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tasogare
5y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, what you are saying rings true. I spoke today with my rehabilitation practitioner and even her, as a super Olympics fan who is glad the event happens in her country, find strange the games
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5y ago
Try searching for EFEO (École française d'extrême Orient) transcriptions instead. That system was made for French sprakers and the resulting pronunciation should be somewhat understandable by a native. I wish that system would have bee
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> why doesn't Chinese transliteration make rational use of vowels and consonants Usage is way more rational than in English where the number of graphemes and phonemes associations is mind blowing. Save for a few contextual allophone
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5y ago
Except for obvious cases I go for the French or Alsatian pronunciation and let the person correct me. This is what English speakers are doing too after all. Conversely I don't take it personally when people mispronounce my names (give
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5y ago
Yeah, I was kind of blueballed by the page. Maybe the author expected pull requests for other languages?
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Very few. The meteor of Kabaa is an exception. Otherwise islamic cultures are known for destroying archeological sites (Buddha statues in Afghanistan, Palmyr) even of their own religion ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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5y ago
Having VS 2019 (which is free as Community Edition) is not a really high requirement, it's probably already installed by any developer developing on one of the MS stack.
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5y ago
No. Python is a language I have to use infrequently, but I give up half of the time using a project found on GitHub because of missing depencies, the need to install a package manager to install another package manager to install dependenci
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5y ago
Physics lessons are taught in French in France+... It's not because a programming language is not very popular that it shouldn't be used for a tutorial; on the contrary it can help building the network effort most of them rely on.
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5y ago
I did that too around 2009 for a few years. It always bugged people that my MBP was running Windows.
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5y ago
Of course desktop software, as they are way better than web sites. - don't need to create yet another account (and won't be deplatformed arbitrarily) - my data stay in local and are not used in shaddy way by the service provider -
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5y ago
Yes, and the biggest proof of this is hospitals will soon impose the sanitary pass (from 1st August). If the pass was really about public health of the population, hospitals would be the last place to be restricted.
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5y ago
The fact you can install Linux doesn't mean a government won't force you to use another OS by other mean. Looking at the current news in France which is nominally a democracy, that could include forcing one to take unpaid work lea
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5y ago
Of course a minority is going to be "under-represented" if it had no interest in joining the sector. I bet people making those policies never spoke about software with a lambda woman. I did, and I will tell you my experience. I wa
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5y ago
I agree, let's stop using sex worker and use the proper term for the activity of selling sexual service: prostitute.
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5y ago
Exactly. I've argued on social media with "trust the science" people: none of them were scientists while I am one. People in general have no idea how the sausage is made and how broken the system is. A year or more ago I was
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5y ago
> Many associate and full professors in my area only care about stamping their names into as many journal articles as humanly possible. [...] Obviously, they hardly ever contribute anything. Their serfs do all the work. This describe my
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5y ago
Yes, and that includes stealing trade secrets from European companies, which are nominally US allies.
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5y ago
Linux on the desktop (where portability of file system matters) is 2% at the very best. Hardly what one would call "widely used".
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5y ago
Doesn't work very well if at all. I tried two times a very simple Chinese character (木) and it was never in the result list. Edit: didn't work with a very simple cuneiform character either.
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5y ago
Age of Empires (all of them).
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5y ago
Did the book address the topic of rapes by US soldiers? This was a big issue after liberation, and still is a major issue near US bases nowadays (in particular Okinawa).
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5y ago
The Switch has a hige game library with some interesting exclusive title. This machine only has a subset of compatible PC games, and the subset the make sense to be played on that hardware (I sure won't play Age on that).
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5y ago
Microsoft can ban your Microsoft account arbitrarily so GP is right, you don't own your data anymore and Microsoft can keep it and forbid you access, regardless of encryption or not.
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5y ago
There is tons if options to find files on macOS: the find command, spotlight, search in the finder, hierarchical view in the finder. Which popular OS has a better system than that?
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One of my co-worker told me about journals in our field "they will edit it anyway" so I guess it depends on the field and journals. I personally would be against it and I don't understand how it is acceptable that carefully w
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> But relationships are not only based on sexual attraction. Long time I hadn't that much of a laugh browsing HN.
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Those comments probably come from people shouting about "diversity" all day long but who are uneasy at the slightest actual bit of diversity like language or opinion. In my country it's the republic (so the left) that planned
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5y ago
Visual Studio Online (now Azure DevOps if it didn't change again) used to have a wizard/UI to create CI scripts. It was very handy and allow to create them quickly. One day they imposed the YAML version (probably close or the same
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The lack of sum types is the main offender that blocks any C# code is evee be even remotely close to F#.
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