rhizome31

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by rhizome31 4y ago
Also check Bitwig, Renoise, Tracktion , U-He, AudioThing... Plenty of commercial audio software running on Linux nowadays.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
I haven't read Clean Code but one book that helped me get better at coding was Refactoring by Martin Fowler. There's a second edition that uses JavaScript instead of Java. Anyone read it recently?
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by rhizome31 4y ago
I guess it depends on people. Books have been very useful companions for me over two decades. They help clarify and fill gaps in my knowledge. Hands-on experience comes first but books are a useful addition.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
Between 30k€ and 60k€ depending on profile.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
WeatherForce | Python Developers: Data Engineering, Data Visualization | Full-time | Toulouse, France | On-Site with for some remote working days WeatherForce is currently looking for two experienced Python developers. The first role will b
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by rhizome31 4y ago
While necessary, I doubt this will be sufficient.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
> What exactly is your solution to the sort of naked aggression by Hitler in WW2? Is war not a solution to that problem? With a 70–85 million death toll, I find it hard to describe it as a success. Saying there was no other choice seems
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by rhizome31 4y ago
Not to mention Ancient Greece. Sport as a substitute for war is a joke.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
By working harder and harder for the digital economy you are actively contributing the problems you've listed. Stacking up piles of money is the last thing you should do if you care about pollution, war and digital alienation. Take a l
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by rhizome31 4y ago
I did that maybe 10 years ago and haven't had a single opportunity to regret.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
This is what people were saying about Python 20 years ago.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
Not very surprising on a tech-focused forum. Most won't bite the hand that feeds them. But look, here we are, you're not alone :)
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by rhizome31 4y ago
I don't know, in practice you'll also have useful changes that you want to keep. I usually resort to `git checkout -p` to get rid of the debugging statements.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
> Take Japanese for an example, when you have hiragana, katakana, and kanji to express the same idea I'm sure you know this, but for readers who aren't familiar with Japanese, it might be worth saying that hiragana, katakana an
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by rhizome31 4y ago
> A good partner can be an absolute rock, a bulwark against all the shit out there in the world. Beware that the opposite is also true. The wrong relationship can suck out all your energy and turn a pretty good life into a tasteless burd
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by rhizome31 4y ago
I can confirm this as I experienced it when I was there.
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by rhizome31 4y ago
> relaying all outbound mail through SMTP2Go So it's not an entirely self-hosted solution, is it?
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by rhizome31 5y ago
Not so long ago you were claiming that the US hadn't attacked anyone in your lifetime. Confronted to the evidence that it was a false statement you start making a difference between the "good wars" and "bad wars". I
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by rhizome31 5y ago
A few keywords to search for: Russians in Ukraine, Maidan, Minsk protocol, neonazis in Ukraine, NATO and Ukraine.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
The situation in Ukraine might be more complex than you think.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
A 5 seconds search shows that the US were bombing Syria as close as one year ago.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
Because of propaganda. Time to (re)read Manufacturing Consent.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
Go back and forth between theory and practice. If it's something practical like programing or music that means applying the techniques to make something. If it's something you can't really practice like history, that means ex
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by rhizome31 5y ago
> It doesn't cost me a dime to use it. If you haven't done so already, you're encouraged to donate to ICCF Holland :)
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by rhizome31 5y ago
I think this is acknowledged by any serious feminist. Women can be sexist just as men can be feminist.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
It would be more democratic if the people were making the decision themselves by directly voting the laws. With the elective system we delegate decision making to people we choose from a very limited pool of candidates which aren't se
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by rhizome31 5y ago
Apparently from debitum : https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=debt English is sometimes closer to Latin than French, e.g. address ("ad" + "directiare") vs adresse in French
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by rhizome31 5y ago
Vim has a visual mode that you may find more intuitive. I use it all the time for multi-line editing, particularly through the `V` command.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
This is true to the point that when someone asks me to explain how to do something that I do all the time I feel confused and it requires me significant effort to reverse engineer my muscle memory so I can verbalize the correct keystrokes.
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by rhizome31 5y ago
So true! When I started as a professional programmer they were using Eclipse, then Textmate was the big thing, then it was all about SublimeText and now it seems everybody has moved to VSCode. And here I am still using Vim happily after 20

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