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by tasogare 6y ago
The effect of a bookless society can already be seen for centuries: suffice to compare development of societies that use them vs those that don’t. There is a clear correlation between GDP and the number of centuries (millennia in Chinese’s
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by tasogare 6y ago
Your comment is a mix of a few right things and lot of wrongs, so I’ll give more information so the casual reader doesn’t form an incorrect opinion based on it. - Korean segmentation is way easier than Chinese and Japanese because it uses s
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by tasogare 6y ago
I disagree. The amount of tooling come from the combination of well-written specification and enterprise jumping on it. Also, basic XML is quite easy to grasp even for people with really limited or no technical skills, which is also a big b
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by tasogare 6y ago
It still shows up in 2000 lines of stack traces when an exception occurs. For comparison a similar stack traces in Asp.net Core is 20 lines...
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by tasogare 6y ago
Have you considered the fact that, perhaps, watching someone else playing instead of playing ourself is boring? Or that if someone has skill to understand programming, he is way more likely to make his own program instead of watching someon
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by tasogare 6y ago
Consent was given implicitly by browsing chatroulette. Or so is the mainstream rhetoric used for third party cookies "consent".
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by tasogare 6y ago
Of course it’s gonna be hard if you are trying to learn a language plus a framework at the same time, especially given that F# is treated as a second class citizen by Microsoft. An easier path is to break that learning into more manageable
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by tasogare 6y ago
Yep. Also, speaking from academic point of view, code won’t make you advance on your career by itself (only papers based on it will), so the minimum is done until the thing is usable for its goal. So forget about CI/CD, proper test sui
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by tasogare 6y ago
Because when you have only a very limited number of arguments it’s easier to do it that way than selecting a lib, adding it to the project, reading the doc, trying it and integrating it for real. I add the issue in C#, and after trying 2 or
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by tasogare 6y ago
Visual Studio Online (before the recent renaming as Azure DevOps) was at first, and for years, a Team Fondation server in the cloud an associated service. Naming, renaming, re-renaming is always quite an issue with Microsoft products.
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by tasogare 6y ago
With not even a picture for every product, like the keyboards.
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by tasogare 6y ago
No, they make it hard on purpose even for hobbyist developers with cumbersome signing process and 7 days limit, as a way to bank on the 99$/year registration.
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by tasogare 6y ago
In research point 2 is key. I’ve been a presenter at an international conference that was done online due to the crisis, and it has nothing to do on the level of interactions in comparison to an on-site event. For established scientists con
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by tasogare 6y ago
In Northern France there is also the "baraque à frites" truck which comes to villages and sell French fries.
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by tasogare 7y ago
Which problems does it solve besides memory safety for non-GCed languages? That’s the only relevant point I ever saw mentioned, others being already addressed by a lot of languages, for example F# and C#.
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by tasogare 7y ago
As long as the old thing works there is no reason to chase the new features, especially because they are by definition not available in old browsers.
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by tasogare 7y ago
Sussman is present in that parody: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rdj6deraQ6k
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by tasogare 7y ago
> fact contains a multitudes of viewpoints, styles, and opinions We must live in a very very different place then. In my country (France) the national medias (press, TV, radio) are all but left oriented. The fact that free speech is nomi
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by tasogare 7y ago
Yep, on iPhone it’s more an hindrance than help especially when mixing languages, so I disable it as soon as I can. One thing I miss about Windows Phone keyboard was how good the prediction was. On iPhone it can predicts a useful word from
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by tasogare 7y ago
That’s often the case in research. For my first 6-8 months in my new lab I pretty much spend most of my mental energy finding how to combine my own research interests while fitting in the lab (i.e. do something that my prof would approve).
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by tasogare 7y ago
No, because giving people a job means giving them a structured and social life, as well as a place in society and the feeling they contribute to it. This is very different from just giving people unemployment money, that then fuels a partic
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by tasogare 7y ago
First time I hear of it too, and that could explain how the "dot shortcut" (two spaces transforms into a dot followed by space) made it into the iPhone.
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by tasogare 7y ago
Same here. From what I saw from videos about the new AC and my experience with the mobile game, the game doesn’t seem as fun or interesting as SdV. Just pure grind, without interesting variations (and I don’t care about collectibles). The G
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by tasogare 7y ago
> Under her plans, Paris was to remove 72% of its on-street car parking spaces. Totally a political promise made by the kind of people who think subway tickets cost 5€ and only use official cars that comes with driver and parking. I hate
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by tasogare 7y ago
True. But much like you can use external libraries in your game, you can search and copy (or take inspiration from) designs posted online.
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by tasogare 7y ago
You are assuming most people want to quit their country, with of no proof or argument. If anything, a bunch of defectors into the South are disappointed by what they found there. Also it’s not the NK government starving its citizens to deat
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by tasogare 7y ago
I know you know this, but I’ll write it for other readers: there is even more languages on CLR if we count the one not supported by MS. Also, C native libraries and thus any language that can target it, can by used as well on Windows, Mac O
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by tasogare 7y ago
> I thereby discovered that you can get the password prompt by pressing Enter. This is the same this Win10. I was super annoyed they add one more step to a very frequent action, for no benefits on a PC computer. Hopefully I don’t have
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by tasogare 7y ago
It’s called "Wuhan pneumonia" (武漢肺炎) in Mandarin in Taiwan and in Cantonese in Hong-Kong. https://zh-yue.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/武漢肺炎大爆發
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by tasogare 7y ago
> In a matter of weeks, ID2020 – which advocates for digital ID for the billion undocumented people worldwide Even that article that is 100% endorsing the initiative can’t formulate in a non-creepy way what it is supposed to do.

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