It seems to be the old-school version for france. I'll edit the comment !
Takapapatapaka
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🤓 Technically there are septante, octante/huitante, nonante, but it's either considered local to some region (belgium, switzerland, etc) or old-school
Open weight, not open source. Still rather cool but not the same at all.
I believe there is something of the kind, that the price of electricity just matches the highest production price, since you cannot differentiate which electricity comes from where in a grid. Si even if you have cheap renewable/nuclear energy, costs may rise if you have to use 'traditionnal' power plants. Im not sure of the details, i just heard the mechanism being explained once or twice.
My main language is french, and yet i prefer the type-name order. Maybe its because i first learned C, but i guess its also because it goes from general to particular, whereas name-type feels like going backward (being detailed with name, then vague with type, then more detailed with value assignment). Anyway, i guess you're right, it's probably not a lot about language.
Some simple patterns code can be very quick to do, and not much different from a slide up, while still keeping most people out.
I know i'm fully nitpicking in bad faith here, but which are the countries not doing evil shit ? There probably are a few that are mostly good, but even those are quite rare, aren't they ?
No worry, its understandable. Im not using those terms regularly so you were in the right position for pointing out this one does not exist anymore.