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by maigret 2y ago
Don’t attribute to malice… Many people working on frontend came from application or backend development and preferred the JavaScript model to a more declarative one. Not understanding enough the document context that drives the web. This ma
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by maigret 2y ago
Sad indeed but the days of 0 interest rates are gone. Plus, software engineers in many countries are now massively more expensive.
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by maigret 2y ago
Very true all. It might be harder to find a third place, but I think it is still very possible. There are people out there who like to be social. That muscle might be hard to rebuild after COVID, but many communities are still there.
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by maigret 2y ago
What a lack of manner. I hope students sue the hell out of them. But the US society has decided it’s fine for businesses to behave that way apparently. Let’s see for how longer.
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by maigret 3y ago
This doesn't fit LVMH which had tech-like growth in the last decade.
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by maigret 3y ago
Thanks for the link. This hasn't aged too well (for parts), PR has taken over most of the internet too, bloggers have become "influencers".
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by maigret 3y ago
You should read The Information Diet. Mostly agreeing with what you say but coming to a different conclusion of where to find better information.
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by maigret 3y ago
A quick search answers that quickly actually. https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/eat-well/food-types/meat-nutrit...
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by maigret 3y ago
One the best counter examples to the rule. I tried running Lighthouse on a few Google services that are less prominent and had a few good laughs.
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by maigret 3y ago
IT is emitting around as much as aviation, and that was a surprise to me, most of it are due to client devices. Don’t have the source at hand at the moment though. And of that, most emissions are upfront until you buy it. Buying a new devic
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by maigret 3y ago
One thing I've not found yet is a quick, preferably mobile also MD editor for my static blogs/websites. That would mean connecting the editor to GitHub so it can commit or create a PR when I press on publish, and being able to def
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by maigret 3y ago
They make it better. One data point is that VW had to install drum brakes at the rear as they get barely any use. https://topgear-autoguide.com/category/tech-future/vw-electr...
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by maigret 3y ago
> Was it bad UX? One of the reasons I saw on the forums I am on is that they took too much time to move to image previews. Many PHPBB do text very well, but with social media I got used like almost everyone else to see an image preview
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by maigret 3y ago
They recently mentioned functions as well in an article about the Threads infrastructure. https://engineering.fb.com/2023/12/19/core-infra/how-meta-bu...
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by maigret 3y ago
Which made me learn today that electric bikes might produce less emissions overall than traditional bikes https://www.bikeradar.com/features/long-reads/cycling-enviro...
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by maigret 3y ago
How much? If that's 1% of car (making this up), would this be a real practical issue? By the way this argumentation is great to sabotage any argument to keep the statusquo. When someone argues for a way better solution, tell why it&#x2
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by maigret 3y ago
Some capitalists want you to believe that there is no solution. There will be lots of money to be made from this change by new entrepreneurs. We can also all do our part by reducing our own fossil fuel use, investing wisely, declining worki
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by maigret 3y ago
Which ones?
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by maigret 3y ago
> In an extreme example, I suspect people practicing to put on a live play together can't each do their role at home over video chat For sure - singing in choir and making music remotely is from what I know mainly impossible because
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by maigret 3y ago
https://turbli.com/blog/the-safest-transport-modes-ranked-by...
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by maigret 3y ago
It's interesting because, at the time of Web 2, it was not only the "social media" proposition the only one, but also AJAX as well as more Javascript-driven websites (with more interaction potential). It was also the time of
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by maigret 3y ago
What is high tier news?
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by maigret 3y ago
Also planes don't, so it's not a poor vs rich topic as many seem to make it be.
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by maigret 3y ago
Family can be and is one safety net in Europe, but many people haven't one, or one that can help, or one that wants to help. Nordic countries have been very stable through history and developed a culture where the community goes much f
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by maigret 3y ago
> The parents are practically committing a crime if they let their kids do this. Not in the European countries I know
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by maigret 3y ago
Yes indeed. I remember a full team of old mainframers going together in a room with printed code and review it together. 500% inspections. Many pieces of code would hold for decades without major refactoring. A lot of the code being produce
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by maigret 3y ago
You’re only “saving” with an ICE because CO2 is not appropriately priced. And there are other reasons to ditch petrol, like, what about our children future? Limiting the discussion to price is a limited way of thinking.
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by maigret 3y ago
This might not necessarily be a bad thing. Will create manpower to create new companies more future proof.
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by maigret 3y ago
Or happen to know a criminal without knowing
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by maigret 3y ago
Very often you’ll get a better sound with Bluetooth because the DAC and electronics can be perfectly matched to the specific headphone acoustics.

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