Copolycube @copolycube

Some combination of {Computers, Sciences, Arts, Food} Open / looking for jobs in #MTL #NYC #SanFrancisco #Tokyo Montréal, QC & Paris, FR Joined August 2011

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Etherlink 🔗 @etherlink

10 months ago

Etherlink Advent Calendar Day 1: XTZ Giveaway 🎁🎄 To kick off the Etherlink Advent Calendar, 1000 $XTZ will be given away to 10 lucky winners 👀 - Follow @etherlink - Like + RT - Tag 3 frens Good luck! 🎅

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freeCodeCamp.org @freeCodeCamp

5 years ago

If you want to kick start your JavaScript learning, why not try an Advent Calendar challenge? Well, @perborgen has one for you right here. With this JS Advent Calendar you'll learn basic JavaScript interactively to get you coding by Christmas Eve 🎅🏻. freecodecamp.org/news/introduci…

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Jennine K @jennineak

5 years ago

this boils my blood

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Sage ⚡️ @thesegunadebayo

5 years ago

When you give feedback: COMMEND 💖: Give the person some credit for the work or time put into it, whether you like the work or not. RECOMMEND 🤔: Give clear feedback on what needs to be improved. Keep your tone human, and let go of your ego. COMMEND 💖: End with "Thank you".

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GZA @TheRealGZA

5 years ago

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Copolycube @copolycube

6 years ago

I think that this is the one way I learned the most things since I left university...

🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk

6 years ago

I think that this is the one way I learned the most things since I left university...

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🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk

6 years ago

take on hard projects (from my zine "so you want to be a wizard" wizardzines.com/zines/wizard)

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Michelle SPITZ @Michelle34250

6 years ago

@EPhilippePM Je vous rappelle que vous leur tapiez dessus quand ils demandaient plus de moyens !!! Vous êtes d’une indécence rare !

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Almost Funny Content @Florimielle

6 years ago

Un RT = un scénario de romance cringe engendré par le confinement du covid-19

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OLAY @OlaySkin

6 years ago

It’s the last day to turn your tweets into money! RT and we’ll donate $1 to @GirlsWhoCode, up to $500K. #MakeSpaceForWomen

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nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft

6 years ago

Question: How much does first parameter of a Linux/Unix bash/sh script cost? Answer: $1 See bash.cyberciti.biz/guide/$1 if you are not aware of positional parameters.

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nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft

6 years ago

Programming Languages Explained With Music. Via blog.toggl.com/programming-la…

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ThaDonCris🔻 @ThaDonCris

6 years ago

@JeanHugon3 @petimiti @ericcoquerel

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nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft

6 years ago

Linux distro hoping 2020 edition

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tazocilline @Tazocilline

6 years ago

Oh mais je veux

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Colorado Hyperloop 🏔️🚇 @COHyperloop

6 years ago

The "cottage industry of startups aiming to perfect the (Hyperloop) technology" are mostly in Europe. 🇪🇺 We are pretty sure the EU has good bicycle, rail and bus infrastructure right now. The EU also funds these Hyperloop startups. #sustainability slate.com/technology/201…

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Monica Dinculescu @notwaldorf

6 years ago

nobody: literally nobody: me: i made you a demo to see what is the most input typing delay you can tolerate; mine is 30ms. 😈 input-delay.glitch.me

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Copolycube @copolycube

6 years ago

(shouting randomly) ... Any recommendations for a CI-CD pipeline / stack for publishing an e-book ? (I have the content/data, I just want to compile them automatically create a .epub/.mobi/... from it)

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Lisa Lasselin @LisaLasselin

6 years ago

"A l'origine, c'est des lobbies traditionnels, des gens conservateurs qui ne supportent pas les jeunes et que le discours sur l'effondrement dérange. Ils préféreraient glisser le problème sous le tapis." mobile.francetvinfo.fr/monde/environn…

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Fermat's Library @fermatslibrary

6 years ago

John Wallis devised this beautiful formula for π in 1655. It is the infinite product of even numbers squared divided by their two adjacent odd numbers.