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by tuyiown 3y ago
Not ideal for sure but I don't see the cable disaster you claim, specifically what clear improvement you would have with multiplication of connectors. Connectors, cheap and reliable are hard to design, and there's that much soluti
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Looks like a very convoluted way to say that you should avoid mistakes, but with confusion between familiarity and in depth analysis. Worst surprises generally comes from non verified expectations, and ends up to hard to workaround problems
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by tuyiown 3y ago
You're blaming the poster for judgmental people snapping at him ? It's one thing to wish people being more articulate, it's another to use it as an excuse for 0 thought patronizing. If someone has to refrain from express them
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by tuyiown 3y ago
That's an interesting take. Especially that more and more toolchain always comments with formatted contents to runnable example snippet that can be checked by tests, that can be extracted and formatted to be consulted otherwise. I susp
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Don't build scenarios out of aligned facts : > but if I so choose, I can completely zen out within 30 seconds and enter a state of total relaxation. Sometime peoples just want to have own time and relaxing in their own preferred way
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I think you misread the comment and he doesn't do this to escape his wife. You should reflect on yourself to understand what mechanism makes you jump head on on a (illegitimate) patronizing opportunity.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> If the OP needs to zone-out to avoid a panic attack when talking with his wife He didn't said that. His wife his just frustrated that he can do this, I'm pretty sure he never told us he did this to annoy his wife on purpose o
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Yes, right now, no problem, and there little foreseeable future where a sqlite ported to anything would pose a problem. Still, decisions with no way back like this one requires extra cautions.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
App using a format specific to their own and unique implementation, that ends up kind of proprietary is perfectly ok. Using it for a open specification which target is cross implementation compatibility makes the move way more hazardous. Me
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> I wonder why it took them 3 years to find out From the ANFR publication [1] «141 mobile phones, including Apple’s iPhone 12, have recently been tested to check compliance with limit SAR values». I suspect they simply weren't teste
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> Let the corporate crapsters do their thing and let us have our thing. I think this just cannot work if this is called alternatives. GauntletWizard wanted to specifically point this out: it's a mistake to think that the core functi
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> You also propose that CoreGraphics might not be sandboxed. CoreGraphics is a dynamic library which can be loaded into any process. It's _processes_ that are sandboxed, not dynamic libraries, so CoreGraphics can definitely exist in
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> that to respect nature, you need to stay out of it. Even without mentioning the human activity and presence is nature or not, you don't give boundaries to this statement, eg, are agricultural fields should also stay out of nature
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I’m sorry you are totally, utterly wrong. Wrong abstractions percolates to your system, assumptions on how your abstraction is supposed to work is hard ossification that hides concrete implementation and their actual, generally simpler, con
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Only one the the five did not have a landmark on my set.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
before regulation, I think we have to settle on the moral aspect. It’s not clear for everyone for guns, so don’t rush for «AI» if you want effective results, regardless of the projected risks and the urge that goes with it.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I would attribute depression and surge of mental illness to the fact that there is actually much less to be optimistic for in our times than not so long abo, instead of ideals or ideologies. Let's be pragmatic about it.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I think you are over-reading it. The nihilistic mindset is not necessarily defeatism, it's just accepting that it does not matter in the universe-wide grand scheme of things. I personally think that it's the most pragmatic view, i
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by tuyiown 3y ago
This is a problem with the cargo cult analogy, the observer assumes to be an outsider, while it would be more useful to the observer to assume of being part of it.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
(foreword, I'm far from well versed in Japanese society) From what I understand, traditional Japanese family model is a stay at home mother with an almost stay at work father. Society is organised around this model, e.g. no day care, m
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> it wouldn’t necessarily get rid of an open web as it’s entirely optional The devil is just right there. If an implementor is dominant, and that the feature starts to be used extensively by banks / utility providers or other essent
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> I really love their stubborn nature to stick with their langauge over the anglo one I think you're talking about the Québécois, because the french around here are swimming in a sea of _épouvantable_ mix of french and english words
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> Do not block my PR because you want to teach me something that should be non-blocking. People that do that are not nice nor respectful, I don't think we're in the scope of people wanting to help and learn from each other.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Reading your comment, one that entire agree with, I realize that the «review» is pretty loaded, putting the «reviewer» in a place of authority by default. While most of the time, the review occurs when work seemed good enough for the requir
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I don't think apple is the right player either. In its current state, the future of the web is pretty grim to me.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Mozilla come back from the early 2000’ came with a strong narrative about standard compliance, during the peak of ie6. They are the historical proponent of open web.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Ha, but your are both right with the wrong behavior. You're entitled to you tone, and your initial comment is valid, yes, but it's way to much assertive. Respecting people you're discussing with implies two things: strong ass
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I don't understand, where did you find any study that proved that the capacity of feeding would grow with population ? It's easy to judge in hindsight, but 30 years ago, long before the current slowing of population growth, you ha
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by tuyiown 3y ago
You're right for iOS, but you can have distros running on intel macs, and given the attention and engineering success of asahi linux, you'll probably be able to run to date software on macs with linux kernel for a long time.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I think this one of the many things that the author wanted to point out, outer joins is not a valid relational model operator, and thus, leads to generating nulls. Outer joins would have to be some kind of subqueries in relational model, wh

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