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by lta 5y ago
You, Sir/Madan, are looking me. It's both pretty funny and despairing
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by lta 5y ago
I've had a similar experience... Long before COVID 19 existed. Stress remains a risk factor with a much higher prevalence than COVID or vaccine induced myocarditis
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by lta 5y ago
It's not they're writing a library full of assembly for the sake of it. Reading the readme, one can discover they have dedicated optimised implementations for a large range of processors, which in turns means there's a lot of
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by lta 5y ago
Kudo to jbk, videolab and all the great people involved. Thanks folks ! Also the licensing approach is great <3
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by lta 5y ago
Yet, in the deep country side if France, I regularly see former engineer, or business school guys selling fruits at the market, opening restaurants or café, repairing old bikes in a workshop, etc. I don't think it's condescending
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by lta 5y ago
So... Maybe you were right about the hyperbole part. If you felt it was hatred I probably went a bit to strong haha. But I certainly don't like when you have limited or no choices about something. Also it's not an inanimate thing,
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by lta 5y ago
Haha. I absolutely love your comment on retirement. I might borrow it from tout in the future
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by lta 5y ago
It's a bit different for JavaScript. If you don't like python or ruby or php, you can just decide not use them. JavaScript is much harder to avoid because there's isn't really a native alternative in the browser. JavaScr
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by lta 5y ago
I'm not sure I buy the "same language front and back" thing. Counting the number of efforts across the industry to improve js or replace it I think that many people would like to avoid using js at all. I'm the developing
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by lta 5y ago
I'm happy to finally read a comment that say this isn't a good or normal thing. I was starting to feel a bit of despair. I don't think I've done that much more that you seems to do but I've certainly seen a lot of
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by lta 5y ago
Thank you. That was one of the most interesting article I've ever read from HN
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by lta 5y ago
Wikimedia foundation. Does that count ?
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by lta 5y ago
It's often better than trying to figure out the weird formats all the tool would use otherwise
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by lta 5y ago
You have a point. That sounded like pure conservatism, and to some extent it is. But still, text is simple and that what makes shell powerful, trying to move to higher level abstraction is has a chance to create fragmentation and break the
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by lta 5y ago
I stopped reading at "rather than thinking of services and input as a stream of text", horrified. Why would we do that ? KISS !
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by lta 5y ago
I entirely agree with your message and can only support the recommendation about those great books I've read countless times.
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by lta 6y ago
For me they're green or purple
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by lta 6y ago
A few friends of mine work there, so I'm biased obviously. But I think they're overall pretty awesome
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by lta 6y ago
> He did not tell them to commit their crime When you read the speech he gave and those of the following speakers, I'm not even sure we can say that. He told them to march down Pennsylvania avenue and the next speaker told them they
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by lta 6y ago
If you step out just a tiny bit of of the US political context, you might realize that you can hardly call the democrats "The left". From an European perspective, you have the extreme right, and the right. I think this statement m
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by lta 6y ago
Thank you for your answer. I was desperately scrolling in search of one like this to support. I'm especially angry at the dismissal of the vendor lock-in problem in the main article. I've seen quite a few start-ups being trapped b
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by lta 6y ago
The developers are supposed to disappear every ten years. By now there only should be a handful left in a cave. Everytime there's a lot code thing there is there. But they all sucked so far.
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by lta 6y ago
I cannot express how much I rue this day.
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by lta 6y ago
Too bad their OS is unusable...
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by lta 6y ago
They do
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by lta 6y ago
I strongly agree with you. The country doesn't seem attractive at all to me. I'd rather think of Berlin, Paris or (sadly) London.
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by lta 6y ago
> Unless you're obsessed with downloading software illegally, it's not an issue in Windows either. I don't remember the last time I had to deal with malware for my +20 of friends using it. I can't remember the last ti
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by lta 6y ago
Azure has a nack to make everything annoying and/or dysfunctional
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by lta 6y ago
When recruiting, I usually take certifications as a token of the lack of skills rather than a demonstration of skills
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by lta 6y ago
We'd have to review the contenu to be sure, but my initial reaction was the same as @breakingcups. That would fit with a push against gitlab's devops strategy, amongst other things ?

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