It should factually reduce the cost of building housing as that is one less thing to build. How much that cost reduction is going to translate to lower buying/letting prices is a different question, I agree

That sounds like a welcome reduction in housing cost in an expensive, densely populated city with good public transportation

That's unfortunately a long running tradition of french cops, not a new development

I somewhat recognize my own position in the message above and to me it's not so much about not being a feminist, as it is that I've seen too many people calling themselves feminist while proceeding to do things like: call all men pigs, be transphobic, generally try to push down others in an attempt to rise themselves. If by feminist you mean "for equality between men and women (and all others)", then sure I can agree to that, but I'm not sure that's the best way to describe that position anymore

Books in french doesn't mean french book, it was a common language for intellectual publications for a time

Highways are not city infrastructure

It's really not, if anything French and English should be reversed. You can generally know how a french word is supposed to be pronounced when reading it (assuming you know how to read French, of course), in English it's a complete crapshoot

Francophobia is so funny you know?

Just because some keywords are in English doesn't mean the code is in English, variable names, function names, and comments could be respectively in latin, Russian, and Klingon.

Well, some of his stuff anyway, I don't think all of it landed as well as this one

Thankfully it's not nearly as bad now than it used to

Look up how many heatwaves happened in France during the 20th century, and how many happened in the last 10 years. Yes, weather on any single day is not climate, but we are quite past "oh heatwaves happened before".