Leherenn

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by Leherenn 4y ago
The progress bars are also wholly unhelpful. There are like 3 in a row, sometimes with a time estimate (often widely wrong), but only for the current bar, sometimes no estimate at all. I'd like to say that it least it gives you the ind
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by Leherenn 4y ago
MISRA C bans recursion for instance.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Sorry, I should have clarified I meant when it's hot, which I think was what OP meant in the context of AC. When I meant dry, is that when it's hot (like the 35+°C), it's dry, not that it's never humid. Entire days with
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Dry. Most of Europe is, except on rare occasions.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
I think you're vastly overstating the differences that exist in French. It's mostly accents with a few distinct words/expressions. The grammar, spelling, syntax and everything else is the same. Sure, someone with a strong unc
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Not sure how you got that 17CHF, that's the price I get for a single trip with the half fare card (IC3). Full price would be 34CHF each way.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
I think that's incorrect, public funding is included in revenues. In 2021, out of ~10B revenues, 4B came from state aid. In terms of operating income, traffic revenues are roughly equal to public sector funding. See https://
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by Leherenn 4y ago
What does it being a federal holiday entail in the US? Here it would mean a paid day off but based on your comment that's not the case.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
But then you cannot prove anymore that you know where Waldo is, no? Previously, the proof relied on the alignment between the picture and mask being constant, but this is no longer the case. Now wherever Waldo actually is, every mask fits s
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by Leherenn 4y ago
I feel there are two schools of bread in (Western) Europe: the French and German one. The French love bread with a thick, crunchy crust, whereas the classic German dark bread rarely have such a crust.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
How late are the extracurricular activities? I'm not American, but at home we would just eat all together after, e.g. around 9 p.m. and if they were later in the evening, we would just eat a bit earlier, like 7.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Sure, but leaving your company would be the same. If you can't afford it, well, yeah, it's not an option.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
I doubt a week or two is going to be enough. You don't necessarily have to leave your job though, given how difficult it is to hire people, it's likely an unpaid leave for a few months would be accepted.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
At least in the markets, the NASDAQ is down roughly 30% YTD.
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by Leherenn 4y ago
When I interview people, I wouldn't dock any points for saying what you just wrote. I care more about the way you think than if you perfectly know the language's syntax. If anything, that's a positive for me. The modulus oper
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by Leherenn 4y ago
Why did you fail Fizzbuzz if I may ask? I have heard a lot about people with 10 yoe but who can't write 3 lines of code in an interview, and I have always wondered what was the cause. It can't be that all those people just got luc
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by Leherenn 4y ago
To get into the national airline pilot training program in France, there is something similar. You're then debriefed by a psychologist. In that case it's not just about not being an asshole, but also about being able to speak up w
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Rail infrastructure is very expensive compared to planes. An airport is expensive, but once you've built it you're pretty much immediately connected to half the world. With a train station, you need a track to each surrounding sta
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by Leherenn 5y ago
It doesn't say you can't copy anything from their website, it says don't copy paste code here because you'll end up pwning yourself, with a link to "selfxss". That's an anti-scam message, doesn't soun
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Apparently, the UK has roughly the same amount of construction workers as the number of migrants in Qatar (around 2M). ( https://www.ons.gov.uk/businessindustryandtrade/construction... .)
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I don't know, I don't think they would appear low status. Your whole description screams wealth and aristocracy, just not the in your face kind. They probably wouldn't be liked, but I doubt they would appear low status elsewh
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Are you sure about the dates? As far as I know, you need to file your tax declaration for the previous fiscal year by mid-March, and pay before the end of March. But as you say, you're supposed to pre-pay most of it before based on an
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I think it's around 70 sqm, so pretty equivalent to a 2-bedroom really. We have a common area with 3 people and a small kitchen, a smaller room with 2 people and a conference room. Toilets are shared with other similar offices. And it&
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by Leherenn 5y ago
That sounds weird to me. Our current office can sit 5, with conference room, kitchen, ... It costs about 20% of an engineer's salary. And we're in one of the most expensive place in the world for rent.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
You're very unlikely to own a flat in Lausanne, given that over 90% of the people living in Lausanne rent. But given the price-to-rent ratio is close to 40, renting is not a bad deal.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Are the top movie scores really that bad/simple compared to the average classical piece? Clearly, the classical masterpieces are a step or two above, but they don't always play that or it must get boring quickly I assume. To me, i
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Why do musicians hate the "non-classical" concerts?
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by Leherenn 5y ago
I would say home/the office is already pretty big. You're right, you probably won't store your bike in the shop, but if you're shopping with a bike, you probably won't stay there for a long time anyway so the risk i
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by Leherenn 5y ago
The issue with bicycles in public spaces is that they get stolen all the time, even the shitty ones. Folding ones neatly avoid that since you can rather easily store them somewhere safe wherever you go.
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by Leherenn 5y ago
Most people are talking about time here, but the one I've seen that has caused the most issues in my experience is deg/rad. UI are pretty much always going to be in degrees, and trigonometric functions in radians, but if you forge

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