tasogare

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by tasogare 5y ago
Il y a quelques années j'avais commandé des livres sur Amazon pour des cadeaux, à différents moments si je me souviens bien. Un gros livre de cuisine d'un cuisinier célèbre : les bords étaient abîmés. Je demande un changement, le
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by tasogare 5y ago
> Just happy-go-lucky developers who know how to run things on top of a credit card, on someone else's computer. Love that punchline, it summed it all.
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by tasogare 5y ago
> shopper who is currently reevaluating their relationship with Amazon(unfortunately not for the 1st time either) How many more times before you start acting on it for real? I had two bad experience Amazon France and never used since the
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by tasogare 5y ago
I agree that at first a lockdown was arguably a somewhat half-reasonable option when the dangerousness of covid was unknown but since then it have been very clear that it's impacting only a very small segment of the population (very ol
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by tasogare 5y ago
What was baffling is how very big chains didn't (or still don't) accept cashless payments until recently. IIRC Saizeriya started to accept credit cards this year.
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by tasogare 5y ago
That's probably is it. A disease deadly for 70+ years old people won't do much in Africa where people usually don't reach that age anyway.
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by tasogare 5y ago
That's a strawman considering the overwhelming majority of people taking vaccine aren't doing it for scientific reasons either. They're taking it because of social pressure, virtue signal, fear, etc. but certainly not knowled
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by tasogare 5y ago
The common method to deal with avian influenza is killing all the livestock when one case is detected. Your comparison is scary and uncanny, but well aligned with how violent the pandemic has been handled by various governments.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Not only this but the cancer related statistics is oddly specific, and chose only because it put men in a bad light. Without numbers (count and percentage) caused by this plus the ventilation by sex it's totally meaningless: the affirm
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's a dislike button, the reverse of like button, so it's normal people use it for content they dislike, including political content.
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's something I want to try one day. Did you write something about your experience like a blogpost?
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by tasogare 5y ago
Argument better instead of dumb personal attack. I've used/tried a bunch of languages: C, Erlang, F#, PHP, C++, Java, JavaScript, OCaml and Ruby and all had more steps to create and run an executable. Only PHP and JavaScript are s
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by tasogare 5y ago
Visual Studio. Always has been. And the base class library of .net.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Barrier never has been lower: downloading the SDK, creating a folder, running dotnet new console, then dotnet run. Editing Program.cs then back at dotnet run. I don't know of any language where it's as easy to get started. Also VS
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by tasogare 5y ago
If wonder if Neanderthals discussed an idea akin to the great replacement and if most of them thought/argued that was a conspiracy theory.
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by tasogare 5y ago
> America has never been a champion of immigration 97.91% of US citizens have immigrant ancestors, if that's not championing immigration nothing is.
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by tasogare 5y ago
What? That seems totally backwards. Don't spend money you don't have, which mean using debit. Credit is useful for the single use case of buying a house.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Right, especially since what's considered "toxic" is a moving needle (that quote of the General de Gaulle that Zemmour like to use for instance was perfectly fine at the time it was said and still is for a lot of people) and
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by tasogare 5y ago
I'm developing with .NET for a decade and I can understand and explain the difference. The trick is too read about it from time to time: miss a few years and there is a lot to catch up. I can see how it can be a nightmare for beginners
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by tasogare 5y ago
XAML is good. It's very easy to build interface by nesting components then styling it if needed, and doing data binding. All the web alternatives are harder to use and came 10-20 years later.
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by tasogare 5y ago
That's hitting close to home. I'm near end my funding and visa time, with not enough publications. The three years have been mostly being told no to whatever I proposed and not given worthwhile stuff to do instead. And when it did
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by tasogare 5y ago
>Like writing code by hand and deducting points for syntax errors We like to discuss the gap between university and enterprise but for once both a totally (ironically) aligned: interviews in big companies are like this, with a whiteboard
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by tasogare 5y ago
East-Asians have an average IQ of 105/106 vs 100 for Europeans.
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by tasogare 5y ago
It's not hard to get a visa if you get a job or for study. The thing is, it's hard to get those while being outside the country.
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by tasogare 5y ago
At $600+ the prestation it has to be perfect grammar wise, especially for a service focusing on text. I was also annoyed by the wrong use of kahuna and begs the question and I'm not even a native speaker of English.
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by tasogare 5y ago
That used to be the case in some culture, like the Chinese one.
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by tasogare 5y ago
Taiwan is considered independent by the vast majority of countries, who are doing business with it and having totally normally diplomatic relationships with it. The only caveat is Taiwan embassies are called bullshit and those countries wil
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by tasogare 5y ago
> Then again I don't make violent threats, spread misinformation, use racist language, or harass people. You didn't did it yet . All of those are moving targets, and moving extremely fast especially in the US. I could say a do
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by tasogare 5y ago
> Maybe CLI, GUI with mouse or touch screens are all not the ideal interfaces at all, maybe the kid will imagine something else altogether, who knows. Why limit their perspective into a box? Typical constructivist approach. As if a 2yo w
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by tasogare 5y ago
Because otherwise big pharma couldn't get richer and politicians pushing it wouldn't get their commission, which is more important than the lifes of catt...citizens. Political actions like forbidding hospital access to unvaccinate

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