in it. 1. I agree with you, but hidden zones are good enough for n
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by jfabre 5y ago
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by jfabre 5y ago
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by jfabre 6y ago
Lexop | ONSITE | Montreal | Fintech | Full-Time | https://bit.ly/31GwExE Join a fast-growing Montreal-based Fintech that's leading a change within the collections industry and impacting the lives of tens of thousands
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by jfabre 7y ago
Because ruby programmers are rare nowadays and your company still need people to build software. At least, that's my assumption.
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by jfabre 8y ago
You mean the behaviour of people.
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by jfabre 8y ago
I think the main reason people do OSS is because they can work on a project they chose and that it's an interesting technical challenge for them. Giving the work for free and being recognized for it is what they're also after, but
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by jfabre 9y ago
Try https://www.me3app.co/
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by jfabre 9y ago
According to http://www.besthealthdegrees.com/health-risks The odds of dying of a car accident are +- 5 times higher than scuba diving.
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by jfabre 9y ago
Can you give a concrete example where being an hypocrite would be the right thing to do?
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by jfabre 9y ago
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time with comments like these. Society doesn't require you to work to keep living on this planet, real world does. Society got so good at winning at the game that people now think everything should be
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by jfabre 9y ago
I agree with you, but I could say the exact same thing on the "Russia hacked the election" conspiracy. And yet, if you do a search on HN, people who get down-voted and flagged are those who don't support the theory.
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by jfabre 9y ago
Thanks for taking the time to reply to me and not just down-voting. I'm actually learning what your point of view on the story is.
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by jfabre 9y ago
All right, is wikileaks also doing that for political reasons? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/10/wikileaks-offers-... . And we're supposed to trust that the family actually knows what really
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by jfabre 9y ago
Even though it's not proved, Seth Rich comes to mind. (edit removed the yet in "proved yet")
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by jfabre 10y ago
Who worked behind the scene after the election to make sure that the economy doesn't crash?
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by jfabre 10y ago
Not really (I don't go to church). All swear words are pronounced differently from the actual word (see 'joual' on google). The priest (or anybody else) can say the word in proper french and it won't be heard as a swear
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by jfabre 10y ago
Your counter-argument started very nice with the NIMBYism part and then you fizzled everything by saying irrelevant stuff like it's getting boring and nobody gets pissed off anymore. Do you really think that your last sentence adds any
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by jfabre 11y ago
I could write about women scientists all year and nobody would notice either. That wasn't my point.
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by jfabre 11y ago
It is sexist by definition if she favors one sex over the other. If it produces something good (accurate knowledge), then I don't really see the problem... The thing I would like to know is why she is getting so much hate. I could writ
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by jfabre 11y ago
Every time I read one of those posts, it makes me go back to http://programming-motherfucker.com and I enjoy it just a bit more than the previous time.
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by jfabre 12y ago
Am I the only one who thinks that iRobot is actually doing a very poor job with the Roomba cleaning algorithm? Why can't we have a robot that maps the surface and then cleans accordingly? I always get irritated when I look at my Roomba
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by jfabre 12y ago
I just want to say thank you for making this game. That's how I first learned Vim and I have been using it ever since.
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by jfabre 12y ago
He means that all the undesirable effects of big corps are non-existent in a startup.
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by jfabre 12y ago
Thanks for bringing that up, I did not know and it gives me some perspective about the guy. What about his post now, are his allegations true or not?
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by jfabre 12y ago
Could you be more explicit please? I have no idea what's ACV.
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by jfabre 12y ago
No offense, but I think your comment is a bit short-sighted. Meta-programming is just another tool in your tool-belt. It's not going to take you 6 months of practice to "get it".
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by jfabre 12y ago
Just try it for a while. If it suits you, then keep it in your bag of tools. If you wait for scientific researches to tell you what to do to get better, you will miss on a lot of learning opportunities. - My two cents

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