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by mjoin 9mo ago
also more recently https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3704268.3742696 "Paragraph justification is based primarily on shrinking or stretching the interword blanks. While the blanks on a line are all scale
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by mjoin 1y ago
what? this runs on all platforms
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by mjoin 1y ago
Thanks
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by mjoin 1y ago
That's nuts
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by mjoin 2y ago
Not in the domain but it looks great :) Congratulations
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by mjoin 2y ago
Exactly. This is the exact stack I envision to be the future in that space. The work of Scott Logic is awesome (and the company looks really nice as well! People and values)
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by mjoin 2y ago
Same. Neovim and plugins I use have been remarkably stable from the start
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by mjoin 2y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing your perspective. This convinces me to give it a proper try!
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by mjoin 2y ago
Unpopular opinion given all the craze around Elixir these days. I find the syntax extremely verbose and hard to read compared to e.g. Python. I was told great things about it by engineers I really respect. But each time I start reading Elix
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by mjoin 3y ago
you nailed it
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by mjoin 3y ago
they really know when reading the paper. small world, everyone PI knows who is working on what
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by mjoin 3y ago
what kind of device? also building a medtech start-up in France, would love to discuss
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by mjoin 3y ago
totally agree, a missed opportunity
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by mjoin 3y ago
what do you mean by 'native'? or, in other words, what makes psycopg non-native?
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by mjoin 3y ago
i'm the same. i don't understand why some fellow programmers need multiple monitors: one is already plenty enough for me. (i'm using a tiling window manager, switching back and forth between different workspaces, having anoth
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by mjoin 3y ago
i live in Paris (born there) and travel almost exclusively by bike, sometimes 15km to cross the entire town. i can testify that this headline is utterly exaggerated: the situation is really fine here. yeah there are many cyclists but we&#x2
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by mjoin 3y ago
in my experience, technical details have been figured out on a whiteboard before, and then it can happen that a PR is just going to be LGTM and merge. not all conversations happen on a PR system. people talk IRL too
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by mjoin 3y ago
interested to hear what other hners think about this. anybody did this for interviewing before? i myself had a beer with my phd supervisor as our first meeting, not sure this really help knowing whether we'd get along because turns out
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by mjoin 4y ago
Refs to actual peer reviewed many articles please
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by mjoin 4y ago
Yeah, same boat here!
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by mjoin 5y ago
That way of communicating with your child is some black mirror shit
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by mjoin 5y ago
That's black mirror shit up there
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by mjoin 6y ago
GitHub has been expending its services, diverging from its original intent (e.g. remote visual studio code). I disagree. I think providing that a way to distribute applications through GitHub, with builds certified as coming from the origin
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by mjoin 6y ago
https://coq.inria.fr/ would be a good choice for proof assistance, I believe
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by mjoin 6y ago
> anyone trying to log in with a password is full of it Dang! But so true
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by mjoin 6y ago
actually found the PDFs
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by mjoin 6y ago
this looks very good. do you know if there is a PDF version that contains the whole textbook? could not find it on the website
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by mjoin 6y ago
really cool! congrats
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by mjoin 7y ago
you're missing that China initially suppressed info abt this virus, which caused it to spread. had they reacted immediately, we might be in a much better situation rn
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by mjoin 7y ago
what if you wait and your employees get sick? if you're in tech, just implement a work from home policy right now. don't wait for the gov to do so. it's a matter of time. - a French

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