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Young tree branches are stupid.
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That’s pretty cool, actually.
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Oh my. Yes.
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Saying those people are only there for the money is a little bit reductive IMHO. I like computers but I actually don't like programming that much as an action. Programming is just a tool I use and try to master because it allows me to
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I feel the same thing as you but that’s just a default choice : I did that (programming) because I know I liked it when I was a teenager. Unfortunately, you know pretty much nothing about what you really like when it’s time to start choosin
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You are right ! Thank you !
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You are right ! Thank you !
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When you use ctrl+c, you are not killing the program, you are sending it a SIGTERM signal which essentially means « could you please stop yourself ? » so the program have a chance to clean things before exiting. kill -9 is sending a SIGKILL
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1y ago
Scripting, CLI tools ...
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> BitTorrent was honestly more impressive to me than AI. Ah, the good old days. That’s because BitTorrent was immediately useful and empowering.
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1y ago
You mean, EncroChat, the company that was infiltrated by cops which led to 4500 arrests ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EncroChat
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I will agree with you that Windows enshitification is waaay faster. But it’s not like macOS is going in an interesting direction anyway. In fact most macOS improvements are only for the users who are 100% working within the Apple ecosystem
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I never said public healthcare is free for strangers. It’s rarely the case. Most of the time if you are not a citizen you need to either work or pay taxes. In fact even if you are a citizen, you may not be covered if you live abroad. It’s r
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Except that through taxes, your coverage is not dependent on your contribution and your contribution depends on your revenue. Typically you contribute nothing if you have no revenue and you are still as much covered as the next rich guy. Th
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That’s the description of most European countries.
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Agree on the hardware side. When it comes to the software, well, I honestly fail to remember when was the last update of macOS with a single interesting thing for me. Like Windows, every update doesn’t bring anything useful (to me) and just
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I don't agree here. Nintendo games don't look like cheap cartoons at all. They are absolutely not photorealistic but they do put a lot of work on the aesthetics/art and it's most of the time relly impressive once you tak
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As an European with non-censored History books in my teenage years, that nudity was... ok because I was working from home today. This picture isn’t sexual at all but it’s still Not Safe For Work in the strictest sense. I still wouldn’t have
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> This rule is important because comments can get orphaned. I've seen this argument in multiple discussion, especially against adding comments or documentation in code because they can become outdated. But I really strugle to agree
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I think I have a precise figure : it's a lot.
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> But then I remind myself: it’s not a product made for me. I don’t have to like it. That’s not the point of the article, though. It never says it’s not a good product. The issue is not that, it’s that it is a disposable product : the da
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Hahaha
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27909164/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35458717/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12001667 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov&
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> Because usually the "euphoria" people feel is their biology failing due to mild poisoning. All the recent studies in the last decade have proven it's the opposite. What's your point exactly ?
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That's the default. But it sounds like OPs mails were sorted differently for an unknown reason.
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Or just maybe click the arrow to sort by date ?
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Same here : I discovered the fun of rollerblading in skate parks at 34. Never did any sport in my whole life, officially obese, but now I’m taking a collective course in a skatepark every week and I’m having so much fun that I’m forcing mys
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Except Wind Waker is actually a good and a bad example. Its art style has not aged but the HD remaster (on Wii U) is still better looking.
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I’m not an expert so I’ll just ask questions but IIRC, there is no deadly dose of psylocybin. I would imagine that at some point the effects would plateau. Of course you would be pretty far away in space in multiple dimensions at the same t
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You really can’t compare free "check my algorithm" ChatGPT with $200/month "generate a working product" Claude Code. I’m not saying Claude Code is perfect or is the panacea but those are really different products wi
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