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by lta 2y ago
That's an understatement. I'm personally shit scared
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by lta 2y ago
This is one of the most absurd comment I've read in a while. I love it, thank you. Fwiw, cervelat is also very common in France, I grew up eating that stuff. Maybe that's why I liked the article so much. There's something to
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by lta 2y ago
Yes... But it's a PITA most of the time, right ? I'm not sure for JS, as I can't remember right now but it's a annoying as f*k in python at least
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by lta 2y ago
> is a feature I was quite shocked to read this, as in it never brushed my mind that it could be. I personally doesn't feel like it is and is one of the reasons why I try to avoid working with that stack at all cost. I don't th
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by lta 2y ago
I probably wouldn't actually use this distro, as I'm probably not the target audience but they're exploring quite a few novel ideas. Good luck guys
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by lta 2y ago
I've worked on multiple large Ruby codebases with many engineers contributing (ex: meta). There are many large Ruby projects out there, your one-developer-language opinion is simply not supported by facts
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by lta 2y ago
How is grep not solving this problem ? I've met this pattern across many codebases but a simple call to grep (or equivalent) usually answers those questions pretty quickly
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by lta 2y ago
I think that's a socially very interesting comment. Sadly I'm afraid that the ToS is going to f*k us on this
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by lta 2y ago
You will have down times no matter what. I've been surprised quite a free times about how well (in term of availability) a simple one with just a few nodes can perform. Cloud is a scam in multiple dimensions: - It's overpriced mos
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by lta 2y ago
That's a very polite way to say no. Thanks for the answer. Personally not interested then. I'll stick with Bitwig and Ardour until an open model is available
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by lta 2y ago
I've tried to look a little bit around but couldn't find anything, so I'll ask here. Any plans to release the model(s) under an open license ?
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by lta 3y ago
That's assuming it's not done already with their mission of being open completely forgotten
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by lta 3y ago
What is not ?
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by lta 3y ago
Rails, rails or rails. Everything has its own place so it fast to develop and easy to maintain. As for the frontend, I suck at it so I don't have any opinion
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by lta 3y ago
They merely managed to not destroy it like they do with everything they touch. Doing nothing isn't an accomplishment. Having a look at Azure DevOps might make you aware of what could have gone wrong if they actually touched GH
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by lta 3y ago
I don't live in Paris anymore but the last time I went you could use your phone very easily to buy and use tickets. The paper thing is a legacy super thing as older people are not familiar with it, bit all means of buying transport hav
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by lta 3y ago
OVH uses OpenStack to power a large a amount of it's offering afaict, and they're a pretty large provider
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by lta 3y ago
Reaching you through VDSL from a runny village next to the Alps in Provence, France. Country side is a mess in term of professional networking and social activities. I regret it deeply so far
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by lta 3y ago
Whenever I'm helping a friend with their service, the price of my intervention is then switching over to Firefox, haha. The tide will turn
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by lta 3y ago
They announced that an ANSI keyboard option was planned, iirc the reddit post
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by lta 3y ago
I own a Gen 1, and outside of the very noisy fans and the useless sound card, everything works really well. I would also recommend this laptop
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by lta 3y ago
The ANSI keyboard option is planned for beginning of next year iirc
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by lta 3y ago
At least two, and I expect many more to follow. It'd be great to have some other platforms to emerge (back), as this quasi Monopoly doesn't seem very healthy to me
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by lta 3y ago
I think the layers are on to of each other if the total surface is a square meter, it doesn't bring any more solar energy to stack layers, right ?
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by lta 3y ago
I've never been diagnosed with ADHD but I regularly switch hobbies so I felt my comment was relevant. One thing that stuck with me over the years is cooking. There's an never ending stream of things to try and explore, many differ
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by lta 3y ago
I've been living in Paris for years and whine the city has a lot of down sides, this museum isn't over of them, it's been my favorite part of the city since I laid my eyes on it even I was younger than ten. I feel I'm no
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by lta 3y ago
These very annoying behaviors with Firefox/Linux are the reason why I'm trying to avoid having my customers using cloudflare at all.
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by lta 3y ago
This story feels a bit weird to me because I went back to Firefox 2-3 years ago for performance reasons, haha. I felt like Chrome was using all my battery and memory on my previous MBP. I gave Firefox a trial run and never came back. I hav
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by lta 3y ago
I've had some in my van and had the opportunity to try a large variety of things, including essential oils, various pesticides, cleaning, etc. What worked for me and was quite radical was steam cleaning. It takes a lot of time to be th
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by lta 3y ago
I go to a lot of psychedelic festival, and I see those kind of recommandations quite frequently around me and my friends. I've grown to find those irresponsible. I don't think we should prevent people from having those experienc

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