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linschn
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Comment #48595539
Bourdieu ?
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Comment #48166471
To really enjoy the book, stop reading at the last chapter, and go back at the beginning. Then imagine yourself happy doing so.
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Comment #48163310
Given that some far right public figures are using him more and more, I'd say they do. Same goes for Gramsci.
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Comment #48131825
What a needlessly mean comment. Maybe you should watch a few of the Tati movies ? Start with playtime, you'll see what gp meant, which is richer than just interior design fashion.
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Comment #47872677
Gnu guix will solve all your guile scheme packaging needs and then some.
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Comment #46892144
> We all learned the lesson that mass-market IT tools almost always outperform in-house, Funny, I learned the exact opposite lesson. Almost all software suck, and a good way for it…
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Comment #46840623
The scheme syntax gets a while to get used to if you are not familiar with it, and in the end having a real programming language is quite awesome, you can do lots of fun stuff like…
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Comment #46204047
- Roosevelt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of_Japanese_America... - van buren https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Cass - Wilson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment_of…
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Comment #45864232
I am all for paying people a fair wage no matter where they come from, and I do not believe the coercive nature of most hospital work is a necessity. I'm merely pointing out the hy…
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Comment #45864108
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Comment #45731141
No, because f is assumed to be computable from the start, which BB is not (otherwise it could be used as a subroutine in a program that solves the halting problem).
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Comment #45637936
Don't forget teachers, and unemployed people. This is true for every national muséum in France and it is awesome !
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Comment #44959312
So, freemasonery with a different goon, and a bit of racism. Kkk-lite, in a way. People who like to dress up can also join the order of Malta, which can actually boast continuous e…
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Comment #44774500
Could you please expand on that ? I haven't found any sources, the only thing that pops up is a bullshit claim by Jordan peterson, that has been debunked as, at best, an oversimpli…
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Comment #44248925
I'm writing a wasm runtime for inferno https://gitlab.com/edouardklein/acheron Still a wip though. You may find it interesting
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Comment #44148900
One the one hand, this is pretty cool, the API is pythonic and makes quite a lot of sense. On the other hand, I can't stop myself from thinking about "Greenspun's tenth rule": > An…
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Comment #44120634
Not the OP, but Zcash's privacy feztures are optional and seldom used in practice, whereas monero is secure by default. It helps with blending in the crowd.
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Comment #43969691
This was indeed normalized very early on in post WWII european construction: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocontrol
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Comment #43951836
That's called a simplex :) The same as in the simplex algorithm to solve linear programming problems.
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Comment #43786767
The plaque also provided a drawing of the probe itself next to the two human figured, at scale.
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Comment #43668179
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Comment #42754733
That's neat ! I've built a transient UI to do this manually[0] within emacs, but with the context windows getting bigger ang bigger, being more systematic may be the way to go. The…
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Comment #41853675
Also, indeee, the lack of access control for ports in bsd socket when the file API was RIGHT THERE is driving me crazy.
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Comment #41853668
True, and noted, but realistically, the only implemented protocol now is tcp, and the next one will be udp. Historically, Plan 9 had IL as well. Which transport protocol has a numb…