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by jokoon 4y ago
I love DOP, and I loathe OOP. But when you use a framework that enforces OOP, it's quickly difficult to use DOP.
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by jokoon 4y ago
I guess it's also a latency tradeoff?
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by jokoon 4y ago
Like the indian tata nano, it won't sell in US and EU because it won't pass safety regulations.
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by jokoon 4y ago
The internet has changed, almost everybody can go online, and moderating a website is not the same thing it was in 2010. The most fastidious and expensive task of any social network is removing bots, trolls, hateful users, and maintaining t
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by jokoon 4y ago
It depends how you define social media. There is a lot out there. Personally, I'm not tired of reddit, and I have been using it for more than 10 years now. I'm not really sure if reddit really is a social media. I know I can'
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by jokoon 4y ago
portfolio reminds me of profont I made my own profont, with a few modification, and I even made a non-monospace version, with narrower characters. https://imgur.com/a/sDyBhQ8 Don't hesitate to ask me for it. They&
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by jokoon 4y ago
Oh ok, that's more clear. So it happens at a higher level, in application management etc... And then, why aren't those pinephone OS doing it better?
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by jokoon 4y ago
Why is battery life such a difficult thing to achieve? Is it hard to implement in a driver? Or is the battery just low quality? I've heard energy management is often difficult to do right in Linux, but I just wonder why...
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by jokoon 4y ago
I've learned about this when they jailed a french energy CEO for fraud and he talked about this. (This was the infamous case of GE buying a turbine business).
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by jokoon 4y ago
Yeah and honestly I don't think there is a "right diet", because that might be highly dependent on the person, his/her food history, medical past, antibiotics, genetics, physical activity, the "initial gut bacteria&
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by jokoon 4y ago
The problem is that you have to take them often to colonize your gut, so it becomes a bit expensive, and it won't work on everyone, depending on their gut (since scientists know too little about the gut).
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by jokoon 4y ago
Those phones were probably made for criminals who wanted to not be tracked... I guess it might have worked for a while, but it was not a great idea... I wonder if operators will block those IMEI, because in some countries, they might just r
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by jokoon 4y ago
I would appreciate some source for this
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by jokoon 4y ago
Unless laws come into place, and unless it's strongly proven on humans with extensive research, BPA will just be treated as a conspiracy theory. To be completely honest, reducing plastic packaging seems impossible to do right now, the
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by jokoon 4y ago
That's what I would think, but actually it's just that gay rights have improved, and trans people are just asking to be heard too. It's a social awakening, it's not linked to chemicals.
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by jokoon 4y ago
Unrelated, but I have an Intel wifi chip, and i regularly have to restart the wifi firmware/chip, it just seems to crash. I hope it's not a vuln...
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by jokoon 4y ago
I live in France, I have been able to write c++ for ten years now, and it's not like employers want me. I might not be the best developer, and France might be a bad job market that always requires a degree, but that's my reality.
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by jokoon 4y ago
I really want to enable resist fingerprinting, unfortunately it disables dark theming on github, ddg and other websites. I wish I could add an exception rule to this...
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by jokoon 4y ago
That's an old story... I remember a story about an iphone that stopped working because it was near a MRI that leaked its helium.
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by jokoon 4y ago
> Island based client hydration Software development already has its own vocabulary, but I feel quite ignorant now.
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by jokoon 4y ago
I said that to appeal to the HN crowds. Computing and software was researched and invented in a planned manner (NASA etc). Maybe you can't "expand" and "generalize" software in a planned economy, if you want everyth
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by jokoon 4y ago
all those example don't apply to digital contract software. if someone is passionate about their job, I'm not sure they're being well paid, or they also have very rare skills, so it's an exception, not a rule. also I liv
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by jokoon 4y ago
I once tried to encrypt something with pip install cryptography, for personal purposes and to learn. I can't remember that I managed to do it properly, but as I asked on IRC, I was warned that there was a lot of probability of doing it
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by jokoon 4y ago
I guess that was a reason why the M2 was recently announced? Anyway, it seems those apple chips can be used not only for apple systems, which makes it a competitor to both AMD and intel?
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by jokoon 4y ago
70h per week, I really can't imagine a world where I could accept this. Sometimes I try to imagine how the alternative would be in a planned economy for software. On one hand, it would be very slow and very inefficient. But on the othe
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by jokoon 4y ago
I'm curious if a more strict html parser would actually be faster. Browsers are not really fast on my Android, and I wish they were fast.
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by jokoon 4y ago
Are more strict html parsers/renderers, and aren't they faster?
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by jokoon 4y ago
Sure, but would the economics of scale really apply here? Would a small reactor be simpler to build and maintain than a big one, for an equivalent energy output? I'm no nuclear engineer or scientist, but I'm not sure that a smalle
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by jokoon 4y ago
I'm not an expert but I'm a bit skeptical about small nuclear reactor designs. I want to believe they would be cost effective, but... It doesn't seem there is a prototype that is cheap?
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by jokoon 4y ago
There are a lot of open smartphones and laptops, so it's an ongoing battle. The RPI is quite a big win even though the soc is not open. It's more a problem of capitalism, in my view. I think that the foundries and the chip industr

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