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   by xcambar 5y ago

   This is pollution by comment. It is neither informative nor constructive nor actionable. Please refrain.
2. 362.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   I understand you may not like the theme, but really, the possibility of uncovering a 600 years-old drawing of a major artist is certainly worth mentioning in an article.
3. 363.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   > packet switched Internet Protocol designed to maintain connectivity even during a nuclear war Source please?
4. 364.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   The english learnt/spoken by most non-native speakers is also often referred to as "globish" for this very reason: get rid of any local or cultural idioms so that it is globally understandable.
5. 365.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   I assume 2021 and not 2012, right?
6. 366.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   I cannot guarantee I'd react quietly nor patiently should I be confronted to this. I cannot guarantee that. At. All.
7. 367.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   Suite timely, a few days ago, I've asked HN about reading habits: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29530981
8. 368.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   As always, mentioning that Your Mileage May Vary (YMMV) puts the emphasis/decision on the people facing this or that situation rather than blindly applying advice found on the Internet. And rightfully so :)
9. 369.▲
   by xcambar 5y ago

   I understand the underlying message but I prefer the equivalent following phrasing: "check test suite coherence". It moves the deletion as a means towards the coherence rather than as an end in and of itself, and also includes re
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    It's true that for me, reading is on another category than hobbies, but your comment triggers an interesting question: why? I never thought about that before... Just a hypothesis: maybe because I see reading as a means towards an escap
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    Ask HN: When Do You Read?

    4 points by xcambar 5y ago|12 comments
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    Guide to writing efficient performance objectives [pdf](dcips.defense.gov)

    1 points by xcambar 5y ago|0 comments
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    AFAICT, the contents is still up to date and solid advice (except IP locks, but YMMV)
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    After reading the linked documentation, it seems that it is fairly easy to package a python package. But building a python application (CLI) has another dedicated page that is much scarier and much less easy to follow: https://pa
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Just so you know, I'm fine with calling "arm" what is between shoulder and wrist. I was just annoyed that GP seemed to diminish OP's efforts in building their page by nitpicking chosen lengths and terms, and I chose to e
16. 376.▲
    by xcambar 5y ago

    > DAREBEE is a non-profit free, ad-free and product placement free global fitness resource. This is great. This gives me confidence In the program.
17. 377.▲
    by xcambar 5y ago

    I hope my french is okay.
18. 378.▲
    by xcambar 5y ago

    Thanks the for correction. So do Belgians do it 100% like the french? Or so they mix a bit of FR and CH?
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Also, Belgians do that sanely too. 70: soixante-dix (FR) "sixty-ten". Septante (BE) is literally seventy (seven decades), which is much better. And so on and so forth for 80 (octante in BE) and 90 (nonante). Edit: fixed seventy
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    very easy since I’m not. what did you understand or infer from my message?
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Where is "here"? The article mentions it is decriminalized in DE.
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    This is precious. I didn't know the original paper but this table is very clear and efficient. I can see myself and my teams use it as a reference point when we need to analyze a situation, past or present.
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    As a french and a developer and a resident of Germany, I have a lot of special characters to write :p I found my peace using qwerty + compose key to make cedilla, accents, umlauts and more.
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    I'm fine as long as usability suffers in favor of privacy. Which is the case. Still, I'm not gonna walk away from a perspective to get both usability and privacy together. What are your opinions on the matter?
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Open source projects and hacker spaces offer just so much more than short-term projects. I expect you to tell me you're well versed in both, but don't expect me to believe you.
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Or contribute to Hacktober fest. Or meet fellow devs at meetups and get into open source. Or meet people at a local hacker space. Basically, developing requires people to inject interesting projects and perspectives at you. Yes. Coding requ
27. 387.▲
    by xcambar 5y ago

    I wasn't expecting this :) Care to elaborate?
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Sarcastically, "I'm a googler, opinions my own" reads a lot like "I'm a googler, just so you know". I didn't want to emphasize on that on the first comment yet to be honest, I find it pedantic because it&#
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    Would you say: "I live in [city], opinions are my own", or "I am married to [person], opinions are my own"? If no, why are you doing this for the company you're trading skills and time against money?
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    by xcambar 5y ago

    I wish I could try.