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by julie1 12y ago
Oh! Stupid me! I did not flee, because I could not move out of the city. Courage is not always a choice.
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by julie1 12y ago
banlieue = subburbs. Paris == 1M intra muros (~15km radius from notre dame) subburbs == 12M (~40km) BAC = Brigade Anti Criminalité (Anti Crime Unit) But everybody refers to them as the BAC or in slang the «cowboys»
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by julie1 12y ago
I am coming from «la banlieue». These kind of incidents happens to you so much time in your life that I can't empathize. Aggression is stressful, but even being beaten is not the end of the world. It's part of the process of becom
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by julie1 12y ago
The surface of the SF area is limited and almost already at its full capacity. It is a resource. Either you let the market do, and the price will logically higher, or an authority will decide who can stay. In first case, Techies are indeed
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by julie1 12y ago
First nations are not saying anything about techies, they are begging for change (pun not intended). Unless, we speak about the europeans and south americans immigrants that came afterwards? Well, USA should understand they are litterally
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by julie1 12y ago
Ho! He is right. Just the problem of redistribution is like a problem of multiple bath tubs pouring water in a bigger common bathtub (the wealth) and how it is recycled (the water flowing back to the top in no respect of any scientific anal
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by julie1 12y ago
you said ask me anything :) What about vizualizing randomness ? Like in this article ? http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/oldtcp/tcpseq/print.html
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by julie1 12y ago
What is amazing me is all the ignorance that is so boldly expressed by lessig: a democracy is not a republic since republic was designed to kill the democracy. The biggest argument against republic being a possible implementation of democr
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by julie1 12y ago
- a bot self hosted on my server to pickup girls on dating sites that conveniently disappeared; - a lot of trolls (Don't check I am a real troll); - some actual freelancing jobs where I was pretty much a failure; - took part in a websi
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by julie1 12y ago
We fought by pushing BillionsLOC of quality software because we believed in a defined freedom. (some actually did not care, for real, but most cared) We made it a name, we made the rules by backing up our ideals with our code, and our defin
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by julie1 12y ago
If you feel that way don't open source. There is nothing wrong about it. CC-NC has something wrong: it parasites the meaning of free software «buzz/success» but is is far from being free as in free speech: free software -as common
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by julie1 12y ago
Cher Jonahtan, You can call me Julien, I am a girl on the internet for it is more efficient to get answers to technical questions from geeks and it is funnier for trolling. The cease and desist is NOT about the app. It is about parasitism
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by julie1 12y ago
This would be another infraction :) And the author is misdirecting the readers by providing a document not related to the claim he makes (TOS infringement vs «droit des marques» infringement). EDIT/PS «nul ne peut se prévaloir de ses p
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by julie1 12y ago
to sum up the author of the news and recipient of the mail cannot read french correctly. It is a cease and desist letter on the use of a name «lebonXXX.fr» that in all due respect seem is a clear parasitism of a registred brand: it bears a
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by julie1 12y ago
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/datatype-datetime.... The postgresql manpage says it loud: don't fucking use timestamp with timezone. It is bounded to political decision that makes it unusable
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by julie1 12y ago
So on 82 comments only one notices that the title is awfully wrong, and the 81 others spread their culture like jam on bread; the less you have the more you spread. Just for the sake of thinking YC is not about posing, does anybody understa
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by julie1 12y ago
knuth is the only developer believing he can ship a (the?) bug free sofwtare. And he is the only developer that I would trust to be able to achieve this. TeX -at my opinion- in his mind is intended to be untouched after is death as a legacy
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by julie1 13y ago
Still it reminds me of open source, help chans on IRC, wikipedia... - At the beginning it is fun and new you are a pioneer (phase discovery) - Then you understand the concept and experiments its power (fun) and you have grown a culture wit
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by julie1 13y ago
Because a perseverance in being stupid made the choice of a long series of bad choices. Motorola 68K and specialized high quality embedded units? (like amiga): no it will be overprices compared to the cough future price of an evolutive PC
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by julie1 13y ago
He is right, after all, it is just a bug, like so many others some of them we are not aware off, and it did not break internet. It just may leak information, if and only if you really know your job in coding and are very good. People that
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by julie1 13y ago
replication in mysql? Well, kind of random, I remember @work people not getting it right for 3 years... because they forgot to read the documentation. We may have too much clueless developer in the wild, imitating for security. Like the mor
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by julie1 13y ago
btw, alcoholic, the same way other people do sports. I don't care, I don't brag about it, I try to improve it by myself and it works. Neither proud nor guilty. Bad practice 101: drinking alcohol on your work place. I kind of see i
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by julie1 13y ago
Well. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14636959 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2732004/ The original study on nurses in Israel estimates the probability for stressed peopl
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by julie1 13y ago
most startups have bogus business plan: the recession is worldwide, and the web2.X gold rush is about selling productivity to startups (mainly). Like in the gold rush the one who are making actual money are not the one digging gold but the
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by julie1 13y ago
IT industry is in a bubble since 10 years or so. To sustain its economy it needs to generate so called new technology that obsoletes in a few years. It is called progress. Our web pages in Perl became web apps powered by frameworks like rai
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by julie1 13y ago
gosh, I made some mistakes on peering. but it does not change the big picture. Sorry. Peering is just opened to anyone, and people prefer peering to buying. So people prefer to have the less possible amount of traffic leaving their AS. htt
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by julie1 13y ago
it is a word in french ;) It would translate to overperforming. Compared to what? No one knows. It is oddly very used as a buzzword in marketing. If so (I could be wrong), maybe it is not marketing but "pardon my french" juste lik
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by julie1 13y ago
HTML, css, JS (jquery) have stable APIs, when new developers come they don't have to learn something new. If your code degrade over time, sorry to tell you, a framework won't solve the problem. If you have coders that don't c
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by julie1 13y ago
The bottleneck is due to the 95th percentile way of billing and the fact big content provider don't buy the bandwidth equally for everyone. Normally you peer (free exchange), if and only if you have almost as much in as out. If you hav
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by julie1 13y ago
> I mean, really, is there any possible reality that involves the NSA/GCHQ deleting the mountains of data they have surreptitiously recorded? They will: it costs a lot of money to keep data alive. And it is a shame, NSA data for res

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