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by thiht 6y ago
Rennes-Toulouse is 10 hours by train, because it transits through Paris. It's 2 hours by plane. If you're in Paris, you can go anywhere easily. If you're not in Paris, some cities are hard to reach by train.
1712.
by thiht 6y ago
I did Rennes-Toulouse multiple times (it was actually the example I was going to give in this thread). It's 10 hours by train, 2 hours by plane. So as long as there are no direct trains, if flying was to be banned, there would be no sh
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by thiht 6y ago
> I am donating to greenpeace Can you please not do that? In France at least they're actively doing their best (by lying mostly) to sabotage the integration of nuclear energy to the clean energy programs. I'm convinced they&#x2
1714.
by thiht 6y ago
Is it possible that Firefox market shares are skewed because of the users disabling telemetry/enabling privacy features? How to even account for that?
1715.
by thiht 6y ago
> Guys, can we collectively try to make people understand coding is not difficult? > > It is literally googling and fixing bugs we caused in the first place (From a quote in the article) I see this dumbshit rhetoric more and more,
1716.
by thiht 6y ago
> In Germany this means that there are actually really good voice over artists that dub so well (sync with the actor's lips so well) you can barely tell the audio is not original. I seriously doubt that. In France we also have dubs
1717.
by thiht 6y ago
WebOS on LG is the reason I bought a Sony Bravia instead. I gave WebOS a try but Android TV is way better and easier to use. Also none of the apps I use for watching anime are available on WebOS (ADN, Crunchyroll, Wakanim). I can't tru
1718.
by thiht 6y ago
> 82F ≈ 28C 81F ≈ 18C? 83F ≈ 38C? It... Doesn't work?
1719.
by thiht 6y ago
That sounds extremely expensive and not very green.
1720.
by thiht 6y ago
That's a very simplistic view of the criticism, and I completely disagree with it. Just because I think Japanese is complicated (not "unnecessarily", that of course doesn't make sense when talking about a natural languag
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by thiht 6y ago
> Are you saying that jerking off in front of people is OK or borderline? I have no idea how you went from OP's message to this. Can you explain?
1722.
by thiht 6y ago
I lurk on /r/golang and to be fair there are a lot of crappy low effort questions, so yeah. I wouldn't consider these answers as non inclusive, but I understand that the people asking these crappy questions could feel not inc
1723.
by thiht 6y ago
I'm not talking about Electron apps but about VSCode specifically. I just cannot reproduce high RAM usage with it on any machine. Slack in comparison sucks bad for example, but reports of high memory usage for VSCode sound like fakes f
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by thiht 6y ago
> VS Code is also very slow, you just don't notice it as much on today's machines. That's plain wrong. I recently upgraded my 7 years old mid range laptop and VSCode ran just fine on it, even with the required set of exten
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by thiht 6y ago
> it's fine if it takes up a significant proportion of a machine's resources I currently run 2 VScode instances and they literally total 70 MB. So no, it's not significant, on the contrary actually. And to be fair, even if
1726.
by thiht 6y ago
> [Github's] diffstat is also deficient and useless. How so? How are the ones of Linux pull requests better?
1727.
by thiht 6y ago
In my team we took some agile practice and threw out some others. We do: - sprints - retrospectives - healthchecks (from Spotify squads) - story points, and kinda compute our velocity. Well, we approximately know how many points we can do i
1728.
by thiht 6y ago
Right.
1729.
by thiht 6y ago
It's exactly the same. The perception you have on Fahrenheit is exactly the same anyone using Celsius have, with multiples of 5 instead of 10
1730.
by thiht 6y ago
> I just prefer the ten degree bands of the Fahrenheit scale for these ranges. To the identical 5 degrees range of the Celsius scale ?
1731.
by thiht 6y ago
OVHcloud | France | Full-time (up to 60% remote) | https://ovh.com/ OVHcloud's ambition is to become the #1 cloud services provider in EU, and a worldwide contender to AWS, AZURE, GCP, etc. On the Domain Names team (we
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by thiht 6y ago
> I guess 20.5 is nice, 15.5 is cool, 10 is cold, 4.5 is really cold, 26.5 is hot, 32 is really hot and 37.7 is dangerously hot. Or, you know, 20, 15, 5, 30 and 40 instead of the arbitrary decimals you chose to use to prove your point
1733.
by thiht 6y ago
> extensions come with extra complexity Aaand that's where I (figuratively) stopped reading. If I can do something with a user script, I have no incentive for doing it with a full blown extension. I'd even say that the fact ext
1734.
by thiht 6y ago
And this is why I refuse to install any Python CLI and just look for an alternative instead. Who wants to deal with pyenv or whatever when you can just get a static binary?
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by thiht 6y ago
> And controversial on others, like shutting down Popcorn Time's repository. What's the controversy? Popcorn Time IS illegal. Butter-desktop however is not, and is still active on GitHub.
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by thiht 6y ago
No they didn't, it frustrated me just a few days ago because I kept getting useless results and couldn't find what I was looking for.
1737.
by thiht 6y ago
Assuming you're from the US, how common is unpaid on-call there? Why would anyone even accept unpaid on-call?
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by thiht 6y ago
> Because XMPP sucks YES! I never understand why people are so eager to defend XMPP for its so called perfection, when it's so bad in reality. The "eXtensible" part only is a huge and unfixable mistake. Make it feature com
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by thiht 6y ago
Yes. The actual coverage number is not meaningful, but knowing for sure that a function or a line of code is not covered at all is invaluable. I use SonarQube/SonarCloud for the reports.
1740.
by thiht 6y ago
> If you've ever written typescript, you can see how a strongly typed JS gives you the worst of both worlds. Actually, no. I genuinely think Typescript is amazing and I would love if there was native support one day.

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