pjerem

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by pjerem 2y ago
Well in the LLM era, you could. I’m not sure you should :)
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by pjerem 2y ago
Isn’t that the history feature ? :)
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by pjerem 2y ago
No. You have no business relationship with the driver. We are more likely in the case where the chief is an independent contractor in the restaurant. And especially, unlike the restaurant, you didn’t chose the driver. Maybe (probably) the d
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by pjerem 2y ago
The point is that contacting you isn’t always needed to harass you if the opponent have enough influence (or bots under his control) to harass you with its minions. Of course it could be bypassed but it requires effort and most harassers ar
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by pjerem 2y ago
It’s probably what macOS does but they manage to do it cleanly whatever the display scaling you choose, including arbitrary values of scaling that are unsupported by the OS (but that you can force with some software). On Linux, good luck us
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by pjerem 2y ago
MacOS have always had the best font rendering on HiDPI screens and also the worst on Low-DPI. Windows is historically very good on Low-DPI but they also managed to be great on HiDPI. Linux, well, it depends on so much things … you can achie
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by pjerem 2y ago
Are the good old PHP CMS dead ? Things like Joomla, Dotclear, Drupal …
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by pjerem 2y ago
I do think it’s an important social issue though. Swear words communicate important and precise emotions that no other words can communicate. I totally understand why some words aren’t appropriate in a given social setting but it doesn’t me
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by pjerem 2y ago
It’s 100% that they cost as much as a decent used car. Also they are easier to steal and also I wouldn’t trust my insurance in case it’s stolen. Don’t get me wrong, I’d love to buy and use one. But it’s still too expensive to be a rational
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Browsers are complicated. It doesn't inspire confidence that the folks in charge of that complexity can't get their heads around a business model. Unfortunately you are also describing Mozilla here.
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by pjerem 2y ago
The Galaxy note 2 from 2016 ? You really can run modern Android on it?
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by pjerem 2y ago
I can’t see without my glasses so I didn’t try. But I have a huge myopia, not perfectly corrected astigmatism (like, it’s fine but glasses can’t correct it perfectly) and on top of that, I have amblyopia (which you can approximate by : my b
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by pjerem 2y ago
That’s probably just a detection of the tab losing focus. Edit : nope, you just scrolled the page :) [0] [0] : https://github.com/remvze/nothing/blob/5402ae06169c67bdfa8b6...
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by pjerem 2y ago
> When done perfectly correctly, consciously breathing nets the same benefits to the body as unconscious or automatic breathing. You don't really have to spend any mental energy on it to get the oxygen you need (your body will even
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by pjerem 2y ago
I really do think it’s more a message / a sort or artistic expression, than an app :)
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by pjerem 2y ago
> Access tried to be this a decade ago three decades ago :)
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yes, and I would say that no other passenger would appreciate a full flight alongside an alone child.
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by pjerem 2y ago
You are defending that asking more money for your children not to be alone is ok ? In most companies, when you don’t book specific seats, the algorithm puts you alongside your children anyway.
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by pjerem 2y ago
Oh that looks like a nice product ! And the author’s change in reasoning is interesting to read. At the end of the day, it’s just the internet. It’s full of cool people but also full of toxic people and you have the right to just ignore the
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by pjerem 2y ago
Well, so, does this method return the login name of the user ? Or is the "name" field in fact a company convention to return firstname and lastname concatenation ? Oh and if it’s that, what will be the concatenation order ? It doe
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m happy to buy from any brand that fulfills my needs, including Apple or any other vendor so here are my two cents: I think Apple marketing, while grandiloquent, is pretty "honest", in the sense that you really get the product t
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by pjerem 2y ago
That’s called a power nap. But you have to be a good sleeper in the first place. If you are not able to fall asleep before the caffeine kicks in, you’ll have a pretty different night/nap.
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by pjerem 2y ago
It can even be stepped. In France we had a wealth tax but only for people who owned over 1 300 000 € in wealth. Had because Macron stopped it because apparently it would make the rich leave the country which was pretty stupid since the fi
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m not rich enough to know but is it an official, written, securing or isn’t just the bank ok to emit the loan since they just trust you because they know you are rich ? Especially if the loan is just a fraction of your wealth and you have
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by pjerem 2y ago
OK that was pretty unexpected :)
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by pjerem 2y ago
Yes of course it generates the corresponding SQL and don’t iterate over the table. But in the framework’s code, IQueryable implements IEnumerable, it’s just a totally different implementation but for the developer it’s 100% the same API and
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by pjerem 2y ago
Thing is that may not depend on you. I did this but I was surrounded by coworkers who were stupidly running straight into burnout themselves and said yes to anything. Well, upper management felt I wasn’t doing enough in comparison and pres
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by pjerem 2y ago
I’m not sure it’s the same phenomena though. Since Active noise canceling technology works by emitting "opposite" frequency of what the mic just listened, its limited by the processing delay so it is only really efficient in filte
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by pjerem 2y ago
It’s exactly what Entity Framework does in dotnet. It allows you to query the database like it’s an enumerable. In fact, in EF, an IQueryable (which is the interface you use to query a SQL dataset) implements IEnumerable. So you can 100%
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by pjerem 2y ago
Oh, that’s Entity Framework but in typescript ?

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