nakkiel

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by nakkiel 14y ago
No worries. I've kept an eye on you for a long time (through Tryton mostly) so when I read your name, I felt I had to mention your involvement in Tryton. That said, I think your remarks are that of anybody who has expertise in OpenERP and w
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by nakkiel 14y ago
I have an extensive experience as an OpenERP implementer (it's now over) and agree with all of the above points. By any mean, any communication coming from OpenERP (and partners) must be taken with a grain of salt. It's not that it's PR stu
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by nakkiel 14y ago
There are plugins that add support for bzr and git.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
No, you're right, I never worked on a farm; I simply grew up in a farm. Sheep are scared stomachs on legs. When they see their daily source of food and nothing suspicious (such as a stranger), they reach. My grandfather could also call them
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Huge annoyance. It got much worse with an update I received about a months ago. The quoted text is by default collapsed so when you want to reply quickly to someone, you won't even notice you're top-posting. I tried to contact support or
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Turns out sheep's will run toward whoever takes care of them.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
This deserves more attention. It's easy, as a kid, to crack doors open that would take a tremendous amount of effort as an adult.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
I'm currently between two jobs and have a lot of free time. While not really in need for that sort of courses, I might consider giving it a try but I'm unable to find any information on the stuff taught. What are the highlights?
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by nakkiel 14y ago
I'm not going to elaborate much because I feel I'll waste my and I have a plane to catch but I have yet to see a compelling argument to make me believe zsh is in any way superior to bash. All posts on the subject show that theirs authors ha
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by nakkiel 14y ago
In your case, your goal is to reduce the cognitive weight of your environment. A host name in the prompt is one more string you need to read and it's a user interface mistake as a term is for entering commands and reading their output. I've
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by nakkiel 14y ago
> People take a lot for granted I would say the average user doesn't understand correctly a good 70% of what's on his screen. Programmers sure do take a lot for granted. Edit: missing "user".
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Read your comment (and other's) about the PDF filling and got interested into looking at the source. I think doing it this way is wrong. It's essentially the same thing as putting your code and HTML together in a PHP file for example. When
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by nakkiel 14y ago
> BBCode only works because [...] Any board out there is full of posts with broken quotes and markup. I don't think BBCode works. It's widespread but it doesn't mean it works. I otherwise agree with your points.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Be clever: write it once and for all. This problem is nothing new in the world of programming. That's what libraries try to solve. GAE just happens to be a platform for which few abstractions exist because some of its technical choices rend
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by nakkiel 14y ago
TL;DR do your sysadmin job.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
India ⊂ Asia & Pacific
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Not to mention that the BSD community as a whole is being slowly taken over by pkgin..
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Having witnessed it personally, being lost and hungry in a strange land involves mundane things. Think ordering food, trying to get your English understood, etc. I've seen people getting paralyzed in that sort of situations.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Yes, thanks.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
OkCupid use their own event-driven C++ web server framework for their website. I don't remember to what extent but it at least powers specific features such as Chat ans Search; I can't guarantee they use it for the pages of the website but
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by nakkiel 14y ago
I could tell you were not backing the idea of the tax but as it sounds like a good idea at first, I wanted to balance it a bit. Indeed, the point you raise is sound. I don't know how you feel about economic decisions in France but my impres
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by nakkiel 14y ago
I for one am against the tax thing. I just can't make any sense of it and I don't see why some of my money should go to artists I don't support. If the link between creation and income is destroyed, then who gets to set who earns what? Also
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Perhaps the op prefers to use the registry to store settings.. After all HKEY_XXX1230_APP_123 is so friendly.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Focus on the subject at hand, not very minor details. Remarks concerning the author should be addressed to him directly.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Essentially you are admitting that you are racist and tired of being dismissed as such. You mention that our points are baseless and ignore tangible facts (which you have by the way failed to provide) and I'd like to bring to your attention
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by nakkiel 14y ago
It's not their identity but their nationality that is seen as an issue by the op. Identity in social science is a complex matter and trying to attack it with "most" is at best inaccurate. Please read the article on identity negotiation whic
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by nakkiel 14y ago
There's only one thing I'm sure of. Visitors coming to France certainly don't visit to meet your likes.
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by nakkiel 14y ago
For insults, please refer to the other comment at the same level (which I upvoted and support). I'll go even further and state that people like you are responsible for the situation. I live abroad and can tell you that latent racism kills a
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by nakkiel 14y ago
Well, the more people wonder whether French of Moroccan extraction really are French or Moroccan, the less French they are. I'm French, of no extraction. Please stop. French of Moroccan extraction are French. Regarding the riots, that's als
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by nakkiel 14y ago
I don't see how it's relevant.

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