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by poutrathor 6y ago
I checked French & Italian and the data source is rather bad : Bonny ? Blondene ?
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by poutrathor 6y ago
> The answer is that it's much simpler to send everyone a check. I am always shocked by the general lack of awareness people have about world intricacies. Social welfare, fiscality and related issue in modern developped countries is
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Openning OP's page on a slow 4G connection via hotspotting from my smartphone, the whole page makes no sense because I can't know if I should wait for something to move or carry on.
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by poutrathor 6y ago
hello from europe, we got all the versions running for 150 years, none proved armed citizens turned out good I think?
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Evergreen seems to be an extreme occurrence, ain't it ? College campuses are also a small, very small part of USA ; though quite influential. But if college campuses were a correct representation of the people, most current world leade
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by poutrathor 6y ago
It's country dependant (and study dependant) : https://www.lemonde.fr/societe/article/2020/01/23/un-rapport... Most studies does not account for what people dislike in immigration : fracturing
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by poutrathor 6y ago
we can argue about semantics but it's not really productive, imo. He implies nothing, he states that sponsor definition covers the OP use case. Having more than one word to describe the same thing is not surprising. You imply that you
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by poutrathor 6y ago
I think there is a big difference between being business-driven and lack of users.
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by poutrathor 6y ago
funny how both responses are exact opposite
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by poutrathor 6y ago
funny how both responses are exact opposite
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by poutrathor 6y ago
The Joel Test : https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-s... * The Joel Test Do you use source control? Can you make a build in one step? Do you make daily builds? Do you
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by poutrathor 6y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=2010-05-03%202... There is renewed interest.
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by poutrathor 6y ago
Interesting point. So what should I do now : treat anyone not from western democracies as an adversary ?
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by poutrathor 6y ago
I immediately think about the dwitter crowd when seeing the video. I think I recognized several patterns. Seems sound that in the shortest size goal, everyone ends up using the same function classes to generate maximal impact with minimal b
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by poutrathor 6y ago
silly though ! and which wikipedia would be in English while the other pages are in American English (or in British English). I mean, neither side would accept their language name to be prefixed ; they are already infighting about what&#x2
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by poutrathor 7y ago
I gave up on Atom when it was released because it was the most slow editor I have ever seen. It single handy bias me against Electron app until I discover VSCode.
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by poutrathor 7y ago
what's the gain compared to excel and CONCATENATE('code'; A1;';') ?
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by poutrathor 7y ago
I don't see how is selling a service different then selling a product ? If clients want it => pay for it. The real point that privacy advocates REFUSE to talk about is that FREE service wins over 99% market share over PAID service.
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by poutrathor 7y ago
M'enfin is from Gaston Lagaffe, a Franquin's child, as far as I know.
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by poutrathor 7y ago
Hello, from engineering's point of view, what does FrontApp do ? * aggregate or wrap around all kinds of communication format ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email#Message_format ) and API (twitter). then provide a
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by poutrathor 7y ago
TheEconomist had an article a few years back on software in construction. It was at the time an obvious void but hard to fill. Found it ! https://www.economist.com/leaders/2017/08/17/the-constructio... I
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by poutrathor 7y ago
Cargo ships looks like a diversion from lobbies. It should be relatively easy to solve (upgrading 50k motors is much easier than redesign transport on land to trains, subway and bus). The trick is to conflate nitrogen oxide emission with ai
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by poutrathor 7y ago
I see some. Top of my head : Games development are limitless in scope and technical complexity and very passion driven. So, a developer could spend countless hours each night improving his game. Next day, all the team has is a tired develop
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by poutrathor 7y ago
Ah Wingspan[0] database as a service. [0] https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/266192/wingspan
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by poutrathor 7y ago
That's because each university caters to some business needs. Top universities form students towards engineering careers because that's what the market requires and expects them to be. Low rank universities train students to be b
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by poutrathor 7y ago
> Growth funds saving the environment What we have to read these days -_-
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by poutrathor 7y ago
Maybe because Wag targets a market where workers are hoping in and off more than cleaners ? Or because people are emotional toward their pets' spendings ? Maybe because investors throw money to many stupid things. ("we never know&
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by poutrathor 7y ago
that's a tech view only. Startup-ing is harder because incumbents in innovative business have built huge moats, in pharma, chemistry, web, mobile, etc. Big business are more ready to react to disrupting newcomers by pricing them out, l
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by poutrathor 7y ago
I strongly disagree. The said refactoring was probably not a huge task since he is reporting it done. Larger tasks are most often planned and monitored. Splitting some class and decoupling some resources + adding the testing framework and i
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by poutrathor 7y ago
"Time" : https://www.futurity.org/friends-time-1718952-2/ It's actually pretty fast actually. 200 hours is nothing. What really happens is that grown up don't invest the required hours because their

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