tasogare

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by tasogare 5y ago
If that were the case the medias would give the number of deaths, which is the main "lasting repercussion" of covid. Instead they are focusing on the number of cases, to distill fear, which is a devious metrics since the virus has
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by tasogare 5y ago
> Don't ever take dating advice from women. What women think they want and what they actually want are two different things. This. When women give dating advice they imagine themselves being asked out by an attractive guy. The thing
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by tasogare 5y ago
I had to deal with Arabic one for a coworker, in a database where most other data were in English. The main pain point was the right to left writing and thus the weird behavior for selecting text that occurred in the text editor when mixing
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by tasogare 5y ago
Your comments on the topic are really interesting. You could open a blog on it. Most Europeans have zero ideas about how things really are working in Africa, besides a few stereotypes.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Seems it's just blocking accounts on Twitter. Not radical enough, blocking Twitter itself is a good first step.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Always the same crap with MS redesigns those days (like the Terminal one): there is fancy useless shit like Dark Theme but the basics like a functional IME are broken. What the point of a text editor if it well, can't input text ?
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by tasogare 5y ago
Why not releasing it as NewNotepad or something? This way it keeps the old one working but provides a newer alternative. Like Paint and 3DPaint or whatever it is called.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Not to mention loanwords (saké, canapé, risqué, voilà, déjà vu) and common nouns having ö as well like coördination. It's baffling that a native speaker isn't aware of the orthography of his own language.
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's been two years the media are saying "the hospital capabilities will be overflowed if this or that". It never happened. Each "wave" is small than the precedent and the disease is now somewhat known. The situatio
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by tasogare 5y ago
I live in Japan, there was no lockdown and the disease didn't get worst than any other countries that took very harsh measures. Given how restrictive those measures are in comparison to the epsilon effect they have, it's clear it&
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by tasogare 5y ago
No. Also it's kinda over already, save for the media fearmongering. It's ridiculous to expect 0 death worldwide for any disease. We have to accept a few people will die of it from times to times, just like it is with the flu (whic
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by tasogare 5y ago
Following that German minister's line of thinking that stated "by the end of this winter pretty much everyone in Germany will be vaccinated, recovered or dead" it's a really good news to expend quickly the second categor
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by tasogare 5y ago
I just tried it and the UI is kinda old and not mobile friendly but the English results I got were satisfying. Not the case for French though. I'll try again in the future, diversity in this landscape is important.
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by tasogare 5y ago
We are in the worst timeline. At first I didn't had too much anger again the people willing to take part in the phase III trial, they were mostly just a SNS annoyance with their virtue signaling. Their choice, my choice. Now they'
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by tasogare 5y ago
Better spell it as bloc to manage local susceptibilities.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Your post rings true. On the contrary the linked article was written by an undergrad student having some introduction to research, for a short time (a year) with a supporting supervisor and network so of course his list is naive and idealis
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by tasogare 5y ago
Username checks out. It's not the same: HTML is interpreted and often modified on the fly (with JavaScript), with the source being a click away, but it's still just HTML. On the other hand Latex documents are compiled into other f
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by tasogare 5y ago
Latex is not semantic, the fact it's using macro (which are factoring function calls) says it all. There is some degree of separation between content and presentation, but that's it.
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by tasogare 5y ago
No it's not: a book is generally read from cover to cover (at least fiction) while code is split amongst various files. One is free to read them in any order, which is the opposite of continuous text.
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by tasogare 5y ago
"older people - with co-morbidities such as diabetes" which that exact same population that is at risk with the existing variants... It's the at-risk group which is actually small.
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by tasogare 5y ago
The introduction was not very satisfactory about who they are so I checked Wikipedia in French. The hypothese is they are descendants from Goths, cornered in South-West at some point of history by Franks.
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by tasogare 5y ago
The overwhelming majority of people who died of it reached a very advanced age and had other medical conditions. They would probably have died of a normal flu too. Your link is pure fake news. It's an article trying to pass a known sid
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by tasogare 5y ago
> The news coverage I'm reading That's the real problem here. Turning off the TV and stopping reading the news, crafted precisely to generate anxiety, is the solution. It will probably be a nothingburger, but the media need som
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by tasogare 5y ago
There is no way to do this in democratic way, French citizens already voted against it in 2005. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_French_European_Constit...
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by tasogare 5y ago
Great comment. I've worked on modeling a specific kind of data as graph and it was too limited. I thus used hypergraph and realized after a while it was in fact relational data, with hyperedge being like table like you explained. I sti
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by tasogare 5y ago
> The Paxlovid trial was run by the best scientists Pfizer’s money can buy Well, buying scientists is exactly the problem at hand with Pfizer et al. And before one jump to call me names, it's a very similar situation to tabacco in
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by tasogare 5y ago
> The people are well-educated, have a rich culture, good medical system As this is exactly what is missing from the US, it's not hard to see how disastrous an economic and cultural colonization of Cuba by the USA would turn out.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Government wanting to relaunch economy? Maybe they finally get that high count of infected doesn't matter if it doesn't kill people, and that the anti-social measures are going against other goals such as birth rate (which is made
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by tasogare 5y ago
The fact Kudara/Baekje kingdom is located in present day Korea does not mean it was populated with people having Korean culture and speaking Korean, as like you said some part of the peninsula has its own history. Some sort of Japonic
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by tasogare 5y ago
In which kind of world do you live that setting a single environment variable is too much technical work?[0] I have the feeling your post is more about shitting on .NET with a low effort excuse than genuine interest. [0] set DOTNET_CLI_TELE

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