Pedrit0

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by Pedrit0 4y ago
I asked GPT about it and here is the answer: Do you keep a memory of your conversations with humans in order to improve your own abilities ? As a large language model trained by OpenAI, I do not have the ability to engage in conversations w
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by Pedrit0 4y ago
If I understand well the guy's need, he only boots this Windows partition for some compatibility software testing... Which means he has to use this Windows. Moreover, being a daily Debian user, let me tell you that bad suprises after p
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by Pedrit0 4y ago
Well, now you get that these were not the adequate steps to fix your issue, you might want to try to configure / use differently the system updates, which in my opinion could be the root cause of your issue ? And why, more importantly,
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by Pedrit0 4y ago
"What root causes? It's simply bad OS programming" How would you know ? What investigations have you made ? When my Debian has issue when booting after updating my kernel, is it because Debian releases s*** ? No. It is becaus
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by Pedrit0 4y ago
A dev/engineer who spends time to whine on internet about a product because of a specific issue while he has not spent a second to investigate the root cause of the issue needs to take a lesson. What would you think about someone who w
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by Pedrit0 4y ago
I really doubt that Windows will globally die because you experienced boot issues. If you were a non-lazy dev/engineer, you would have parsed your event log to understand the reason it took so much time to boot and you would have fixed
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by Pedrit0 5y ago
Personnaly I love small phones and I am stuck with a Samsung Galaxy A3... released in 2017. It is 135.4 x 66.2 x 7.9 mm and has a super-AMOLED screen, 3GB RAM and Knox layer for secure corporate enrollment. You cannot find smaller or as sma
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
The mystery goes deeper...
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
When searching from France, there is only this single link to the wikipedia page for VK and nothing else... weird.
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
GNU (even polished distros) means you will have to invest a bit of time to understand some basic concepts about your hardware and the system if you want to configure correctly your PC and take advantage of all its functionalities. As you co
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Life is beautiful (1997, 'La vita e bella' with Roberto Begnini) No other film made me laugh and cry like this one. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118799/?ref_=nm_knf_i1 Little Big Man (1970) and Dance wi
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> "Things look a lot better for the UK now that we have a government that actually intends to stand up for the country instead of delivering it gift-wrapped into the hands of foreign powers to do with as they please." Well it s
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Did you have a look to your death toll ? Do you have a big picture of the trajectory of the brexit negociations since 2016 ? The tories arte killing you literally and economically, just like republicans are killing the US. You are even on t
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
You do not get it : this is your own country. Check your own borders by yourself. You Brexited to restore your sovereignty that was stolen by the EUSSR (Copyright Daily Mail)... Well exercise this sovereignty now. And I do not think that th
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
An amazing obsession for all the Daily Mail commenters : the dinghies. In France this question raises perplexity : why do you think we should enforce your border control instead of your administration ? You pay us for having your border in
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
I have been using Linux Lite for about 4 years now on 2 laptops and 1 desktop. Ihe distro is based upon a net image of ubuntu and runs XFCE. It is lighter and more polished than Xubuntu. I like the distro because it is a very basic OS and a
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Hi. Why are you generally skeptical about DDG ?
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Does someone have the knowledge / expertise to dig into these critics ? Well, the critics about partnerships and Cloudflare look like low level activism BS, but am interested in what is said under the section "Direct Privacy Abuse
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
I can underestand the author's point of view about the uniformizing atmosphere on Linkedin, but I could not quit. I am IT system architect in Paris. It means linkedin is my magic tool to get tons of job opportunities without even searc
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> Except for Korea, Japan, Singapore, etc. Korea and Japan, being great, ancient and ultra-modern civilizations are totally depending on the US ruler for their own defence while they have to face a very dangerous neighborhood with N-Kore
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Well in the EU we still have opportunities to fight against other's monopolies and try to impose ours. Which a single small country can't and, at the end, is expected to become vassal of the US or China. > laugh at the failures
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
And what about EU with its 27 nations and different languages. Not even talking about immigration. Diversity is a challenge for all of us.
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> "And I don't think that declaring your pride and love for who you are is a good starting point for any kind of change." Lol. American do it constantly and it works for them.
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> The French show up the most in news stories with "felony interference with a business model" stories. I agree with you. And am French. But France is not whole Europe.
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> So how come we seem to be losing all the battles in the end? Vast question, and apart the geopolitical reasons, I could not say why we are unable to develop in specific sectors such as IT. I could not speak about whole Europe, but Fran
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> Same for the web, for the mobile, and for many other sectors. We seem to be always late on the market, why is it so? 1.We lost the WWII. The US won it and took the leadership of the world. At a moment we were rebuilding our continent,
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> These are the things we need to copy- not the technology. This is only my own subjective opinion: the worst thing that we could copy from the US is their business mindset. It destroys society, states, fair competition, and at the end t
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
> why is it that EU companies don't have the market share that US ones have? Why are our companies not big enough? They created the Cloud and we arrived late on this market, so we lag, therefore our companies are not big enough. Thi
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
Maybe those you can meet in Europe... But on Hacker News, Europe is (most of the time) a laughing stock for Americans.
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by Pedrit0 6y ago
I think you did not get the purpose of the project and its context. 1. What should we copy ? We already have cloud companies in Europe. The issue is not about a lack of knowledge about cloud technologies. It is a matter of market share. Our

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