A open AI should have the code open + the data used to train it

TL;DR les prix de l'immobilier ne sont plus en adéquation avec le marché

Some definitions: declarative programming, data binding, reactivity

Une documentation francophone de Nextcloud orientée utilisateurs et réalisé par derivation.fr

They got it right 👍‍

mkdir -p instead of mkdir

ln -sfn source target instead of ln -s source target

rm -f example.txt instead of rm example.txt

Modifying a file

if ! grep -qF "/mnt/dev" /etc/fstab; then
  echo "/dev/sda1 /mnt/dev ext4 defaults 0 0" | sudo tee -a /etc/fstab
fi

Check if variable, file or dir exists
formatting a device
mounting a device

TODO: texte à recopier

After looking at the available options I definitely prefer number 2 in the list above: the name of the language as text in the language itself, possibly followed by the name of the language in the language of the current page.

After thinking about it, this is what is the most explicit, even if it is not shiny 👍‍

Do not use flags to represent languages. Explications are provided in the article.

Summary:

• Use Boyer-Moore (and unroll its inner loop a few times).

• Roll your own unbuffered input using raw system calls. Avoid copying
  the input bytes before searching them. (Do, however, use buffered
  output. The normal grep scenario is that the amount of output is
  small compared to the amount of input, so the overhead of output
  buffer copying is small, while savings due to avoiding many small
  unbuffered writes can be large.)

• Don't look for newlines in the input until after you've found a match.

• Try to set things up (page-aligned buffers, page-sized read chunks,
  optionally use mmap) so the kernel can ALSO avoid copying the bytes.

The key to making programs fast is to make them do practically nothing. ;-)

• Sufficient contrast between foreground and background (Colour Palette Checker or Colour Contrast Analyser).
• Coding of information not exclusively through colours (e.g. icons)
• Interactive elements easy to identify as such
• Clear and consistent navigation
• Input fields are provided with clear meaningful labels
• The system provides easy-to-perceive feedback?
• Meaningful grouping of content through spacing and headings
• Typography works with (browser) scaling of font size?
• Alternatives for images and multimedia content (e.g. descriptive text) are offered
• Automatic playback or execution of content and action is avoided
• Headings and links are meaningful
• There are clear work instructions and assistance

It gives company or open-source project ideas.

Les illustrations et le contenu de cette encyclopédie ont été numérisé et restauré

TL;DR;

MySQL is a pretty poor database, and you should strongly consider using Postgres instead

Le problème c’est que tous les candidats ont des bonnes idées. Tous les candidats ont aussi des mauvaises idées.
C’est ça mon problème : en votant pour quelqu’un, on ne peut pas garder juste le bon. On doit garder le mauvais aussi.

Dans ces conditions, choisir un candidat revient à choisir non pas le meilleur des candidats, mais sur le moins mauvais. Pas sur celui qui nous correspond, mais sur celui avec le moins de mauvaises idées.

Effectivement, j'y penses aussi: pourquoi ne pas voter pour des idées qui constitueront le programme ?

TL;DR;

I want to support the creators that I care about to earn a living through advertising, but remembering to whitelist all of these is a faff.

I changed my mind recently, however, when browsing the web without an ad blocker became unbearable.

I’d estimate that the amount of resources I downloaded from ads far outweighed the actual webpage content on the sites I visited. In a world where we all need to seriously conserve resources and minimise the carbon footprint of our sites, ads and trackers should be the first things to go.

I’m aware that the conversation around monetisation on the web is far from simple. But this state of affairs is surely serving no one.