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by maelito 6y ago
> I really consider getting rid of my car. I bought it a year ago, but it's only ever sat in the driveway, I never use it. This is an unpopular and very interesting situation, could you write a blog post about it ?
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by maelito 6y ago
I'm surprised by the number of non-dev people that can create and edit YAML files on Github/Gitlab once you guide them around the interface. Sometimes, they mess up the indentation, or insert a quote in a non quoted value, but the
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by maelito 6y ago
France was able to build world-class high speed rail and a very low carbon electricity grid. They emerged from the government. Why can't we build alternatives to the big US tech services ? Is it just a matter of momentum ?
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by maelito 6y ago
I can assure you that with my salary, working as a Web developer for the french government, it makes a lot of sense to stay in France.
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by maelito 6y ago
Non-js users can read the content in GitHub
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by maelito 6y ago
Desktop Android just got better. Now we need a touch monitor with a good pen.
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Ask HN: Open-source hardware primer for a software engineer
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by maelito 6y ago
If only they had a desktop mode like Samsung Dex.
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by maelito 6y ago
I hope this comes to Android as well, in desktop or tablet mode.
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by maelito 6y ago
You're right. React and Vue are hard to compare though. The fact that React has no router, while react-router has 40k stars makes it a very imprecise metric.
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by maelito 6y ago
> or the “right” framework to choose, changes from year to year I've been using React in all of my projets since it came out in 2013. That's 7 years. React's (+ node for backend if needed) been one of the recommended for a
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by maelito 6y ago
My phone is now more powerful than the XPS 13 I used in 2017. Same with the SPX. It changes everything.
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by maelito 6y ago
The perfect device for me : the Surface Pro X's hybrid tablet format, with no chip inside, as your smpartphone is the chip, that lets you use Android (for everyday tasks and some pro tasks) or a full GNU/Linux. A poor version of t
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by maelito 6y ago
Working on commons as a developer for France's state startups incubator as a freelance, without the burden of the internal HR, was a blessing for me after my private startup experience.
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by maelito 7y ago
Because there are probably more than 100 million bikes in France, lots of them in garages are not ready to be a daily means of transportation.
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by maelito 7y ago
The french "interior ministry" lied about cycling on twitter, saying you weren't allow to go out for your daily 1h by bike. The law never said that. All the newspapers relayed this lie without checking this fact.
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by maelito 7y ago
What's keeping Adobe from releasing Photoshop for Ubuntu ? Convincing ? Or real technical difficulties ? Like recoding the interface ?
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by maelito 7y ago
> A great deal How much in % ?
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by maelito 7y ago
> We should have gleaming skyscrapers and spectacular living environments in all our best cities at levels way beyond what we have now; where are they? There are lots of dense cities, with beautiful buildings and streets, 5 story high.
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by maelito 7y ago
It may also have a higher footprint.
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by maelito 7y ago
Between this and the new Firefox fenix, soon to replace the old Firefox for Android, lots of good news ! Kiwi is still way ahead for its support of desktop Android.
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by maelito 7y ago
Cool what makes them nicer ? Luxury ? The new TGVs have some seats.
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The 4th and 14th bar wagons in the french TGV (high-speed train) are such a bonus compared to planes (for national trips) and the car !
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by maelito 7y ago
> This is a lie. French people are overly pro-nuclear. Have you seen that I've used the word "some" in my sentence ? This move was targeting a precise portion of the population. > Not only the costs of setting up new re
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by maelito 7y ago
> And though you could probably get the cost down to where it was before, the cost of renewables and storage is dropping very rapidly. It seems likely that renewables will reach a price point that nuclear could never catch up to, way bef
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by maelito 7y ago
> I've never seen that anyone has been able to document this claim. Are you aware that the French ministry of environment justifies closing Fessenheim because nuclear emits too much greenhouse gases ? And that some heads of EELV, th
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by maelito 7y ago
I sincerely don't understand your appreciation of risks. If you have a simpler introduction to this, please share.
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by maelito 7y ago
Please understand that no electricity generation technology has no risk. > Think about fat tails and asymmetric risk. If you read in the newspaper next year: "Hundred thousand people dead/displaced due to power plant accident&q
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by maelito 7y ago
Yes, but they could probably be safely delaid by decades. You don't close a reactor because it is the oldest or the worst security, you close if its security doesn't or can't meet some criterias. > There was also a signifi
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by maelito 7y ago
This article costs £40. What's the cost of the 80% and 100% solutions ? What's their lifecycle climate impact (including storage, disposal of course) ?

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