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by sametmax 8y ago
It does after 3.5.3 and as long as you pop your loop after the thread has started.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Yes, you need consent. That's the point. That's good for us, the users. Services can still do all what they did before, but we need to agree.
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by sametmax 8y ago
The gdpr doesn't prevent such thing. It just requires consent, care and empowerment.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Googling tells me: - Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5, B6 and B12 - 89% of the RDA for selenium - 53% of the RDA for phosphorus But let's be honest, you don't eat bacon for the vitamins.
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by sametmax 8y ago
I assume D, B12, iron, etc
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by sametmax 8y ago
Definitely a US thing. In every french conf I go, PC are a majority. In the french PyCon where I regularly give talks, Linux PC always are. The diversity is even a problem in workshops because everybody has a different config and you get we
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by sametmax 8y ago
"Cogito" implies "I", it's just not required in latin. Espacially since it's been first coined by Gómez Pereira (not Descartes), a spanish man, language in which you can say "pienso" and not provide a
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by sametmax 8y ago
I used to love doctopt, but with usage your realise: - i18n is made hard - syntax errors are not caught by tooling - you don't get automatic args checking or env var override Eventually, a well made programmative API is better.
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by sametmax 8y ago
"particularly frustrated" over a one time question once every 3 years ? I'm sensing BS here.
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by sametmax 8y ago
You can whitelist.
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by sametmax 8y ago
It's called choosing your friends and information sources. Cause I haven't seen the video once. I haven't been offered to neither. You have to take some responsibility at some point. Always asking the rest of the world to do
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by sametmax 8y ago
I'm writing that from Ubuntu. It's good to have a little self derision.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Yeah but after that, he never had any problem with it, except sleep mode cutting wifi sometimes. Or bluetooth not pairing. Or the battery lasting half as expected. Nothing that a few commands can't fix. Zero maintenance.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Interstingly, this "I think therefor I am" has been taken as the most barebone possible way to demonstrate what exist and what does not. However, each word of the sentence makes an assumption that it never tries to demonstrate: -
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by sametmax 8y ago
No because when people are impaired, they tend to choose the path of least resistance, which is often maintaining the status quo.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Obama was not a dangerous president from a European perspective. Bush and Trump on the other hand have been raising a lot of concerns. The first one for lying to his people to get to war and tell the UN to go to hell. The second one has jus
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by sametmax 8y ago
No electronic system is safe enough to guaranty secret because it depends on too many other systems. It would just be a trojan horse for total control. In fact, it would allow big actors to pretend giving freedom while in fact having perfec
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by sametmax 8y ago
Yes, but your popularity doesn't affect your experience of buying bread or your ability to reach a destination. In Mali you may get more expensive and shittier products for being disliked. You may have a hard time finding a good guide
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by sametmax 8y ago
You're right, I should not be so quickly dismissive. More knowledge is always good either way.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Everything has an inertia, including social habits.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Another problem is that no society is perfect. And even if it were, it won't stay that way. There is a need for a small grey area in any system to stay sane, where people can workaround the limitations of said system. Yes, it will be a
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by sametmax 8y ago
The correlation seems a bit broad. If you eat a lot of mushrooms, it increases the probability you cook and eat fresh vegetables. That itself is a big factor in health.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Not that simple. Social connections require work, they also are slow and unreliable. Before the information age, to get to know something, talking was the main way. But now with books, panels, displays, packaging, signs, internet, GPS, etc.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Given the semantics of {}.update({}) and { * * {}, * * {}}, it is clear what is the preferred behavior, or at the very least the most commonly known one in Python. Hence there is nothing hard or mysterious what the + operator should do. Peo
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by sametmax 8y ago
Same with lists and strings, and it doesn't bother anybody: even for dict, it's just a matter or reading from the left to the right.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Yes, a lot of movies or video games block busters, no matter how pretty they are, are closer to a rollercoaster than to a van gogh painting. Indeed, you may have a lot of fun in the rollercoaster, and it may be aesthetically pleasing, but i
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by sametmax 8y ago
I agree, but let's remember how young rust is, how little experience people have with it and its paradigms and how much they are used to code with c/c++. How course it's hard for them right now. Guess what, it was harder when
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by sametmax 8y ago
OpenOffice gained traction by supporting .doc files. VLC because it could read .wma and .mov files. Linux when it could read NTFS partitions. "Be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others" is good prac
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by sametmax 8y ago
Because they call the entire community to invest themself hard in their new baby, but don't want to do the same commitment themself.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Progression != improvement. When ad blockers won't work, when you get DRM everywhere and trackers will be embedded in the browser, the tech will have progressed. Yet it will not be the progress you want to live. It's like if sudde

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