Leherenn

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by Leherenn 4y ago
It's still pretty bad in some fairly common languages like French. For instance "'" really trips spellchecker, as well as some tense (subjunctive). For instance "que je n'embête".
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by Leherenn 4y ago
It might also be about recovery. Running a full is tiring and they might be expected to run another race soon.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Job security might be a good thing at the individual level, but imo it's pretty awful at the system level. It promotes inefficiencies. It's much better to have a liquid employment market with a solid social net instead. Switzerl
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by Leherenn 4y ago
While the concept is neat, I struggle a bit to see how it can be useful in practice. Do you have an example for the sufficiently constrained case? That sounds like the most interesting case by far.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
2 of the companies I have worked for were pirating software, a 100+ employees one and a <10 one. All in a rich European country. One got even caught for it. Usually, the "main" users had a valid license, but there were cracks f
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Usually the problem with this kind of thing, is that the initial capex requirements are high, and it's just not profitable given how rarely it happens.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
You can however still download and use an older version of the kindle program (at least on windows), which download the files with the old DRM scheme. It's one by one though.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Well, you asked how it worked, not whether it was effective at fighting inequality. My understanding is that it's not very effective, because any foreign-held asset is pretty much hidden from Switzerland, unless there's an agreeme
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by Leherenn 4y ago
You declare all the assets you own* in your tax declaration (bank accounts, properties, art, cars, equity, ...), even if abroad. You also declare your debts. I don't know how they enforce/check that, especially for foreign-based a
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by Leherenn 4y ago
We use Bazel at work for C++, and while defining targets and dependency is easy, I've really struggled with some stuff I would consider basic, like conditionally changing build flags, especially to external dependencies. Basically, I w
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Plaid doesn't pay dividends and his salary is most likely peanuts compared to his shares in the company, whose valuation just tanked.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
It's called a stalemate, and results in a draw.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Both forms are valid according to ISO 31-11. Your form is often called the "French notation" and I assume used more commonly in France and countries with French influences.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
The reasoning is that UK is still not actually correct (though more correct) because the Olympic committee also oversees places like the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands and so on which are not technically part of the UK. Then it seems th
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by Leherenn 4y ago
They don't at the Olympics.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Reviewing the sed isn't going to help you spot the instance that shouldn't have been replaced or the missing substitution.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Are there any restrictions on timing your quitting so that it damages your employer as much as possible? Like, I don't know, a senior sale person quitting 2 minutes into a meeting to sign a massive contract, the company lawyer quitti
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by Leherenn 4y ago
I don't think the general use case is once per minute though, more like once per hour unless something goes wrong. Something like ensure pipeline pressure is still nominal for remote parts of the pipeline.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
In embedded you sell hardware, with web you sell software. Software scales a lot more than hardware, thus more revenues per employee.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
I guess it depends in which domain you work? In system programming, "clock_gettime" gives you nanoseconds. If you work with GPS timestamps, you have nanoseconds. Could it be that JS's Date doesn't support nanoseconds be
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Timestamps in nanoseconds is one.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Don't worry too much, apply to jobs that you find interesting. Be upfront about it, try to show that you can learn new stuff on the job by relating to some previous experience, and if possible try to do a little project by yourself to
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by Leherenn 4y ago
They ask you to be there early just to be sure, but you don't have to, it's at your own risks. I've done 30 mins at smaller European airports no problems. Online check-in, only carry-on luggage, 10 minutes for security and yo
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by Leherenn 4y ago
It's not necessarily the process, but more the number/type of open positions. When it's difficult to fire, it's very common for people to start with a temporary contract or two before being offered an unlimited one. Like
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Also first names were very restricted before 1993. There were some regionalism allowed, but I am not sure to which extent.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
But you're not giving the electricity away for free or even a low price. As far as I know there's no EU regulations that prevents Finland from redistributing these profits to the population in such a way that it makes the effectiv
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by Leherenn 4y ago
They're often installed on ridges in mountainous/hilly areas.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
To back GP's point, see this study. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Free-Fares-Policies%3A... For instance in Estonia, the majority of "switchers" were cyclists and pedestrians.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
The same argument can be applied to GP's code with the added bonus it will cause UB at some point.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
For what it's worth (though you likely know it), you can add "-fsanitize=unsigned-integer-overflow" to trigger a diagnostic even if unsigned integer overflow is not UB. Of course, this only works if your code does not rely

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