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tasogare
7y ago
People need to take a seat-back from online interactions. Someone insulted you on the internet? Fine, that won't change anything on your life unless you allow it to change anything. If this person is angry it's in most case becaus
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tasogare
7y ago
> gargantuan ecosystem of standard JavaScript libraries and the communities and companies that support them, instead of rolling your own half-assed bastard stepchild C# imitation libraries that require constant maintenance You can't
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tasogare
7y ago
Settlers of Catan also have a 1vs1 card game spin-off that I like very much. The game was ported online https://catanuniverse.com/en/rivals-for-catan/
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tasogare
7y ago
Yeah I remember reading about web components, getting excited and building a prototype. Then when I worked again on the project shadow DOM API changed and HTML imports were removed :| At this point I highly suspects the people behind the We
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tasogare
7y ago
They sure can’t move ipadOS devs to iPad since XCode is not supported on it.
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tasogare
7y ago
What you wrote make total sense for fundamental sciences. However, a lot if not most scientific fields are removed from that, and the supply of ideas or things to investigate is way larger. In this context, gaming the system is easier. I se
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tasogare
7y ago
You can’t find masks anywhere since more than a month. Few people wear them (I would say about 30%). Granted, people have less physical contact. The real reason for the low number of cases is the lack of tests. I’ve spoken today with multip
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tasogare
7y ago
It's a great idea... from tech billionaires point of view. They could then link it to your Windows license, Facebook & Amazon accounts etc and potentially withhold treatments if you're not a good spender. The zero privacy worl
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tasogare
7y ago
I wanted to write this comment. The researcher is indeed a specialist from what I read on the internet but given his total turn about concerning Covid I would personally not put any trust in his work. He participated in the crisis the count
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tasogare
7y ago
That’s exactly what I interpreted when seing the title. With this virus stuff it’s difficult to be social so learning has to be theoretical only.
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tasogare
7y ago
Same here. My iPad mini is nice to read and annotate PDF (love the pencil) thanks to its retina display but that's it. And any task involving inputing more than two words is super painful anyway (pairing an external keyboard with bluet
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tasogare
7y ago
From the same government that were selling Aéroports de Paris few months ago... Sells profitable entreprises and buys those in need of cash, then complains about debt and rises taxes. The aftermath will be salty for citizens, which are alr
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tasogare
7y ago
> The reason it wasn't escalated sooner is that through January China was still withholding and delaying the release of data. The reason doesn't matter (especially when it's waiting for China's trafficked data), the i
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tasogare
7y ago
No, it's not. Some of the oldest books are written on bamboo stripes, and others on clay tablets.
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tasogare
7y ago
What will they do concretely? They already missed a window of 2 months ago where they could have had an impact by censuring WHO, European governments and news agency that were spreading fake news in the like of "it's just a flu&qu
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tasogare
7y ago
I live in Japan too and just spoke with a friend who thinks government is hiding cases to keep the Olympics. Given how hard it seems to get a test (as per the press) this has some truth. People are a bit more careful than in Europe but not
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tasogare
7y ago
> I also feel that it's poor taste for a Russian living in an authoritarian state to liken github to the gulag. I'm not saying that to defend Russia, but here the authoritarian state imposing unilateral sanctions to individuals
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tasogare
7y ago
Frankly, Rust is not the example I would take about successful evanglization: the numerous Rewrite It In Rust (RIIC) posts, the ones asking on an inquisitional tone why the project haven't been written in rust, or those who changed the
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tasogare
7y ago
Did you read the article? It mentions "Two helper classes that make building a typical macOS source list easy." which is exactly what OP is talking about. So helpers classes, while not being all the project presented here, are an
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tasogare
7y ago
OP doesn't advocate anti-militarism, it's advocate to keep army at home. This is two very different things. A country can keep a top-notch army while not invading another country every decade. Japan is the best example of that, wi
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7y ago
As European living in East-Asia, I'm also stunned by how lightly the various Western governments, and people living under them, have taken this virus issue. It's like everyone think it will not affect them (first not their country
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tasogare
7y ago
> And you could retort "because of systemic unfairness in the US" One could retort that nice conspiracy theory to almost everything, and some people actually specialize into it. Now the thing is, having some constraints is a gr
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7y ago
They don’t act because they don’t care. It’s people dying, and their eyes are focused on purely economic metrics, not the well-being of the population or its survival. In the particular case of Europe, this is not the first thread that is t
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7y ago
Yes, I noticed too that Taiwan did an amazing job at protecting its citizens. It’s even more remarkable because of how close geographically, culturally and economically it is to China.
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7y ago
Thanks for info, I didn't know that.
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tasogare
7y ago
Small precision for those who don't know the context: the Eszett (which comes from the ligature of 'ss') existed for centuries already in German writing. 2017 is just the date of its official integration in the alphabet, so i
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tasogare
7y ago
Page down. So I read that instead: https://blog.emojipedia.org/whats-new-in-unicode-13-0/ I'm personally hyped by the new characters for Creative Common, that could come in handy in data processing (at least in my
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tasogare
7y ago
An operating system is not defined only by its kernel. It's kernel + APIs + user land. If one of those components is changed radically, it's indeed a new operating system. That's why Ubuntu and Debian are distinct, even if bo
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Silverlight had a nice API. For someone with C# and XAML skills, it can be way easier and faster to work with than HTML5 et al.
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I have the impression the downplaying is the major trend in Europe as well, so no, it’s not something limited to the Trump administration. It is telling that Taiwan, which is super close geographically and culturally to China has now less c
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