chopsuey5540

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by chopsuey5540 1y ago
What do you think they are going to do with all that money they’re going to “save”?
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by chopsuey5540 2y ago
Sure, but traditionally only the man’s name gets passed down to children
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
In Paris, most people who are now biking are people who would have taken public transportation before, so the amount of cars on the roads is roughly the same as before.
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
I've also been a daily cyclist for over 10 years in Paris and paradoxically, I feel less safe now when I'm riding on shared infrastructure (that is roads without a separated cycling lane). I attribute it to the fact that people dr
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
This looks interesting but I’m a bit worried about the CSAM / illegal stuff part, could a user get in trouble because he has traces of that in his crawled index? Also, how large is the index after indexing for a few months?
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
You might be correct today but that’s a pretty sad state of affairs, don’t you think we can do better? Most other engineering domains can deliver projects without bugs, with various definitions of “bug” of course
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Google/IAC/Expedia (2019)(techemails.com)
137 points by chopsuey5540 3y ago|62 comments
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
Yes indeed, they are being deceptive to the local community to try to rip them off.
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
I’m far from being antivax but if you look at the thousands / millions of deaths caused by religious wars and / or strict societal control in history and up to today I’m not sure I agree with your statement that antivax people are
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by chopsuey5540 3y ago
Where are you getting your numbers from? I got my new e-bike insured for 2 years for 10% of the purchase price
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by chopsuey5540 4y ago
Spanish! Open to any tips on the best way to do that :-)
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by chopsuey5540 4y ago
Aha of course, the democrats would have applauded brutally laying off 75% of the workforce had he been “toeing the party line”.
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by chopsuey5540 4y ago
"Just fucking create a killer product and work on refining that product to the best of your abilities". I'd argue that that is the exact reason why Apple is where it's at today.
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by chopsuey5540 4y ago
Probably France
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by chopsuey5540 4y ago
The thing that did it for me was building a "web browser" in VB6 using a printed book and copying the lines one by one. It was just a wrapper around a webview with a few buttons and text fields to navigate. I think what I found am
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by chopsuey5540 4y ago
The book "The Unfolding of Language: the evolution of mankind's greatest invention" by Guy Deutscher explains this very well and has numerous examples. As a language noob, I found it fascinating!