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aweb
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About aweb
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Interests: Cycling, DevOps, Gaming, Hacking, Hiking, IoT, Networking, Open Source, Outdoor Activities, Programming, Remote Work, Running, Startups, Technology, Travel, Web Development
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Comment #48994522
Both Claude and Codex can code in the cloud, it works quite well! I tested Jules and while the idea is good in theory, I found the model's intelligence to be very lackluster.
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Comment #48966092
That's an interesting point and I agree it makes some kind of sense, but is there a source for it? I live in Montpellier France and all transit has become free 2 years ago. I didn'…
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Comment #48932502
Glad to see my city of Montpellier, France in first place on the list! I really think it's under appreciated. You have the same great weather and openness culture as California, lo…
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Comment #48842339
I'm always really doubtful this is applicable in the end, especially in the EU. You can't give up all your copyright like this
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Comment #48817317
I discovered that recently, it's a very fun way to contribute to OpenStreetMap, and the UI is really well-done, it's totally beginner friendly! I wish there was a way to do more th…
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Comment #48702002
Yeah it seems crazy to me that this is news. Here in France the government officially recommends to avoid screens at all costs for under 3 years omds and as much as possible under …
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Comment #48232397
I trie to use it, it's actually really bad IMO. It's very slow and often completely misunderstands my requirements
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Comment #48104547
Is there a specific list of countries whee they'll be closing down?
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Comment #47320526
I'm surprised, isn't it forbidden to use the Max plan as part of a company? Just curious, as I thought it was forbidden by the ToS but I'm not sure if I have a good understanding o…
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Comment #46094626
Very surprised and sad to see so many dismissive comments of the book. It's a really popular one in France for a very good reason. It's so creative, poetic and touching that I doub…
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Comment #44269082
That looks really interesting! Is there a plan for an Android or web-based version?
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Comment #43463879
Totally agree. Maybe they want less experienced people that can be manipulated into working tons of hours? In any case, I'm pretty sure that's illegal under anti discrimination law…
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Comment #42376667
We actually start what we call "diversification" (=eating solid food) even earlier in France: we were advised by our paediatrician to do it when the baby was 4 months old. Apparent…
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Comment #40051787
Wow, these examples are amazing! I've used matplotlib in the past and was disappointed by the final look of the generated charts, nice to know there's hope and I can make them look…
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Comment #36663877
The French mapping service is starting to do HD LIDAR captures of the whole of France, and some of them are already available: https://geoservices.ign.fr/lidarhd (At the bottom) I'…
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Comment #36447939
Wow, I don't know a thing about dataviz but I really liked the website! The real world examples are really helpful to understand why we could use a certain kind of chart. Keep up t…
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Comment #35917155
For french, there's a decent website similar to Product Hunt: https://lespepitestech.com/ It has a good following and a weekly e-mail list so it's probably worth it to post there a…
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Comment #35497829
A big argument for night trains is ecology and diminishing your CO2 footprint, which won't be affected by airport efficiency
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Comment #34841570
Agreed, I use it a lot for personal projects and it's quite straightforward to use while still pretty powerful. I'd just like to export the data somehow though
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Comment #31327659
To be honest, as a European I think it's a good thing and we're already seeing its consequences: salaries which are way lower than US ones have already started rising, and lots of …
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Comment #30955715
Wow that sounds like a really interesting editor for Golang! Only missing thing I absolutely need is the debugger+a test runner. Once those are here I think I'll buy a license!
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Comment #30021649
I was wondering about that topic recently! Before COVID, offering remote was a big differentiator for startups and definitely considered a perk. Now, it's becoming so common that I…
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Comment #28231694
It's pretty standard for France, come work here! :)
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Comment #27512774
The examples certainly look cool! I was curious to try it until you asked for an account, which I'm not motivated to do just to try this kind of toy service, sorry.
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Comment #27378293
That's definitely uncommon in Europe to work on weekends/holidays/vacation. It's quite frowned upon, and for good reason IMO. Work life balance is important, and there's other stuf…