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by Glawen 5y ago
As I've heard from people in the agro business, the equipments are already communicating on a standard Isobus (non open source), allowing to use differents equipment together. What would open source bring? You always need a hardware an
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by Glawen 5y ago
Being a European, I'm fascinated by the crazy healthcare and I love reading these US healthcare topics. You really captured the gist of the conversation :)
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by Glawen 5y ago
Thing is their diesel in Europe offerings were far from stellar reliability wise. I seriously looked into used gasoline Toyota but found out many engines had a gasket issue. In the end I bought a Renault, knowing that it might have issues b
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by Glawen 5y ago
What is the deal with Toyota? They never really sold a lot of cars here in Europe, but used beaten up Toyota are worth their weight of gold. It seems like a cult. Every manufacturer is capable of making quality cars, you just have to choose
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by Glawen 5y ago
It's 218 working days in some union contracts (convention collective) usually, and 216 in Alsace.
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by Glawen 5y ago
Sahara solar panel project is a good idea, the problem is the location. There is no way that France can rely on Algeria, algerian leaders are still today blaming France for the problems they are facing now, it is so tiresome. Marocco or Tun
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by Glawen 5y ago
France is bad, controls Africa and is responsible for everything going bad there. Yeah I've heard that already.
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by Glawen 5y ago
It seems to be a new trend where people think that translating to English means using imperial. This is the same thing in YouTube video, they feel compelled to use inch, lbs and whatever unknown measure
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by Glawen 5y ago
Pedestrians in the UK need to wait until all traffic are red, then they can cross the junction (even diagonally). This is indeed different from continental Europe, as a pedestrian I kinda preferred the system in the UK, but you could wait q
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by Glawen 5y ago
Definitely not in Europe, EuroNCAP added a pedestrian test a few years ago, and the test forced automakers to change their design for pedestrians in mind. https://www.euroncap.com/en/vehicle-safety/the-ratings-expl
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by Glawen 5y ago
Yet it did not fold, just as parent said.
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by Glawen 5y ago
Well it is quite easy actually. Your biggest customer request a bunch of features, some for test purposes. You find something fishy, you ask your boss and he tells you orally to just do it because this customer is the most important, or he
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by Glawen 5y ago
Thanks! Nice paper, I didn't know they had access to the SW specifications
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by Glawen 5y ago
It is the same in France, but they are still powerless because they are not present on the company's board unlike Germany. In France it is only the government owned companies who can strike, strikes in private companies are rare. It on
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by Glawen 5y ago
I think you are the one telling stories to yourself. According to you, Concorde was created to tie the UK to the EEC, which UK was not part of. May I remind you that the EEC membership was proposed to the UK and they flatly refused. Later w
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by Glawen 5y ago
The same law has been passed in France where a union's deal can bypass the law (totally crazy idea to be honest). And these deals happen exactly like you described, except that workers are threatened by factory closure. For example it
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by Glawen 5y ago
How on earth would that happen? It will just be as expensive in Europe as in the US. You really think that nobody outside the US are making drugs? Like no drugs are ever developed in Europe??
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by Glawen 5y ago
That's the good case, the bad case is when your town crumble like Staufen im breisgau.
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by Glawen 5y ago
Brexit is now the EU's fault, right.
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by Glawen 5y ago
Well, you need control theory whenever you need to have something kept at a certain level. House temperature, cruise control speed, etc..
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by Glawen 5y ago
Well he probably uses a machine (yaourtière in French) which maintains the pots at 40 degrees. My parents use this with UHT to do yoghourt.
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by Glawen 5y ago
It is new and groundbreaking once it is discovered/used by the UK, never mind that the stuff is used in continental Europe for decades.
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by Glawen 5y ago
787 is smaller and came sooner than the a350, it fits nicely between the a330 and a350. The a350 is competing against the 777 I would say. Boeing better estimated the widebody market than Airbus, but they lately have a problem with implemen
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by Glawen 5y ago
And they were laid off because Bosch closed their solar panel business a few years later
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by Glawen 5y ago
Everyone one copied the Toyota production system
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by Glawen 5y ago
I know engineers who worked for Porsche, they are doing things independently from VW. The only thing they took from VW was the cayenne chassis and it's diesel engine. They were absolutely pissed by the diesel gate as they were unaware
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by Glawen 5y ago
Say sorry, why not, but demanding to pay back I don't understand. It is not the same people in power nor the same population, why should they pay for their parents? It is preposterous. And where do you stop with this logic, neolithic?
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by Glawen 5y ago
Given two candidates, one being a woman with so-so skills, and the other a competent man, I would (and have done so) hire the woman if no woman was in my team. The main reason being the change in group dynamics that a woman brings. If enoug
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by Glawen 5y ago
Europeans and the EU are the ideal scapegoat in the UK. I always felt that Europeans were blamed for immigration policies as it is politically correct to shame them. Shaming non european immigration is a social minefield, very few people wo
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by Glawen 5y ago
I live in a brick house in Europe, and my plumbing and wire do run in the walls. I just cut the wall, run my wires inside and cover with plaster.

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