smonff

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   by smonff 11y ago

   Isn't burnout just a "because-of-work" depression? And is it possible to "burnout" of something else than work?
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   by smonff 11y ago

   Is it a common thing to realise you are burnouted in front of the kitchen closet? It was the same for me, stuck in front of food and didn't even know why I opened the door. Then I get scared.
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   by smonff 11y ago

   But I can't run W3's CSS validator while I use my development environment! https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=%22min-width%3A+n...
4. 154.▲
   by smonff 11y ago

   Also, it don't mention ability of mirroring the dependencies infrastructure, it's openness and the integrated tests workflow that could exist.
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   by smonff 11y ago

   Yes, from a non-american point of view, people are not exaggeratedly self-confident and enthusiastic, for european, being a bit pessimistic can be considered as normal. And french criticize everything. Even self-criticizing is sometimes all
6. 156.▲
   by smonff 11y ago

   I am a lazy person, which is why I like open source, for other people to do work for me. https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Linus_Torvalds#2015
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   by smonff 11y ago

   Unfortunately. It's too bad that it don't focus a bit more on the ideological philosophy of GNU, even if, as far as I know, Torvalds don't care much about it. Especially for those who would like or dislike the ideology: those
8. 158.▲
   by smonff 11y ago

   What about https://disconnect.me ? Don't they provide an interesting "free" trackers-list, that is even integrated inside the "non-profit" uBlock Origin?
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   by smonff 11y ago

   >uBlock Origin (and uMatrix) are the only ad blockers that I trust and that I advise. The developer has strong ethics and, needless to say, they are open source. It makes the difference. Ghostery was interesting in it's first days,
10. 160.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    What about the people who will have access to these treatments and those who won't? It looks like very similar to the birth of a new kind of aristocraty.
11. 161.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    Before growing our life time, we should improve our education for a better birth-control: what would happen if we start to live for hundred of years and that new humans keeps arriving?
12. 162.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    I asked for privacy and decentralization, Google gave "clouded" SMS.
13. 163.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    Non profit is not non-profit-yet.
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Look the difference https://lut.im/RCbxJiKqPR/Vsz5iYdI0EYaYRfE.png
15. 165.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    http://knacss.com/ is very interesting but the documentation is French only :(
16. 166.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    I experiment the same problem with "trivial regular expressions" in two yeats old Perl programs.
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Most of the notifications are not necessary. It just gives you bad habits and distract you. The addiction you describe is partly created by getting used of all these small notifications sounds that excite you and give you the habit of check
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Ruby on Rails now look like a family framework.
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    by smonff 11y ago

    They should also do something for sexist content. They said they have rules for harrassement, but it's quite rare we manage to be heard when we found problematic content.
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    GitKraken 0.5.0 with Git Flow integration(gitkraken.com)

    5 points by smonff 11y ago|2 comments
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    by smonff 11y ago

    > One thing I have grown to appreciate about Perl is its mentality of helping you getting the job done no matter what. It is incredibly effective at helping prototyping rapidly small ideas. > the Perl community is awesome, there are s
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Or " plan social " in french.
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    by smonff 11y ago

    IT world need a better class consciousness. The class struggle isn't something from the past. Twitter is one of the biggest company of the net economy, and it actually can fire 336 employees because " the world needs a strong
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Since Peaches wears a Camelia suit on stage[0], I think this logo made his job. [0] https://twitter.com/CreativeCopper1/status/65167580812206080...
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Maybe he meant something that Peaches could make a suit of on stage : https://twitter.com/CreativeCopper1/status/65167580812206080...
26. 176.▲
    by smonff 11y ago

    Hey, even Peaches is wearing a Camelia suit on stage! https://twitter.com/MarguerinLDN/status/651675808122060800
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    by smonff 11y ago

    This is also cute.
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Discouraging misogyny doesn't mean feminine .
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    by smonff 11y ago

    This is also interesting that a language would not be only jugged on it's pretty website shell. I mean, if you got a beautiful language, it is logical to create a beautiful packaging for it... But honestly, I am reluctant to these very
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    by smonff 11y ago

    Happy to see someone who discourage misogyny in his wishes for a new logo :-)