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I live in France, and I must say I am offended by your comment! People burning cars and destroying property are not yellow vests, they are antifa groups and their job is to bring chaos to discredit the yellow vests movement. http:/&#x
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I love that! This AMD/Intel competition is bringing us faster and cheaper cpu!
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7y ago
I fixed this bug myself... I bought extra RAM. :)
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7y ago
Good point, but someone could say that IQ is correlated to Wealth (and not the other way around)?
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7y ago
There is this theory that life in the Northern Hemisphere is very hard (because of Winter), so there may have been some kind of a harder natural selection there in the past. People in the North seem to be obsessed with building, working and
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7y ago
This is the elephant in the room that explains why IQ is such a controversial topic: https://brainstats.com/average-iq-by-country.html https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-01-14/nobel-prize-winner-ja..
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7y ago
HDD : Hype Driven Development. "Yeah, we should just give up on Docker and rebuild all the container ecosystem using IBM technology."
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7y ago
How do you explain lunar eclipses (the Earth's shadow is round)? How do you explain retrograde motions of planets? These 2 simple observations explain why we live on a round Earth that revolves around the Sun. (That said, I am against
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7y ago
Gold is a symbol. Gold is the color of the sun. Gold is a pure metal (which doesn't rust). It's like the metal of the gods.
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What's interesting about Japan is that it's a mono-cultural society with high IQ and this country has not surprisingly the lowest crime rate in the world. Italy and Switzerland were like that a few decades ago. BTW, what do you th
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Sorry I didn't know Breitbart. I posted a link to this website, because it was in English and most of the sources I have are from Swiss newspapers (in French or in German). For example, this link (from the Swiss national TV) : https:&
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I don't mean that at all! I am simply suggesting that mixing multiple cultures, religions and belief systems is harmful to the identity and the self-trust of a nation. For example, in my city, they are building new pavements. They are
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Foreigners now account for 80% of the prison population in Switzerland: https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/02/08/foreigners-make-... IQ scores are falling and have been for decades, new study finds:
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Yes, and the next logical question would be: what has changed in Geneva these past 30 years? Hints: individualism, globalization, multiculturalism. My father told me that when he served for our national army back then, soldiers just left th
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As a Swiss guy, I must say I only see this in rural areas. It wouldn't work in big cities like Geneva I think (too many people living in urban areas who don't respect our wonderful country and that's a shame).
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8y ago
I don't want to work for someone that tries to trick me! And if I had to hire a developer, I would want someone with great coding skills, not someone that makes a good impression at an interview.
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Yeah folks at Google want their search engine to be the entry point for the web - not the url. We need to find (and promote) alternatives to Google (and Facebook). They are making the world a WORST place.
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It's funny how DHH is constantly bashing Google or Facebook, but we never hear him about Amazon (because Amazon invested in his company, Basecamp).
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https://www.passblue.com/2016/03/01/egypts-fertility-rate-tu...
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People do less and less chilidren in the western world, and Africa's population to double to 2.4 billion by 2050. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianoc...
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I agree. Modern society will eventually die out if this world leads to something that alienates people so much that people don't socialize and reproduce anymore. "Life will find a way." (Jurassic Park) Speaking of movies, wat
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https://www.wired.com/story/why-teens-arent-partying-anymore...
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I think VC prefer two founders because it's simply easier to have leverage on them than on a single guy.
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What about a Industrial SLC SD Card ? Like that: https://swissbit.com/products/nand-flash-products/cards/sd-m... Is it safe for backup or same problem?
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8y ago
Yeah I agree so much. OOP is good when you are in school and you a have perfect use case like Vehicule, Car, Bicycle, but when you work on something else, you end up with abstract, absurd and bloated objects. OOP is only profitable for IT c
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It's easy to say you should work less when you are successful.
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If you do fractional scaling on a svg image, pixels will not align to the pixel grid and the image will look blury. You won't notice that on big svg images, but tiny ui icons will definitely look blurry. There was even a (never impleme
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I think it's an issue with SVG icons (this format doesn't support fractional scaling, but TTF fonts do).
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Maybe it's because when you set fractional scaling you lose pixel perfect design (icons, images, and so). https://icons8.com/articles/make-pixel-perfect-icons/
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The web 1.0 was a success because it was simple. I don’t understand anything about Solid.
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