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by Glawen 4y ago
Based on your answer I believe you are french and you never spent significant time in Germany to appreciate German efficiency. During my stay in Germany (6 years), I had to endure a strike on local public transportation every 6 months, comb
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by Glawen 4y ago
As nearly all airplane are now twin jet, you need to respect the ETOPS rating of your aircraft, which is the time the aircraft can fly with one engine down before landing. That's why the transatlantic or transpacific routes are not dir
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by Glawen 4y ago
The Scottish banknotes not being accepted in England was one of the most annoying things during my time in the UK (the most annoying being food quality). I really wondered how UK banks are supposed to be world leading entities.
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by Glawen 4y ago
I think it is that parents are expecting perfect kids like these are normalized product you can buy from factory. They are panicking when their kids deviate from their perceived norms, and seek medication to fix the "problem". ADH
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by Glawen 4y ago
I wish we had the same system in France too...
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by Glawen 4y ago
Well, during dieselgate the experts apparently found a way to count deaths. Maybe we could call the same experts
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by Glawen 4y ago
Why there is no unit conversion with a flick of a button yet? It clearly looks that it has been translated from SI unit (e.g 1 bar or 14.7psi pressure at sea level)
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by Glawen 4y ago
I think it is more vicious than this, as a powerful person, you want your children to continue in the same sphere. Except that children are not necessarily as good as you. So you create a system where powerful people can put their children
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by Glawen 4y ago
Interested in the study if you have it, but yes I agree totally. Superstars can be very tough to steer.
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by Glawen 4y ago
Japanese are not poor for a long time, but still they die of overwork. There must be a cultural thing pushing them hard like this
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by Glawen 4y ago
I doubt so, farmers in my village in France never take their cows out of the barn. They feed them with dry grass and fermented corn (ensilage) they grow. Cow grazing is a thing of the past unless you do milk for AOP cheese or premium meat.
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by Glawen 4y ago
Why it has to be a CS degree? It is about requirements management and many non CS degree use this skill (typical in engineering)
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by Glawen 4y ago
So you state rightfully that Parisian suppressed regional language (my grandmother and father were not allowed to speak alsatian at school), but you are using it to support the use of English? Why should we make amends to English? Why not r
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by Glawen 4y ago
I think that French language going down the drain is due to English words being used instead of perfectly valid french equivalent. People use English word to sound snobbish and smart, knowing that older people do not master English. So I su
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by Glawen 4y ago
I'm pretty sure they didn't force these chemicals, but instead banned CFC and HFC. The industry came up with HFO
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by Glawen 4y ago
>This is not the issue, this is the root cause of the issue. >You DON'T measure knowledge. >You should measure the satisfaction of the students. >Because the most valuable asset a developed country needs to protect is the w
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by Glawen 4y ago
Except that it is next to impossible to stop a fully charged battery fire. The most efficient way is to throw the vehicle in a pool of water. But even if you manage this feat, the battery can catch fire again once remove from water.
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by Glawen 5y ago
From a French perspective, the fight over nuclear green taxonomy did not went well here. And now that they suck Putin's d** I start wondering if Germany is an ally, or a foreign agent leech.
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by Glawen 5y ago
A plane doesn't have to build and maintain km of tracks, it just uses airport facilities (subsidised usually) and untaxed kerosene. A high speed train can only go to a few destination, the tracks can hardly be repaid
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by Glawen 5y ago
The sad truth is that Putin can only be removed from within Russia, by Russians. We cannot attack Russia without risking nuclear war, so imposing hardship to every russians is the best move we have. The guy is mad and made a bad strategic m
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by Glawen 5y ago
profile created 6 days ago, russian troll ?
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by Glawen 5y ago
why?
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by Glawen 5y ago
The goal of the plant was to provide heat for Strasbourg, so it has to be near the city.
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by Glawen 5y ago
A conventional drill can be cemented as well, the technology is already existing but mishap happened anyway Another town near Strasbourg is devastated like staufen Im breigsbau: Lochwiller. With the same issue as staufen, except that in thi
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by Glawen 5y ago
Yeah right. They drilled in Strasbourg, France, to get this "free" energy. When they entered production, the city was experiencing an earthquake every month, waking the city at night. After a magnitude 4 earthquake, they finally s
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by Glawen 5y ago
It is a old Roman adage "Si vis pacem, para bellum" which held true for centuries
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by Glawen 5y ago
Indians are also insensitive to critics and get outraged very quickly. I'm french and if I read any comments section of any english article about France, I'll find tons of negative comments like "cheese eating surrender monke
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by Glawen 5y ago
Why dismiss the proposal based on how companies can avoid it? I like this proposal because it is a step towards transparency. It is not perfect, as any law, but the small steps are compounding over time.
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by Glawen 5y ago
>Fujitsu should take no blame at all. Their software is crap. But so is everyone's. That's software. We know and accept that in the industry. Why? It's ok that 737 max crashed? Fujitsu should have taken appropriate measure
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by Glawen 5y ago
In my opinion, women have a better sense of survival than men. I know that if I hit a rough patch in my life, I will certainly make myself miserable and would not care what happens to me. I know it by is not rational, but that would explain

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