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7y ago
That’s a very misinformed comment. Healthcare is free in France, and only some edge cases are not covered. Even when not covered you have doctors that offer you the consultation for free (happened to me a few times). The problem lies in the
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7y ago
A business has social responsibility, in this case protect its workers. The part of those who are sendings non food, non health related item are indeed better at home. Where I live huge chains of karaoke, shops, restaurant, and smaller rest
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7y ago
There is so much confusion and technical inaccuracies in this little post it’s hard to know where to start...
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7y ago
> There's never been much of a push factor into simplifying the script No, actually there was two pushes in modern times. One advocating the use of romaji (or even French) which did not succeed. Then there was a set a post-WWII refo
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7y ago
Ridiculous comment. The Japanese writing system as a lot of issues, but visual elegance is not one of them. On the contrary the mix of different kind of characters is really convenient to easily parse sentences and give limited information
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7y ago
It wasn’t such a bad fit for Vietnamese, whose syllabic structure is basically the same as Chinese languages. Actually Han and Chu Nom were used for a way longer time than Quoc Ngu is. And the change to a latin based alphabet is more due t
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7y ago
I checked the origin of the project and it seems to be an European grant to a few universities working on Semantic Web. Given the track record of this technology I’ll pass my turn. Neither the home page nor the doc provide any compelling ar
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7y ago
I’m using my own (hyper)graph API I developed over years so I have some (albeit limited) experience in the matter. My opinion after reading the home page is that most of the points are straight up bullshit (cloud native and AI code generati
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7y ago
As a resident in Japan, I was thinking about putting online a small website to sell some items (not candies) to Europe and US residents, however a friend warns me it would not be as easy as I think. Could you give me some info about how you
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7y ago
As a researcher who draw figures quite often... I use PowerPoint. That sounds like a joke, but the ratio features/learning curse is perfect. On the contrary I was never able to draw anything with Inkscape, and I give it a try every few
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7y ago
Other languages have for most part a good standard library. In C# for instance you can make a small/medium project with only a few third party libraries because the base class libraries (BCL) contains lot of data structures and classes
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7y ago
Also for international users browsing in English labeling the fields "given name" and "family name" are way more clearer than using first and last names.
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7y ago
The "containers are just XX Linux technology" comes regularly in the comments but it’s untrue: Windows containers are obviously not based on any Linux tech proper. Also the overhead intuition exists for a reason: on both macOS and
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7y ago
Good luck finding records of the 6000+ existing languages...
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7y ago
That’s the most ridiculous article I read this week. At this point the fact I can’t input < and > with my virtual Azerty on physical Japanese keyboard could make in it to make it more substantial.
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7y ago
No. Xamarin focuses on mobile apps, not desktop. Also, you have to chose between Forms which is ugly everywhere, and Native which require a non trivial understanding of each underlying platform.
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tasogare
7y ago
Avalonia is not first party (Microsoft). It’s also still in development and not production ready.
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7y ago
PWA are multiplatforms while C# still hasn't a first party multiplatform GUI toolkit. Which is shame, because the dev experience in XAML+C# is really good, and Silverlight out of Browser was exactly that.
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7y ago
I once mixed Settlers of Catane with Risk soldiers, to improve the former’s game military aspect. The result was surprisingly fun and balanced. Edit: photo of board here http://unixorn.azurewebsites.net/img/catane_krieg
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7y ago
Security: those apps are sandboxed and also cleaner to de/install. Otherwise it’s mostly MS trying hard to make its store relevant.
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7y ago
Yeah, it’s strange to butter ACM that have been total jerks until last week, and would not have done anything if not for the pandemia (and will resume their behavior afterwards). Sci-hub on the contrary have provided a free service for year
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7y ago
The goal is not to fight the epidemic, it’s probably to track: (1) current social networks talk about the no-go zones that don’t respect confinement, and (2) see if any Gilets Jaunes 2.0 or any revolutionary groups is forming. The risk is r
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7y ago
To put things into perspective, a 3 months internship in France (which are usually imposed as part of master degree) is paid approximately 1650€ (1800 USD), for the whole internship. Yes, that doesn’t even pay a rent.
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7y ago
> Commercial use includes funded academic research That’s a very strange definition of commercial projects. Research works by getting external funding precisely because the results aren’t usually directly commercialisable.
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> execute a lot of men I had to search that on Wikipedia. This is referring to the men Newton prosecuted for counterfeit coins as part of his Master of Mint appointment.
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7y ago
For people that flagged my message: "The word neurodiversity is attributed to Judy Singer, an Australian social scientist on the autism spectrum, who used the term in her sociology honors thesis published in 1999." ( https:/&
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7y ago
Then let's talk about the IT staff. What is their salary? How many of them the "non-profits" could hire if their CEO had a more decent salary? The organizations we are speaking about are very loud to beg for money yet they sp
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Free software licenses are considered open source, yet they contains some restrictions. Commons clause licenses have some restrictions, but there is no reason they should be excluded from the open source definition, especially when we consi
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Or it may introduce new ones? This is seriously the most confusing feature I ever saw in C#. I'll try it on a new project, but converting my existing code that is working fine, no way.
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7y ago
Mid-February was already weeks after the epidemic starts to be on the news. They also repatriated businessmen from China. Given business and cultural ties between the two countries, I find hard to believe that less Chinese traveled between
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