tokinonagare

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by tokinonagare 2y ago
The store which doesn't even provide one of the most useful Microsoft product (Visual Studio)?
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> Please stop telling people "they will never be Japanese" since it's blatantly wrong. You are wrong here. You will indeed never be Japanese if you haven't both 2 ethnic Japanese parents and raised in Japanese (seco
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
No. In France birth rate is sustained by immigration, and its higher fertility rate. The birth rate of the native population is well below replacement rate. So technically there is population growth, but it's not the same as before. I
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
If a company is doing business here, the actual location of file is irrelevant. Also when the government is really motivated, he can arrested the founders or executives directly (Pavel Durov). Which is what they should do to Netflix execs i
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Incredible double standards at play here: Ukraine is helped by the US and most of the EU so since the beginning of the war it's not one country against another. It makes no sense to help a belligerent then cry that the opponent is gett
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
So, in the end DPRK strategy of over-militarization worked, since it is what allowed them to close the deal. On the other hand it is yet another blow for the US strategic choices and wars (Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Vietnam, Korea, etc.) A
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
The idea is good but the fact it's a commercial project (charging 99$ for an image at that) is quite debious.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> At two of the four businesses I've worked at, the most highly-performing engineers have resorted to something that I think of as Pain Zone navigation. It's the practice of never working unless pair programming [...] The fear
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Just run Linux inside a VM. Problem solved.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Well with Factorio Space Age I'm hooked for a long time. New DLCs coming for AoE II too, one dropped recently for Wargame Red Dragon, they're really nice to keep "old" game even more relevant than they were. Also remaste
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> If Visual Studio has better support for C# than Rider, why does Resharper exist? I'm pretty sure Resharper existed before Rider. Also, the existence and utility of the plugin is a mystery to me. I tried it once and it adds so many
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> VS for Mac was junk. Better off trashing it and pushing people the VS Code route. Sure but VS Code for C# is trash as well. All those years, both Microsoft products, and this the experience is subpar, especially in comparison to the re
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
I'm giving a C# class at a university-like institute (for the first time in my life) and I'm glad I had the time to learn the language while it evolved over the last 15 years. Learning nowadays is daunting because of the size of t
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Missing some LISP but yeah it's funny how old things are new again (same story with wasm, RISC archs, etc.)
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> some tools were written in Rust. The tools were a re-write Some memes just write themselves.
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by tokinonagare 3y ago
Did you check the recents blog posts about C#12? Clearly the team has ran out of ideas for meaningful improvements to the language, while ignoring discriminated unions which is the most important concept missing in the language. [1] https:
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by tokinonagare 3y ago
It's actually the opposite: Chinese script is quite phonetic (with a lot of different base characters though) with some semantic hints. This is this way and not the other way around because of the historical formation of the main categ
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by tokinonagare 3y ago
Anybody with 2 brain cells to connect the dots know who and why they did it. The reason the media and government were imposing the accident narrative while the cathedral was still burning is because this could have triggered the civil war.
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
> Jack Ma: [...] we decided on our own to break up and make sure I don't have too much power Actually very good, would be nice if a few Western companies were splitted this way.
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
> All the issues you mention could be solved by more investment in public transport. No. Insecurity won't go away just because stations look nicer. And for trains the problem is not investments, it's the civil servant mentality
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
The use cases don't overlap for a lot of car's usage. And the only people pushing public transports are people who never use them daily, because if they did they would know how bad it is to have train delay or cancelation twice a
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
I was a bit lazy to start working on my Sumerian diploma again (despite exams being soonish), but the first image in the article is really nice, and a good reading exercice. Thanks!
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
> Why isn’t semantic web more popular inside companies? Because SemWeb doesn't solve any real problem while create a ton of new ones and uses a complex data model. Any company that would benefit from using graphs will be better serv
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
I don't understand it either: the screenshot is from a macOS app yet there is no direct or Mac app store download link. Then there are login and register buttons while the last thing I want from a text editor is to have to make an onli
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
> and as soon there is some real threat No, the threat won't need to be anywhere close to real. It will be abused politically against whoever is disagreeing with the government, like it was against the truckers demoing in Canada. Th
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
> And now they might become the first to put a crypto wallet into a popular browser? Edge has less than 5% marketshare, it's hardly a popular browser. And the crypto wallet thing is present in Brave for years.
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
Why should everything be uniformised? Once tamed some of those websites are actually nicer to use than some of the Western counterparts (or apps) with very low content density.
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
There is a few nice improvements here and there like iOS handwriting recognition (similar function existed before AI) and clipping picture, but the products already existed for decades and AI only bring a few incremental novelty. On the oth
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
This is the route I'm taking, yet I read for a KickStarter to be successful you need the community first: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/business/why-your-kickstarter-...
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by tokinonagare 4y ago
It's true that Ukrainians winning for almost a year they should be at the gates of Moscow now, no? That's what I would think if newspapers in my country (France) were to be believed.

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