sunseb

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by sunseb 9y ago
I agree. Every times I receive a phone call, I know that: Someone wants somethings from me ("please can you do this or that for me"). Or it's bad news. :-/ Email and text messages are better tools for me: you answer when
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by sunseb 9y ago
Because users don't spend their money to buy and sell goods, they just buy and hold in hope of getting rich later. Hyperinflation is bad of course, but moderate/controlled inflation is a need to make a currency works IMHO.
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by sunseb 9y ago
Another thing I realized it's nonsense lately: object oriented programming. It's often an over-engineered bloat that only works for trivial Programming 101 courses (yeah the famous Employee or Bike class). But in 10+ years of prog
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by sunseb 9y ago
I agree modern websites look a lot nicer... Or do they? They all look the same: big images, not much text, the top bar, yeah this newsletter thing to upsell with these crappy (but effective) marketing techniques... Somehow I feel old school
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by sunseb 9y ago
The web feels slower than it was 10 years ago too. It's fascinating how we tend to over-engineer and bloat things.
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by sunseb 9y ago
This guy doesn't sound authentic at all. He 's like a marketing guru, teaching you how you will get rich if you buy his product.
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by sunseb 9y ago
Is there still some new features coming to Ruby? It seems the language is not this cutting edge technology it was once. I mean we see more changes in Java and PHP than Ruby these days.
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by sunseb 9y ago
Yeah, I have been working on the web for 10 years. When I started, it was fun, because I knew nothing, and that seemed magical to me, but the more I work on this platform, the more I realize it's crap. We are now at peak crap. Did you
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by sunseb 9y ago
I have worked with Python/Flask, and I even built my own micro-framework on top of Ruby/Rack. It was nice, but I am far more productive with PHP, the workflow feels more natural than a cgi-like stack.
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by sunseb 9y ago
Yes precisely, but it seems we have all forget that: most of modern web framework are over-engineered and bloated. PHP sticks to this web simplicity.
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by sunseb 9y ago
I'm excited! :) PHP is IMHO the most productive and easiest platform for web development: - a request - a response - templating - no shared stated And that's it! But the language syntax has so many quirks. So it's cool if Hac
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by sunseb 9y ago
Gnome looks beautiful, but the workflow seems weird.
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by sunseb 9y ago
This browser is more and more bloated... :-(
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by sunseb 9y ago
Init: Alternative to systemd please. :)
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by sunseb 9y ago
Let's face it: systemd is a bad design... The solution I found: FreeBSD and OpenBSD !
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by sunseb 10y ago
In the long run, I tend to think it's better to have a good brand name rather than a descriptive domain name with keywords. We all go on amazon.com to buy books, not on bookstore.com.
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by sunseb 10y ago
Yes maybe and the distance between the Earth and the Moon could explain why we don't see the Moon rotation : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_distance_(astronomy)#/me...
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by sunseb 10y ago
Thanks ! It makes sense. :-)
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by sunseb 10y ago
I agree. I'm not a crazy conspiracy theorist, but this looks photoshopped. The clouds are not moving and the moon is not rotating at all : http://imgur.com/prywsJq
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by sunseb 10y ago
Just a quick dumb question : where are the satellites and the stars ?
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by sunseb 10y ago
Maybe because Red Hat pays the bills ?
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by sunseb 10y ago
Systemd is arguably the most hated Linux software ever. Why have all major distros switched to this thing ? I don't get it.
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by sunseb 10y ago
Systemd is destroying Linux. I switched to FreeBSD.
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by sunseb 10y ago
I should have said "touch-enabled mobile experience." That's where Gnome is going : http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=GNOME-4.0...
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by sunseb 10y ago
Ubuntu with Gnome 2 was really a good user experience back then. Gnome 3 is all about the desktop/mobile convergence, yet nobody to this day uses Gnome 3 on a mobile. Was it worth it ? Sometimes, it may be better to narrow your niche i
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by sunseb 11y ago
I love to play with words. They often convey meanings. I'm French and "the death" translates into "la mort". When you say "la mort", you hear "l'âme hors" (the soul out), which tells you we
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by sunseb 11y ago
Yes, a human is a machine too, still I think we are more than our physical body.
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by sunseb 11y ago
It's not the Terminator T-800 yet, still it's impressing. :-)))
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by sunseb 11y ago
Yes, that's kind of weird this empathy we feel toward these robots. It's just a machine, yet it's so... human.
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by sunseb 11y ago
I live in Switzerland and there is no chance people will vote in favor of a national wage. It's too edgy for now.

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