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F# is not compatible with UWP because .net native doesn’t implement the .tail IL opcode so it’s a no go. Moreover WPF allows a wider distribution that UWP which is restricted to Win10.
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Consider saying explicitly which languages are supported by your service because it not written anywhere in the blog post.
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It’s not only the pay by the way. I study and worked a bit abroad and the difference with my country’s labs are noticeable: there is way less battleling with accounting do get things done abroad. In France you need ton of papers to get your
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How the hell are you supposed to prove that you "identify as woman" if asked? If they follow the ideology at work here, everyone can identify as any gender, so basically everyone can apply by pretending to be a woman. Then they ca
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Yes, I played mostly at Zelda games available on GameCube: Oot, MM (throught a promotional CD) and WW. The game disk also included Zelda one and two, so I tried the first game and I didn't liked it either. But that was for very differe
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I already tried it because I owned it. I also wrote a 1,600 blog post explaining my position in French, but I don't feel translating it here in English. But here are my main points: the weapon system and the inventory are (incredibly)
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You're totally right: after Smash Bros release owning a switch would finally make sense. Up until now I find all the titles pretty underwhelming. Especially the Zelda that was highly praised by the press but which in my opinion does no
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I read the 3 tomes of 1Q84 (translation) in one day or two and while the first one was good, I found the two others were boring: every mystery or expectation he rose wasn't met in the end. That was a frustrating read. For text in Japan
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I which it isn’t. I’ve seen a high school friend falling into that gradually: he started speaking about cannabis to the point it became its only topic of conversation. Then of course he hanged only with people with similar interest. He beca
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> Why would immigrants have a lower IQ than native spaniards? Look at a map of IQ by countries. It's not East-Asians immigrating to Spain.
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Not totally true because: > WIN32 (only one that uses electron) which happens to be the version most people use.
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JavaScript is so good Microsoft created Typescript to avoid dealing with it directly. (edit: wrong parent)
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Walking the stairs instead of taking the elevator (living at 6 floor). Not as much exercice as I should do but still >0.
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> Perhaps you could remain in business and assist foreigners with setting up Japanese companies. Someone with an empty shell business, limited or no Japanese skill and no Japanese cofounder is precisely the last person I would ask advice
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> What type of legal entity did you open? It's written in the post: a kabushiki-gaisha.
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Better call a Western support line than a Japanese one, especially for a foreigner. I know someone (Japanese) who used such a service recently and their mental state was worse after speaking with the volunteer.
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> The deaths that are most covered are a tiny fraction (<1%) of the way we die They are precisely covered because they are exceptional. No one care about car accidents because that's a banal cause of death. But a plane crash is n
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Me neither. That's the goal I suppose: should the term had a real and defined meaning, people could argument we're not in this era.
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"Cloud blablabla committed blablabla responsability blablabla developers blablabla empower blablabla open-source" Clearly written by HMM: Human Markov Model.
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You are rewriting history. The actual Lebanon territory contained Christians centuries before it became muslim. And it became a muslim territory after conquests. The fact that most regions of the world where there is muslim believers (Middl
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It is funny you take the example of Christians community in the Middle East, because right now they are precisely the target of Sunnis terrorists and in great danger. A few month ago, a Libanese bishop was saying in a newspaper that "C
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About your first point, you are totally right. A report made in France tells that 28% of Muslim support an authoritarian position and a separatism against their host country society. While 1/3 is technically a minority, it is still a r
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For Dune 2000, there is the OpenRA project which reimplements the C&C game engine in C#. http://www.openra.net/about/
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That the worst point about this kind of security checks: it's an annoyance for everybody but don't stop the bad guys. When I came back in France during Christmas, the whole downtown access to a city was restricted, with checkpoint
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This alert is so annoying and stupid it hurts. I had it too when running one of my own program. I guess this is part of MS strategy: FUDing traditional applications in a desperate attempt to get people to use their store. Except the store w
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Last time I heard people from Québec I was astonished by one of them speaking with such a strong accent that it seemed a foreigner language if I didn't make conscious effort to listen to her. I wonder when will the two variants will di
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I don't have generic good pointers but a few interesting things I read or downloaded: - https://aclanthology.info/pdf/I/I05/I05-7002.pdf This paper make use of the radicals to build an ontology, but it d
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I'm not "shitting" on the idea. I gave you an informed opinion as someone with Japanese & Mandarin knowledge working in NLP research. Did you read more than the title of the paper you linked? Because the Stanford paper s
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> maybe you want to break down characters into their component radicals (I don't actually know this, I don't work on Chinese NLP, and have not run this theory past any chinese speakers) No you don't, if what you want to pr
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They already are organizing conferences, which for some fields is a major way of sharing research so it wouldn’t be a problem.
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