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by pnako 6y ago
It's mostly templates, SDKs, etc. MS is open-sourcing the pieces of cheese that lead to their proprietary cloud-shaped trap. I don't think they've open-sourced anything related to Azure itself (i.e. if I wanted to run my own
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by pnako 6y ago
Address for an individual, in Australia (e.g. john.smith@id.au)
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by pnako 6y ago
"He's the angriest man you'll ever meet. He's like a man with a fork in a world of soup." (Noel Gallagher, about his brother) I found the quote relevant ("a man with a fork")
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by pnako 6y ago
Alice: Yesterday I looked at ticket ABC123, to fix the database. I had some issue with the network so I'm following up with IT. Today I'll look at ticket XYZ385. Bob: Yesterday I was working on the migration to the Kokomalta frame
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by pnako 6y ago
That's actually how language works. We use the common, dictionary definition of words, not whatever some academic with an agenda made up.
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by pnako 6y ago
It's the wrong word then. The etymology of privilege: Middle English: via Old French from Latin privilegium ‘bill or law affecting an individual’, from privus ‘private’ + lex, leg- ‘law’. In fact, in France privilèges have been abolish
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by pnako 6y ago
In some places you need to "tip" the police when driving somewhere. We generally call those tips "bribes".
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by pnako 6y ago
Do you tip the postman? They bring you letters, which can be very valuable.
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by pnako 6y ago
> they're treating us like they treat the drivers She almost reached the point of enlightenment, but stopped right there.
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by pnako 6y ago
It's a vote, so you could say "elected" instead of "named".
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by pnako 6y ago
"Our patience has its limits: improving LLVM performance"
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by pnako 6y ago
Or Stalin, the Scheme compiler that "brutally optimizes". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalin_(Scheme_implementation)
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by pnako 6y ago
What you describe as "broken" is what I imagine to be the ideal situation. I expect travel agencies and similar websites to have a rock-solid back-end, and I don't care at all for any Javascript fanciness. In fact I would exp
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by pnako 6y ago
Stop spreading misinformation.
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by pnako 6y ago
This "lock down" thing was completely improvised. I've checked various medical dictionaries, in French and English, and the term is not even there (you will obviously find terms like "quarantine" or "quarantain
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by pnako 6y ago
ImGui won't work in a breakpoint, but on the other hand it's more or less designed to do what you want, in the sense that there is not a lot of ceremony required to create a slider to adjust a variable (unlike, say, Qt, where you
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by pnako 6y ago
I think the answer to your question is precisely that, with all the campaigns in the west telling women to follow their own path, do whatever they want, etc. they ended up predominantly choosing careers they actually like (nursing, teaching
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by pnako 6y ago
Get lost, seriously. We all have the same voice here, and I'm "spreading" whatever the heck I want. It's not "misinformation" just because you happen to have a different appreciation of the facts. I don't
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by pnako 6y ago
I said that it is more deadly in many places, and you're talking about a single place (NYC). Let me remind you that it's not actually the centre of the world. And I think you're reading a bit too much into my post. I don&#x27
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by pnako 6y ago
The fact remains that there are more women studying engineering (not just CS) in less egalitarian third world countries than in progressive western countries, despite the latter having campaigns, funding, etc. The idea that male and female
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by pnako 6y ago
Granted, this one is tougher, but not that much tougher than a bad strain of influenza. Again, I'm not saying we shouldn't be doing anything. The catastrophe movie, Hollywood-like global mass hysteria was totally over the top and
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by pnako 6y ago
Women are the majority of CS grads in Saudi Arabia, and you'll find that they are many women studying CS in third-world countries that typically are less "gender egalitarian" than Western countries. In wealthy, western countr
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by pnako 6y ago
Why do his beliefs even matter? Are we supposed to burn him at the stake at the end if he's got the wrong ones?
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by pnako 6y ago
Framing is important. In many places the annual flu is more deadly. And all the articles about running out of space at morgues, etc. are common in winter in Europe. We've had SARS and MERS before (MERS is way more deadly, yet we didn&#
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by pnako 6y ago
The fact that we need to eat food for sustainance was probably also taken into consideration.
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by pnako 6y ago
"Wait for the second wave" is the new "Wait two weeks"
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by pnako 6y ago
People die every day of all causes. We don't shut down the country because of car accidents, do we? I'm not saying we should not be doing anything, but we have existing protocols to deal with respiratory epidemics, which are not a
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by pnako 6y ago
We have to start thinking about how, long term, we are going to start managing the 7th and 8th wave as well.
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by pnako 6y ago
Assuming 12.38 million people would die of it, 12.38 million people would die of it. Stop assuming things.
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by pnako 6y ago
According to Le Monde (~ French NY Times), it's this research that prompted the French government to urgently implement this "lock down" solution. It was criticized by some French scientists in the government's own exper

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