kaazhan

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by kaazhan 7y ago
- mooc (like edx) - reading - start a web project - learn a new language - learn docker (or any sys competences)- lockpicking videos (lockpicking lawyer on youtube)
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by kaazhan 7y ago
- If you have no breathe/heart chronic problems, and you are under 40 y/o, your death chance, IN CASE YOU DO HAVE the coronavirus, is below 1%. - There will not be a strong economic impact that will stop globalisation. Maybe there
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by kaazhan 7y ago
There is some truth in it : The US (or most of the european) healthcare is not able to handle the number of cases there will be. There will be a lot of deads. The truth stops there, the rest is "science" fiction. It would be true
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by kaazhan 7y ago
No. There are far better places, where sun shines more than once a month. Your keratinocyte will thanks you. Anyway I think you can buy a better house (less expensive on buying price, less expensive to heat/isolate/etc) in other c
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by kaazhan 7y ago
Github exists only by it's community. It's a kind of social network for the opensource. bitbucket or gitlab are equally valid for private projects. If github gets merged into Azure DevOps, a few peoples will leave by principle. If
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by kaazhan 7y ago
This kind of laws exist mostly to make people think UE is taking care of privacy and force foreign websites to comply to specific UE laws. It is the same with IA and public surveillance. Despites UE says it's against facial recognition
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by kaazhan 7y ago
You're still a studient. It is not possible for you to have a good knowledge of software architecture because it is a really complex domain. If you show interest in it, read about it, go to conferences and ask questions, don't wor
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by kaazhan 7y ago
What's this title ? Hacker news is not the right place for this kind of passive-aggressive things
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by kaazhan 7y ago
Yes, getting involved not only behind your screen is really important. They attract good peoples that give you tons of subjects to study, but most important, it makes you feel like you're part of a community and you're not doing a
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by kaazhan 7y ago
Yeah, that's mostly what i've done to learn english. watch movies, read news, speak english whenever I can. I suppose my english is good. I know it is compared to the poor french standards, but I cannot judge compared to real engl
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by kaazhan 7y ago
Hi, There's no single way. In fact, beeing a good software architect is all about having many ways in solving a problem, knowing wich solution is the most adapted depending on the context. All is about culture and cleverness To improve
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by kaazhan 7y ago
As an example, for myslef: - I'm not satisfied with my accent, my english accent is just ok, and sometimes it really goes into french accent without control. - I miss a lot of specific vocabulary in some areas as politics, human scienc
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by kaazhan 7y ago
be a native speaker. I think it's impossible to really speak as a native speaker. You'll always have to improve in some ways that you cannot see before reaching a close-to-bilingual level. You can just improve. The only questions
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by kaazhan 7y ago
thank you, I just discovered honey was plant-based ;)
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by kaazhan 7y ago
Hum, it really seems to me that author does not clearly understand the materialist view that makes free-will 'impossible'. He speaks about a sort of emergence which is non-materialistic.
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by kaazhan 7y ago
I does not mean there is no facial recognition deployed. I live in Marseille, France, and facial recognition is currently beeing deployey all over the city. In fact, not only facial recognition, but posture recognition, walk recognition, et
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by kaazhan 7y ago
For me it really depends on what I do want to do from my notes. Usually, if my notes are personal, if i do not want to read it later (ex: taking notes to stay focus), if my notes have to be avaliable anytime or if it's more convinient,
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by kaazhan 7y ago
I have the exact same problem, i'm pretty curious about what solution will be proposed. From my experience it is really case dependant. I went throught several "legacy" codebases, and everything depends on the willingness of
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by kaazhan 7y ago
It's really functionnal. I've nothing to complain about. But for people used to go on facebook & co there is a huge gap. I'm pretty sure it does filter a part of trolls.
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by kaazhan 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the poor design does not encourage people to come there if they do not expect to find something valuable. The overall quality of shared news is really good, the comments are not imediately accessible after reading the n
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by kaazhan 7y ago
For the version control, i personally put EVERYTHING on git. Literrally. I have my OS "installer", my desktop env files, my home files, projects, really everything but video/audio/pics because of the size. I do this beca
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by kaazhan 7y ago
You can "improve" at "reading books" 1 - Learn fast reading 2 - get classical/sf/hf/polar/etc culture Most of the books i read gives better knowledge about something (history for example) or makes m
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by kaazhan 7y ago
Do you have a link to the research you're speaking about ? My company is really about this kind of things and i'm not convinced it's really usefull
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by kaazhan 7y ago
But in eu it's more like 20euros for 100go/month and 25go of roaming. The main problem is tje provider will close your account/ask you to pay more if you use roaming exclusively