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by tarsinge 5y ago
French is a good example, nasal vowels are everywhere and are just impossible to pronounce correctly for English speakers without training, so not only we shouldn't take offense but it's even insensitive to expect it.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
We kind of successfully to that in my shop, the early stage product usually being graphic mock-ups (wireframes may not be enough when the client really lacks product vision) to iterate fast.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
Regarding (2), I think it illustrate the more general phenomenon of the global shift of blue collar vote to the right, against their interests.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
The point is that you can go pretty far on a single cluster (GitLab example). That 99% figure is trivially wrong in that case.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
> can have such lavish perks/holidays/etc Just look at the difference in taxes on salary between France and the US. Half of what is payed by employers to workers goes to social protection (this is in addition to the company tax
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by tarsinge 5y ago
Source regarding insulin?
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by tarsinge 5y ago
To add to that there is the obvious low hanging fruit of meat as the main source of proteins. Feeding animals perfectly good proteins and using the majority of agricultural land (more than 70% if I remember correctly) and a lot water to fin
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I don’t see that convincing, a huge part of what we eat currently is the result of marketing (sugar, meat, dairy…), very anecdotical for defining oneself and the future of human society.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
The issue is not exported beef, it's exported soy to feed the beef in the US and in Europe.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I feel the opposite, we started to hear so much about China overnight around 2019 that I can't help but feel it's another war the US is starting to brew and preparing the public opinion for it. Kosovo, Iraq, Syria, ... The pattern
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by tarsinge 5y ago
Even at 500x the speed of light it took some time for me to receive it, and then you receive it some time after, so no it does not arrive before you send it. You'll just have to wait ~500x that time to see the corresponding visual. For
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by tarsinge 5y ago
Have you read TFA? This is the issue discussed, that currently men don't really have that fair choice due to different factors.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I never understood the problem regarding causality and the light cone. Why a latency between photons and the FTL event break causality? Isn’t just a visual delay and the events aren’t still kind of “stacked”? Even if we alter photons we jus
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by tarsinge 5y ago
> The second fault was the CEO’s. He didn’t even try the app once before presenting it to the investors. That says it all regarding maturity and/or professionalism, that’s the number #1 job of the CEO.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I found the book R for Data Science (which is free http://r4ds.had.co.nz ) to be a very good introduction to R with Tidyverse.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
Yeah the the author circles around the root issue but ultimately misses it: it's not a quality problem, but a consumption behavior problem. Thinking that it's possible to be amazed by a new movie everyday is a consumerist myth, th
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by tarsinge 5y ago
The point of GP is that the grand PR campaign doesn't really state it's an unfinished product and that they are looking for free testers and security and legal audits.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
> The only thing that Japanese dont get ( and they somehow still dont ) is Software. Desktop software? Because video games show otherwise.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
That could be the perfect solution for my Rails dev. Sprinkling views with Vue feels more natural and in line with Rails philosophy for me than the pseudo SPA approach of Stimulus. I hope it will gain traction in the community.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
It's the third only if you compare to Chrome experimental APIs, that Firefox devs feel pressured to implement too. When people say it's the new IE they are not saying it's IE6 in 2010, but it's IE6 in early 00's. Go
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by tarsinge 5y ago
It will not change until dev stop developing on Chrome as their main browser. Maybe tooling could be an excuse for very large webapps, but otherwise and especially for websites (hello simple forms broken except if you use Chrome) it's
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I see, it's surprising and I stand corrected then.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I live near Paris, but I admit did not go in many restaurants since they have reopened. I was under the impression that QR code only existed in restaurant chains, not in the regular restaurants. I have a hard time to see how the huge range
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I'm from France and I have never seen that, but well there are "restaurants" and restaurants I guess.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
These are good points. Also don’t obsess with learning the “dance”, what is useful first is knowing how a sale cycle works and what is expected at each step, so it shows you are a professional that has seen others. If you know a bit of the
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by tarsinge 5y ago
I do both types depending on projects and customers. Some want detailed specs to be reassured, other are ok with Agile like trust us to do the best.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
This is implied in the first 3 points (confidence, care, and reputation).
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by tarsinge 5y ago
You don’t spend these months pitching, in fact the cycle only start because the initial pitch was effective.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
If they are holders of USDT they have not sold their crypto. The risk is on the USDT/USD pair, and the game will continue while people (like you said) think they have exited to USD by holding USDT.
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by tarsinge 5y ago
The reality doesn't matter, what does is what people agree on. As long as people are willing to exchange them for $1 it can continue indefinitely. The incentive is clear: why would people invested in crypto actively nuke their investme

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