bdauvergne

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by bdauvergne 7d ago
Is is a receivable argument in a US court ? Or does it just influence a jury ?
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by bdauvergne 8d ago
Is it satire ? Laws apply to the publisher not to the TLS endpoint.
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by bdauvergne 8d ago
How does a cdn makes you backend faster or your latency better ? I thought it was only for distributing static assets and managing DDOS. If it is for cachable but dynamic content install reverse-proxy cache it will fly.
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by bdauvergne 10d ago
All the scandinavians I met in France clearly think they are as much european as me, I don't know where you find yours.
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by bdauvergne 10d ago
That's the only good answer of the thread. ArianeGroup is mainly the SLBM program of France and after that a way to maintain european know-how in rocket building and for nearly 20 years was the main space launch company in the world be
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by bdauvergne 14d ago
There is not EU bashing, there is EU political confrontation between rational and irrational countries. My electricity bill is more expensive because we provide energy to all our neighbors and over that the EC think the french state subsidi
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by bdauvergne 2mo ago
Is the writer american, because it seems to me, a french man, a specially american take on life. Being contemplating and content seems a lot easier for us.
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by bdauvergne 6mo ago
It's the institutional part which is lacking in France. Look at the budget of the ministry of justice in France per capita and in Germany. Germany spend twice as much and has twice as much judges per capita than France (and everything
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by bdauvergne 6mo ago
Diplomatic cables are not a source of truth, they are heavily biased. The fact they had to be stolen does not give them more weight. There is a lot of bias in US governmental opinion on french technology that such a small country cannot be
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by bdauvergne 7mo ago
If people without cars could stop subsidizing those with one i would agree (and include the lost land to mandatory parking places in your account). Car driver should pay a specific tax for that. A bus just need a lane on every road directio
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by bdauvergne 7mo ago
Who gave you the right to "decent" things anyway ? Yeah it would be cool, but do you have any lega/social/moral right to it ? Absolutely not.
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
How can you state now, at all time, that to be wary of american power is FUD ?
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
Which sovereignty in this matter have countries which anyway would not have possibility to develop this capacity in anyway ? Estonia has not the know-how to make satellites, or make rockets or put anything into orbit by itself. Are they mor
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
France will keep having its own satellites anyway for some time and Eutelsat is french too, so for France not so much. I do not about the other countries having current sovereign solutions. But if you take France, Germany and Italy, they al
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
It means some countries had already advanced hardened satcom capacities (like France which had it for a long time, lookup Syracuse satellites, it exists since 1984) in geostationary orbit, mostly for military use. It organizes the sharing o
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
It's the norm in most western countries. Prosecution of administration official is still rare, but nothing like the obvious free permit to misbehave we see in the US.
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
It is all about football matches on IPTV; it has nothing to do with torrent or free speech.
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
How do they know the number of opioid users currently ? Do the same.
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
Written by a nobody of course: > T.J. Green is a Senior Staff Engineer at Tiger Data, creators of TimescaleDB, where he is the implementor of pg_textsearch, a new Postgres extension for high-performance BM25 ranked text search. He brings
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
Maybe they completely reversed the causality, it's a demand shock not a supply shock. There are less users because they died, and they died pretty fast compared to previous opioid users. As demand diminished there was over supply and t
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by bdauvergne 8mo ago
Seems people read the blog but not the code, I looked at the stated rewrite of Numpy in Rust: > As an introductory project, I rewrote Numpy in Rust. It was great fun. That's not a rewrite at all it's just a wrapping of an exist
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by bdauvergne 1y ago
"everything depending on GPUs would quickly grind to a halt." is there any one thing essential depending on the existence of GPU processors ?
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by bdauvergne 1y ago
99% of times it's smaller, saying there is an equal chance it's smaller or bigger is also false. It could be, probability is strong that it won't.
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
The jury is still out if Tesla is is still a success, losing 50% of sales each year for the few next years could clearly go toward bankruptcy.
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
Self inflicted epidemic...
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
In France it's reimbursed but only if you are diabetic. I'm not sure people talking about it here are diabetic.
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
I really don't know, we never talk about humidity here, only about rain (it rains few days each year, but a lot). Apparently it's more than 60% year long: https://weather-and-climate.com/average-monthly-Humidity-pe
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
Just coming here to say that most of the world (outside the USA) does not need Ozempic at all to be healthy. So maybe this medication is really a luxury.
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
From the recent events in California I have seen many photos of burnt houses with unburnt trees around. I think those houses were especially flammable more than some vegetation around it seems. After the fire nothing remained but the chimne
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by bdauvergne 2y ago
Using flour is easier, you can use corn flour also.

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