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by maeln 1y ago
> but it's horrible devex to have to wait seconds for your server to recompile after a change. What a time to be alived that seconds to recompile is consider horrible devex.
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by maeln 1y ago
> The justice system is pretty terrible, but it's still better than mob justice. Absolutely, but there is a space between mob justice and the legal system. Most community do self police in some form or another. It is also far from p
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by maeln 1y ago
> > I have no idea who is telling the truth in this situation, and unless you are the person who has been accused or those who are the alleged victims, neither do you > Almost sounds like there'd be a long established fair-as-
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by maeln 1y ago
Arguably, the open letter was the most damaging (since it was the one who ostracize them from the scala community). And I guess he sued the signee who were in the same country (UK from what I understand). Suing people cross-country is a mig
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by maeln 1y ago
This quote has a very long history, most people know the latin locution (like memento mori) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Si_vis_pacem,_para_bellum
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by maeln 1y ago
There is another alternative : two country not being powerful enough that they can wage a proxy war by using less powerful country. The issue is not the military power, it is the imbalance.
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by maeln 1y ago
The worst version of Si vis pacem, para bellum. There is an element of truth, but the reality is when one has overwhelming military over other, they also tend to use it and cause wars. See USA / Irak.
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by maeln 1y ago
> but the cold war was a nice period of peace Tell that to the Vietnamese, the Afghan, the Cuban, the korean, ... And arguably you might include a lot of eastern european country. Just because the confrontation didn't happen in the
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by maeln 1y ago
yes debugpy is the implementation of dap for python
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by maeln 1y ago
If I understand correctly, this would be very useful to debug application running on GUnicorn, Celery, etc. Apps that usually have several workers / processes / threads. Currently, it is very annoying to use pdb for that. The Debu
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by maeln 1y ago
And it was sprinkled everywhere, like sesame seeds on burger, just like Web 2.0 in the 2010 and AI now :) . We just need a Web 3 blockchain Web 2.0 AI FinTech startup
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by maeln 1y ago
Nah the new buzz was the Web 3, Web 2.0 is sooo 2010
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by maeln 1y ago
As an aside, the U.S got roughly twice the number of fatal crash than the E.U [1][2], despite the E.U having ~100 millions more people. There is a clear need to change a lot of things, whether it be (automatic) enforcement, redesigning infr
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by maeln 1y ago
If you wanted to be legit with 0 chance of going to court, you would contact publisher and ask to pay a license to get access to their catalog for training, and negotiate from that point. This is what every company using media are doing (th
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by maeln 1y ago
What YOU believe is activism. I goes back to my point.
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by maeln 1y ago
An important part of the pollution in the Seine is from Paris itself. Due to being an old city, the sewer system and the flood water system (i.e rain) goes through mostly the same tubes and are dump directly in the Seine. This leads to the
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by maeln 1y ago
From my anecdotal evidence (so it proves nothing), it seems like being poor / middle class in France is better than in the U.S. But being high-middle class / rich / in the owner class, is better in the U.S, since you already
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by maeln 1y ago
> I started voting for Republicans because I watched Democrats become anti-science, e.g., gender-affirming care. No, you decided to vote republicans when you stop agreeing with some of the science. > (conservatives actually talk with
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by maeln 1y ago
> The problem is our public institutions (universities) are using public dollars on things that are not desired by the public. That are not desired by the public until it is. A lot of people might find research in advance and quite eso
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by maeln 1y ago
The underfunding is not addressed, and it is not even a subject in France right now. This specific researcher might be fine with a more carefree life (that is, what she thinks might be a more carefree life), but the general issue remains.
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by maeln 1y ago
And -3.91% on the last 5 days, and -8.89% in the last month, and +34% in the last year. There is no real point to be taken here.
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by maeln 1y ago
> An early-career biological anthropologist said she was still awaiting contract details from AMU before putting pen to paper because of salary discrepancies, though she took comfort in the fact that the cost of living is lower in France
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by maeln 1y ago
No, very few of them actually use kernel level anti cheat. Really the only game that use them is Riot's games and Counter Strike private league FACEIT (as far as I remember).
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by maeln 1y ago
The part about productivity also remind me that we still often pay for handmade goods, despite them being often a common industrialized good. For example, if you enjoy cooking, or it is your job, you might be willing to pay for an artisan k
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by maeln 1y ago
It also is used in video games. OGG/Libvorbis was already pretty popular (probably because it was free of patent), and opus has seen some use.
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by maeln 1y ago
I guess because not everyone brought their game on steam, and it also probably does not work on pirated games.
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by maeln 1y ago
> Pitting a two minute reading vs months of work by a team of scientists is not a great move. > In this case, the nature of the study is clearly acknowledged, it does not “change a lot of things”: > These findings are a starting po
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by maeln 1y ago
~Why use MP3 instead of opus, vorbis or AAC ? All of them have (most of the time) better compression ratio (and better quality) than MP3. Is it for compatibility reason ?~ edit: Ah, I missed the ipod nano part
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by maeln 1y ago
The study : https://journals.physiology.org/doi/epdf/10.1152/japplphysio... From a quick read : It was tested in a cell culture, so not in a human or animal. That does change a lot of things. For the dosage:
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by maeln 1y ago
Considering that a lot of extreme-right party and neo-nazi groups have supported Israel for their genocide of the Palestinian people, this is not the defense you think it is.

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