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ealhad
17d ago
I mean yeah sure, I'll give SSH access to a blackbox. "Don't worry — the app is safe."
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ealhad
1y ago
As a software engineer: the only impact the AI bubble has on me is the time it takes to explain what's a stake to less tech-savvy colleagues. Zero consequences on my actual job, excepet being pissed of each time a promising project &qu
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ealhad
3y ago
Neat!
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ealhad
3y ago
This looks really neat, I played with it a bit and the DSL is well thought out. One thing I can't figure though: how do we set default values for internal Struct? Said default values are mentionned in the documentation (here: < http
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ealhad
3y ago
Do you know what this median annual household income of $71k means outside of the USA? Inequality is a global problem, unfortunately. Cheapest Tesla being generally affordable in one country doesn't mean it's not fairly expensive.
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ealhad
3y ago
What a load of utter bullshit. "infinitely knowledgeable"? Bollocks. Big deep learning models work fine, and if you forget the part where big firms hoard loads of data without any kind of consent it's pretty cool tech. But th
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ealhad
3y ago
Well I had never heard of Woolf before the age of 25, so there's that.
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ealhad
3y ago
Being French, I studied Montaigne in middle school (or high school, can't remember) – I did not expect to bump into him here. Quelle bonne surprise !
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ealhad
3y ago
Or the speakers themselves, eventually
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ealhad
3y ago
It's not a "sustainability tax", it's "acknowledging people are not slaves nor are resources infinite"
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ealhad
3y ago
Replying to the last sentence: the essay is also full of repetitions. I didn't make anything of it the first time I read it, but now the AI-generated hypothesis is on the table it seems quite likely.
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ealhad
3y ago
I reckon this analysis would benefit from absolute figures. A drop in market share doesn't necessarily mean less users if said market is experiencing a massive growth.
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Framasoft, We Develop PeerTube and Promote FLOSS from France: Ask Us Anything
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ealhad
4y ago
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ealhad
4y ago
The last post on PeerTube was apparently deemed interesting, so I thought a Framasoft AMA would be welcome.
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ealhad
4y ago
You're right, and Framasoft (the French non-profit behind the project) knows it. If you can help, or know people who can, I think they'd be glad to hear from you!
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ealhad
4y ago
Yup, it's that amazing. That's why I think said institutions should donate to the project ;)
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ealhad
4y ago
PeerTube is a free, decentralised and federated video platform, and a part of the fediverse, meaning you can interact with it via Mastodon and other tools, thanks to the ActivityPub protocol. There is only one paid developer, working for th
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PeerTube v5: the result of 5 years’ handcrafting
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ealhad
4y ago
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Ask HN: GNU/Linux calendar software handling CalDav delegation and invitation?
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ealhad
4y ago
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ealhad
6y ago
Nice. Any plans to make translations? I think it could be useful to a lot of people.
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ealhad
6y ago
Fun fact : in the French version of Back to the Future, Pierre Cardin is the alias Marty takes instead of Calvin Klein. (and I only learned that yesterday, despite being French I have always watched this movie in English)
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ealhad
6y ago
Well, no, he asks "What can we say about `not A' and `not B'?"
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ealhad
6y ago
I don't understand. If A implies B, then not B implies not A, and I'm pretty sure when I was in CS school in France (5 years ago) we learned this. And I'm also pretty sure that I knew this before, though I can't exactly
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ealhad
6y ago
Pointless code snippet to replace every image on a webpage by a kitten (it fails for very small images, because of dumb randomization) function randInt() { return Math.round (Math.random() * 20 - 10) } for (const img of document
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ealhad
6y ago
In Rust, you have a Cow. It's smart and allows you to clone borrowed things, including things which can moo.
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ealhad
6y ago
I learned it in 2016, never went back. I trained with keybr[0] ~1 hour a day for a week, then went cold turkey (with a printed Colemak layout beside my screen), and after another week or so I was at 40wpm (that is, faster than I had ever be
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ealhad
6y ago
Just tried typing "browser" in the same Google search (using Firefox), it yields interesting results: I have Brave, Firefox, Firefox on Google Play, the Wikipedia article for browser, and not even one Chrome link.
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ealhad
7y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, I created an issue.
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ealhad
7y ago
It's only standard according to its website though.
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ealhad
7y ago
OOP and FP are not orthogonal per se .
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