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by lta 3y ago
I'm the living counter example. I've experienced it multiple times in settings that would be very closed to ideal for psy-heads, hence one random day, something very similar to what's described in this article happened. Took
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by lta 3y ago
A friend of mine has been using this setup for a very long time do be able to write music and work on the same station. I remember I was amazed at how solid the thing was. Does anyone know if there's a relationship between colinux and
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by lta 3y ago
Care to share the meaning of that acronym? Can't find it online :)
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by lta 3y ago
I figure it's quite common for non native speaker, no ?
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by lta 4y ago
I'm likely to share this doc to a few of my customers. I think I'd well summarized and reasonably balanced. I like very much they it explains well trade offs I tend to select naturally and sometimes direct have the energy/pat
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by lta 4y ago
Based on which data ? Is there any stats on this ? I personally never clone using https and I think most of the people I work with do the same
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by lta 4y ago
I personally developed an aversion for candidates with multiple certifications on their resume. They feel to me more like a proof of lack of skills rather than a proof of skills. People with skills tend to not need these, as their track rec
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by lta 4y ago
In France (and Italy afaict), the "engineer" title is protected. You can have the function but won't have the title of you're not from a sanctioned engineering school. That being said, nobody cares about it in CS expect
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by lta 4y ago
I'm not sure we can blame either for the macOS support.
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by lta 4y ago
I thank the flutter team very very much for not using JS. We're already overflown with this stuff and a bit of variety and competition cannot hurt. I personally dislike the whole JS ecosystem with a passion, and feel I'm not alone
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by lta 4y ago
I've used it on a project a year ago and I've found it very effective for prototyping. But I eventually had to move out of it, and I don't see good you can make it work in the long run, as access management and data migration
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by lta 4y ago
I did so last year, and I cannot be happier. My only regret is that I wasn't aware of htmx/hotwire at the time. I went with Vue, and I regret it immensely. Rails is the fastest development platform I've tried so far, it is pr
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by lta 4y ago
I was wondering and started asking around me, and while they probably don't express it the same we people here do, a significant proportion of the people I asked (~50%) noticed that they spend more time avoiding bad quality connect
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by lta 4y ago
I guess it happens less if you don't have that many. The rare time it happened were a perfect occasion to cook "Poule au pot'
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by lta 4y ago
I've read it a long time ago, and while it doesn't contain anything that will change your mind, it's a concise coverage of all the important topics in a single and easy to digest package. I feel that it gives solid foundation
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by lta 4y ago
I guess for many movements, it's possible to switch to a one-sided equivalent and use the other hand for an easier reset. Barbell press -> dumbbell press
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by lta 4y ago
I hear you loud and clear ! <3 I wish I had known about it when I started my most recent project a yard and a half who.
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by lta 4y ago
It works if you make convincing hand gestures, have an academic gaze and say "Science!" three times
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by lta 4y ago
> Now, low achievement for one's intelligence can be explained by only a few things: bad work ethic, physical disability, and mental illness. These often go together (genetic fitness factor). Sounds quite simplistic and very hand-wa
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by lta 4y ago
The rich do consume that much in aggregate. See the study linked in that article: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/nov/05/carbon-t...
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by lta 4y ago
My dear Sir/Madam, Would you please stop spamming your opinion ? You wrote it once, it's enough. Thank you very much <3
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by lta 4y ago
Cloud providers mostly suck. Not that I deserve to feel that, I feel proud that HN was/is run from bare metal
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by lta 4y ago
The points you are making are excellent. I don't have much to add, but I wanted to thank you. The second one is particularly interesting and brings load of very interesting questions. Like, is it truly learning or just reciting ? From
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by lta 4y ago
I wish they were as careful of other's people's code IP as they're with their own. If this is not derivative work, how come they didn't use their own codebase instead of taking the opensource ones ? Either their codeba
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by lta 4y ago
I am very happy to see the starting to think about and gather the community around this novel issue. This sheds a new light on existing IP laws. It's pretty obvious that without the open source code corpus, such tool would not have bee
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by lta 4y ago
A statement supported by which data ?
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by lta 4y ago
I wish they also talked about the recycling strategy, because right now, afak, recycling is almost impossible for all of those batteries.
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by lta 4y ago
- Magic carpet III - Populus III - Sim Ant II - A new sequel of Black and White
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by lta 4y ago
It's the poor's fault they are poor, is that it ? They should bet on the right numbers in the lottery, right ? The non-stop growth of income and wealth inequality for a few decades is only fair, because if you weren't able to
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by lta 4y ago
I would personally recommend something similar. Eternal Terminal in kitty has been quite nice for me over the last year. I use emacs as a daemon started by systemd with emacs client frame. but vim is obvious a great choice as well. What I l

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