Feb 4, 2023
“Quand vous verrez la lumière au bout du tunnel, priez pour que ce ne soit pas le train.”
Daniel Lemire
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“Quand vous verrez la lumière au bout du tunnel, priez pour que ce ne soit pas le train.”
Daniel Lemire
Gif de Nancy Liang
Rage au volant
Il y a de tout dans le monde, et voici une illustration. Saviez-vous qu’il existe un recordman des cas de rage au volant ? Et oui, au grand désarroi de Pierre Verville. Pour assister à la « thérapie » de cet impatient du volant. LEMIRE ET COMPAGNIE | Rage au volant
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In my blog post, My programming setup, I stressed how important regular expressions are to my programming activities. Regular expressions ca
Many of my examples have to do with code reformatting. Some people wonder why I do not simply use code reformatters. I do use such tools all of the time, but they are not always a good option. If you are going to work with other people who have other preferences regarding code formatting, you do not want to trigger hundreds of formatting changes just to contribute a new function. It is a major faux pas to do so. Hence you often need to keep your reformatting in check.
Edmond Rencontre L'humoriste Daniel Lemire poursuit son Journal d'un confiné et nous permet de prendre conscience que dans les fait, rien a changer pour les site de rencontre. Il le démontre avec Edmond qui s'inscrit en direct....
Journal d’un confiné : Edmond L'humoriste Daniel Lemire nous contamine avec son Journal d’un confiné, son personnage légendaire Edmond reprend vie. Un pur divertissement
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I think that there are a few sane ways to deal with cognitive stretching: Perfectionism is the first casualty of cognitive stretching: let go of the idea that you could perfectly master anything. Cognitive stretching is fun, if you let it be: you should never have to feel bored anymore. If you are a coach, a leader, a teacher or a manager: stop trying to give the illusion that you know it all. If you are a student, assume that you know little and will always know little. Take pleasure in what you learn and stop worrying about everything you haven’t learned.
We are sentenced to permanent cognitive stretching