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by tasogare 6y ago
It’s bit ridiculous to ask for a citation for something as simple as washing hands. You could try for yourself during a week and see if it change something.
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by tasogare 6y ago
More time to the beach, less energy spent on heating, easier crops farming, embrace the decline.
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by tasogare 6y ago
Before 1000 AD there was movements in Europe speaking about the imminent destruction of mankind.
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by tasogare 6y ago
Why not taking the (short) time to learn using a debugger? This is way more efficient way to work for complex situations.
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by tasogare 6y ago
> Unix has won out Nop, it doesn’t. Linux, which is a Unix clone , has won on some category of computers (notably servers) but most unices derivativing from the original one have a marginal market share. > for a reason Price mostly,
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by tasogare 6y ago
I’ve done the same thing few years ago (2015) and wrote a master 1 thesis about the method (my professor didn’t like it). People from my former univ didn’t understand how to make use of it despite the explanations. I still use it from time
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by tasogare 6y ago
Yes, and the scary thing (as the covid handling in a lot of countries proved) most governments are incompetent to deal with such a disaster. The collapse of civilization, especially in the very integrated and inter-dependent world of today
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by tasogare 6y ago
Funding (activist) organizations is a very effective way to get influence with money. This is exactly what the Gates fundation is doing for example. So it’s stupid to compare the funding that can be somewhat tracked and proved made by an in
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by tasogare 6y ago
Japanese is hard for different reasons but some of them are self-inflicted. Bothering with pitch accent is one: no second of effort towards it will be ever relevant in comparison to learning new vocabulary or collocation. An other big issue
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by tasogare 6y ago
> countries are not people, so criticism of a country cannot be racist Then how do you explain those reactions? [1] "I'm sorry, but there's no other word one can use but racist". GP is totally right, nowadays any remo
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by tasogare 6y ago
Time will tell... For the moment an arrestation over a trivial matter like this is a very big deal. Also the red guards are actively brigading here, elsewhere on the net and irl to impose their cultural revolution, in addition of hijacking
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by tasogare 6y ago
https://www.google.fr/amp/s/nypost.com/2021/03/18/man-arrest...
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by tasogare 6y ago
It’s true that American companies are hard to beat on their fields such as workers exploitation (Amazon), privacy violations (Google, Facebook), anti-concurrencial practices (Microsoft, Google), censorship (Twitter, Reddit), tax evasion (Ap
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by tasogare 6y ago
I fell into the game again because of DE and a new friend whose into it too. With Youtube videos (explanations and competitive games, like Hidden Cup right now) and regular updates it got another dimension to it. The DE of Age of I sucks t
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by tasogare 6y ago
Which liability? In which juridiction? From what I read in another other website, the affair seems pretty serious: hired murderer pedophile dad and met husband on a furry forum on which that guy wrote about raping children. Since that indiv
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by tasogare 6y ago
> My impression was that "lab escape" was conflated with "deliberate release" by conspiracy types early on No, the conflating was done by the media and this is exactly how I know it’s actually the most probable theory
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by tasogare 6y ago
An artist did a performance, minted a token, pretends the performance is linked to the token, then sells the token. An artist did a performance, wrote something on a piece of paper, pretends the performance is linked to the paper, then sell
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by tasogare 6y ago
I don’t particularly like the press, but as a profession they recognized quickly the danger of Google displaying directly their content on the results page. Too bad they fought only for themselves and not for the web in general, since they’
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by tasogare 6y ago
Both browsers are funded mainly by the same source, so in the end changes in any of them is Google’s move anyway.
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by tasogare 6y ago
> Web Bluetooth and webUSB are ignored by Safari and unsupported. Notification support is lacking last I checked. No PWA functionality to speak of and webNFC won’t be added. Very good, none of those webCVE features deserve to be potentia
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by tasogare 6y ago
Little typography nitpicking: the content inside the French quotes is supposed to be separated from the quote symbols by a (non-breaking) space, « like this ».
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by tasogare 6y ago
> with no marketing Hard to believe when you’re in fact promoting it here.
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by tasogare 6y ago
Python 3 broke the language, .NET Framework and Core differ on the libraries, that a very different thing.
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by tasogare 6y ago
I use mainly MacOs with VS Code (it’s no match for the real VS) and deploy dotnet apps in Linux containers (alpine). It’s a small app which more than an hundred users and it’s run fine for a year. I never add issues with libraries only avai
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by tasogare 6y ago
> How do you find the motivation to do the things you genuinely enjoy, when you’re too wiped out to do them? You should question if you really are enjoying those things or rather pretend to. If you were really enjoying them you wouldn’t
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by tasogare 6y ago
> cultural factors that make software development harder for those who can’t pass as white males Racist remarks like this need to stop. Being White or not has nothing to do with learning tech. Available resources (internet, libraries, un
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by tasogare 6y ago
> There is no end goal here being offended is the goal. Nop, it’s a mean. Being perceived as a victim is very bankable these days, so the craze will continue with more people being offended and asking compensations (often monetary) for i
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by tasogare 6y ago
> I think that it’s almost more terrifying than the thing itself that more people aren’t mostly incredibly disturbed by the insane violations of privacy and speech. Exactly this. I find myself very lucky to have avoided authoritarian mea
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by tasogare 6y ago
No this is different. Lot of Taiwanese companies have the after-lunch rest (source: Taiwanese friends). I never heard as such for Japanese companies.
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by tasogare 6y ago
Any link to an article that would illustrate that? I’ve been in Taiwan a bunch of times, live in Japan and on the contrary Japan, while having a good image there, is not a single-outed as it is in the West. The cultural gap between Taiwan a

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