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by ldng 6y ago
It feels like they are just legalizing what they already are doing. I've been seeing ads on Facebook because of WhatsApp conversations.
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by ldng 6y ago
Also, why KDE still bother with the Qt company. Fork it, call Kt and be done with recurrent Qt Company controversies.
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by ldng 6y ago
That is what I was referring to : the spirit is not there (hardly ever was fully there anyway to be honest, IMHO).
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by ldng 6y ago
I sometime wonder why they even still bother with opensource
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by ldng 6y ago
Because OSM does not actually need to care about Google ?
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by ldng 6y ago
And Mac ! If you're doing a Mac port you may as well do a Linux one too.
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by ldng 6y ago
Podman has the added value of running daemonless too
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by ldng 6y ago
I don't know, hence my questions :-) Could a good mirroring system could do the trick ? Or like it is already done in a lot a closed system ? At which density does that start to be economically viable ? But my main question really is,
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by ldng 6y ago
I'm really curious as to why we have not started to build stacked fields. How deep go root crops ? Could we do, say, 10 stories building and have one story every two filled with soil ? What would be the challenges ? It could be a way t
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by ldng 6y ago
It has improved for me to the point I don't use !g anymore. Maybe subconciously I now do queries that fit DDG better. Anyway, I get the answer I want so can now live without Google.
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by ldng 6y ago
This used to be true. Regularly I had to use the !g bang to find what I was looking for. Lately, I've realised that I hardly use it anymore and I do results are far worse on Google. Your mileage may vary of course but I don't both
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by ldng 6y ago
Why WTF ? You are reading something I did not write. I am not obsessed with the nonblocking mantra. Blocking is not inherently bad. Multi-processus is also a perfectly valid concurrency model. Nor am I obsessing about being ultra performant
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by ldng 6y ago
He's multi-threading ! (Sorry could not help myself :-D)
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by ldng 6y ago
I also don't get the async hype. Maybe it is undesirable because that often times plain mono-thread synchronous is fast enough, easier to read, easier to debug and safe to handle to a junior ? Not everybody in a team has the same lev
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by ldng 6y ago
Still not working for me (could it be that a Google account is now needed to use Drive ?). Maybe you could had that torrent to the source code on Github.
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by ldng 6y ago
Am I the only one who can not download the argosmodel files from Google Drive ? (tested with both Firefox and Chrome)
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by ldng 6y ago
Wha' ?? You mean no infinite growth ? Shocking ! ;-)
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by ldng 6y ago
Indeed your expectations about Europe are way off.
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by ldng 6y ago
According to Piketty, Nixon suppressing the inheritance tax lead to more money and power hoarding and generational partial reshuffling stopped. There is undoubtedly more to the end of this golden age but it's a credible factor.
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by ldng 6y ago
Sweden did not need lockdown because, like Asia, people there were more disciplined. Numbers show road traffic dropped significantly during the first semester : people stayed home without being ordered to. Some culture will never do that by
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by ldng 6y ago
That is not the point and never was ! When your hospital is saturated by people that ultimately will survive but need 3 to 4 weeks to recover, you're going to die from anything but covid. You're in a car crash? To bad hospital is
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by ldng 6y ago
Look up Springdale. It is essentially the same concept.
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by ldng 6y ago
It always existed and education is a great way to treat it. Banning certainly is easier.
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by ldng 6y ago
Why people can't do a simple search ? First result of an "EPR electricity" search : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPR_(nuclear_reactor)
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by ldng 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPR_(nuclear_reactor) NB: First result of an "EPR electricity" search.
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by ldng 6y ago
Only if the company realize your important.
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by ldng 6y ago
Wouldn't you have a lot more issues than just ids ? It very improbable that folding 1:1 would be even possible. You'll much more likely have to do a migration merging relevant information into a new table. So the question holds, w
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by ldng 6y ago
RTFM ? Drawbacks are clearly stated, feels like you have not read the project page. Plus, most of the objections from your article are IMO invalid.
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by ldng 6y ago
Well, now that you've started working. Have you actually applied any of it ? To make an analogy, I'm always perplexed at how you're asked to build an EPR on the spot and then all you do is general electricity mundane work. I&
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by ldng 6y ago
And I'm learning it, to set up my dedicated instance using open protocols and standards. Your argument is moot.

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