poutrathor

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by poutrathor 4y ago
Mazars is 5th in Europe, 24 400 employees and it makes ~2 bilions in turnover. this above comment is not bringing much value to the discussion I think.
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by poutrathor 4y ago
Looks similar to what https://unidragon.com/ is (was?) doing. Refreshing puzzles :)
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by poutrathor 4y ago
Zulip and Discord will charge more once their growth plateau, as every one else.
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by poutrathor 5y ago
It spreads in France too I believe and it's the first time I heard it's a hoax.
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by poutrathor 5y ago
cold boot time is such a strange metric for an IDE. Do you spend your days closing and restarting yours ? Hot reloading could be a better metric maybe ? When I learnt to debug remote code from my Visual Studio, I was blown away. https:&#x2
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by poutrathor 5y ago
then time is your limited resource. You should count 1 non dev for each dev, at least. Most organization have much more non-dev than dev. So if you work 2 jobs, you can't even dream about hiring/working with a single dev.
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by poutrathor 5y ago
bright white light or led screens ? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by poutrathor 5y ago
one still throws away the soaking liquid when retrieving aquafaba, afaik. It's the cooking water that becomes aquafaba. "cooking primarily as a means of getting nutrients rather than a hobby" is such a strange opposition to m
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by poutrathor 5y ago
https://nomadvisa.io/france centers the map on the French Caribbean rather than the main landmass in Western Europe
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by poutrathor 5y ago
or... how far ? how long the batteries stay on ?
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by poutrathor 5y ago
Fuck it, babies should vote, the ballot they try to eat is their choice. Fight me XorNot
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by poutrathor 5y ago
what is lacking in your view is empathy. It seems you don't understand what it is to be the victim, for no good damn fault of you. Moreover in your 'solution', once the videos have leaked on-line to fulfil the ex-lover reveng
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by poutrathor 5y ago
the time line in the first day of commits is incredibly tight. Later commits frequency looks more on par with what I would expect. But many people don't commit for a while before their code starts working.
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by poutrathor 6y ago
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/326/104/e0b...
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Especially for corn fields and huge skies lovers :)
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by poutrathor 6y ago
I am glad I will able to put to rest this common misconception about nuclear power ramping up speed. While it's a common rebuttal argument against nuclear, it's rather incorrect since nuclear power is actually able to ramp up fast
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by poutrathor 6y ago
high tech and environment considerations are conflicting way harder than most nerds care to acknowledge and it's a real issue.
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Hello, I saw you use Google traduction for providing non English support. Please drop the feature. It made non sense for French right off the bat : > There is far more to the trapezius muscle than meets the eye. The traps are not just th
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Definitively a local issue between the chair and the computer. The whole developers world would be up in arms if Git actually crashed in 1 out of 30 commands on Windows, _whatever the configuration, git bash, powershell, or WSL 1/2_. T
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Not with big constructor slowly removing F1-F12 touches from the keyboard (Lenovo...)
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by poutrathor 6y ago
> It's strange for Americans to be on the business side of a propaganda weapon, as we're more used to using against our enemies. Funny that no top replies pounced on that starting axiom. USA have been widely known as a propagan
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by poutrathor 6y ago
that's it, it must be pesky starbucks !
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by poutrathor 6y ago
In French, passive voice is used to redirect the spotlight on meaningful bits. In their example & imho, "Phrases in green have been marked to show passive voice." communicates their intent better than "We marked in green
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by poutrathor 6y ago
well are europeans show likewise ?
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by poutrathor 6y ago
That's actually a classic misconception : see here https://mobile.twitter.com/tristankamin/status/1102620969808... this detailed example from France nuclear power centrals
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by poutrathor 6y ago
> and you can recognize colors easily even in your peripheral vision. That's not true as far as I know. I think we see color only in the middle of our focal and our brain merely remember colors for the periphery. > They are typic
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by poutrathor 6y ago
why is first shader of introduction so bad and slow ? https://thebookofshaders.com/00/
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Can we talk about NerdPilots CSS mastery ? https://ibb.co/vZHS7xT (on firefox, laptop)
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Have you actually listen to nowadays comedians ? It _is_ one joke/sentence nowadays (at least in my country). More exactly, they separate each sentence. Each has a tiny bit of funny in it (in the words, in the way they say it, because
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by poutrathor 6y ago
I did not need to do that & never used slideshare

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