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by ldng 6y ago
Hum this has implications beyond Nvidia I suppose. Some WiFi driver will be affected I guess. Not necessarily a bad move though. Might give a boost of interest to the Nouveau driver. Let's see what happen.
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by ldng 6y ago
Double downing on the reality check, 120k€/year is the top 1% of income earner in the vast majority of the World taking into account healthcare, retirement and education.
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by ldng 6y ago
A state does not work as a company or a home. It is a tad more complicated than that. First the debt is acquired at near 0% interest. Second, most of it is own to Europe not China. Finally, it will very probably be quietly defaulted in a
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by ldng 6y ago
Is it fair to compare France to USA though ? In term of scale maybe comparing to Europe would be better. Are you both saying that you are "living on the startup scene" but don't see any startup ? Or any successful ones. On th
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by ldng 6y ago
It has been that way quite a few decades. Yet, people are still creating companies. So maybe it is harder than somewhere else but it is far from being the only problem you'll meet when creating a company.
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by ldng 6y ago
The term "Charges" is not even legally correct. It is a way to give it a negative bias on purpose.
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by ldng 6y ago
As granted elsewhere in the thread, it is poorly worded. But it is fine to go. But then count those who move back. That said, reality is lot of businesses have moved in since Brexit, despite supposed overwhelming bureaucracy. Maybe the trut
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by ldng 6y ago
It was not meant as nationalistic. But point taken, it can read across that way.
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by ldng 6y ago
> Yet hundreds of companies die, too. Like everywhere in the world. I do not mind argumented criticism. But you are making broad subjectives statements that we ear ALL the time. If France was such an hostile place to business, it would n
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by ldng 6y ago
Yet hundreds of companies are created every year. You just illustrate the tipical French mentality ingrained by media all year long. A comment full of cliché. If France is so bad, move out. You'll learn a thing or two in the process. B
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by ldng 6y ago
It's irony. I also "like" how their screen on photo is whiter than it actually is. Judging the marketing here, not the product. Never used it.
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by ldng 6y ago
I like their pricing : 399 USD == 399 GBP == 399 EUR
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by ldng 6y ago
Isee. Would love to find an elegant way to use PostgreSQL permissions system from Django that would result in a great perf boost, no doubt.
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by ldng 6y ago
I'd be curious to know more about those 15 joins. Why do you think the ORM was doing those ? And what DB are you using ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Ok. They're lost. Again. Or should we say More ?
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by ldng 6y ago
> They're refocussing on the user experience of the browser. What does that even mean concretely ? Isn't Wasm supposed to be the cornerstone to give user faster (and ultimately better) experience in the browser ?
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by ldng 6y ago
No, they were caught not complying with the law and were threaten with fines. At which point they decided to finally comply with the law by shutting down. BIG difference.
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by ldng 6y ago
And why do you think they were threaten ? Because they were found not operating within the bound of pandemic related decrees. They willing did not respect them. Maybe in the USA they would have automatically been fined, but the French negot
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by ldng 6y ago
The French government placed on Amazon, AND every other online sellers, restrictions on what type of product could be sold: only first necessity items. The only one refusing to comply, and loudly at that, was Amazon. Put itself above the la
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by ldng 6y ago
Interesting that no one talked about green or socially responsible index yet.
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Origins of the Sarsen Megaliths at Stonehenge(advances.sciencemag.org)
2 points by ldng 6y ago|0 comments
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by ldng 6y ago
IMHO, it's a shame So Much time has been spent (~3 years ?) on async at the cost of basic features like multipart and CORS. But I understand it could be more fun for the devs :-)
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by ldng 6y ago
That is why I used the verb feel. Now, at least in short-medium range Airbus, my sore ass really believe that more than the pitch has been reduced ! ;-)
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by ldng 6y ago
Hum, expert in here will correct me if I'm wrong, but, beside the bins, over the years, version after version, I feel that airframes actually slowly shrunk.
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by ldng 6y ago
And guess who's fault is that ?
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by ldng 6y ago
Well I'm exhausted by UI/UX engineers oversimplifying things that are inherently complex. To the point to not really helping people simplifying their work and totally hindering advanced user. There is a reason industrial UI usuall
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by ldng 6y ago
I'm sorry to say, but your a bit naive if you think they're doing it for cosmetic reasons.
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by ldng 6y ago
For me, MongoDB has track record of bolstering a lot ("webscale") and hiding/denying mistakes. PostgreSQL is quite the opposite on that front, confident yet open to critics and abble to admit mistakes. Hell, I've even th
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How async should have been(sobolevn.me)
2 points by ldng 6y ago|0 comments
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Fil: A new Python memory profiler for data scientists and scientists(pythonspeed.com)
2 points by ldng 6y ago|0 comments

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