StyloBill

I think the answer to your question is :

"* Fine-grained privacy controls modeled after the .gitignore file format means that you can selectively and precisely decide which files and folders Kite indexes."

The maths may be interesting, the rant is definitively not.

It's a Chromium problem, maybe you should read the Github issue before commenting.

Dwarf Fortress' complexity is far, far superior. It's not comparable.

So how do these branes exist? The fundamental question remains.

French citizen living in Montreal. The easiest way is probably to come here with a PVT (Programme Vacances-Travail, or Working Holiday VISA) but you must be under 35.

You could also find a firm willing to hire you but there will be paperwork and they'll have to prove that they haven't found a Canadian citizen for the position you'll occupy. It's a bit of a pain for the company but some companies are used to this (consulting firms mostly). You'll then have a 2 years VISA + working permit.

Or you can go the permanent resident way, from France, but it's gonna take a long time (often 3+ years).

My advice is to come here as a tourist for a few weeks to have a feeling of the city. Try to come in winter, as it's a bit harsh and a non negligible number of expats go back to their home countries after their first winter here. Other than that, it's a really beautiful place and I love living there (been almost 5 years now).

Hope it's helpful!

Every frigging time. This pattern never ceases to amaze me.

Sorry if I sound pedantic but your math is really wrong here.

Difference between the 2 kits: 600$. So 600/15 = 40 rolls, at 36 slides each, you're in for 1440 exposures.

Worth mentioning is that they also publish in english. Even if it's clearly a french politics oriented newspaper, they also have some pretty good articles on everything international.

https://www.mediapart.fr/en/english

(I'm not affiliated with Mediapart, I'm just a subscriber)

Here is the readable version.

https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160920-formal-verification-...

I love this tool, it's very convenient. Thanks for your work!

The only thing I don't really like is the icon. I find it a bit cluttered.

I'll gladly pay a few bucks to keep this in my toolbelt.

> I think you should rather think harder, learn math possibly

Oh the irony, when stating that 1/0 = infinity. If you'd learn maths yourself, you'd know that 1/0 is undefined.

Full discussion here :

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12545878

I use cat out of habit but yep, you're absolutely correct.

Not sure if that's what you wanna do but you could do :

"ls /usr/local/Cellar/ | cat >> myInstall.txt"

I never thought about interfaces this way. Great comment.

Had to send back a Dell XPS 13 for this exact reason. Unbelievably annoying.

143 000 tweets/second. Not 140 millions.

Yeah, except that they're not doing it this way.

>We ended up not having a flag for this. Even if we had it, it would only have been in place for a single release.