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Curing Our Slack Addiction
(medium.com)
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What Really Matters Can’t Be Measured
(helpscout.net)
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Trainline buys Captain Train for up to $189M (train tickets in Europe)
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
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Captain Train, startup that sells European train tickets, bought by Trainline
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11y ago
> For example, every company with 50 or more employees needs to establish a works council (Comité d’Entreprise). This costs money and time. Actually, not that much. You have one year to install it, and it mainly consists of an election y
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11y ago
French here: no, it is not common. It is sometimes referred as "lemonde.fr", but the space is never omitted if we are not citing the web domain (with its TLD).
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Roads from Notre-Dame
(blog.tristramg.eu)
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> Spent hours doing work […] whose purpose I can’t understand (that has been entirely new). I don't think it is related to the employee condition, but more with sub-optimal top-down communication. I never worked without knowing th
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OLEOutlook: Bypass Almost Every Corporate Security Control with a GUI
(medium.com)
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Your employer risks some (huge) fines, depending on where you live. Here in France, we have "Work Inspectors" who verify sponteously those rules − they can be called by employees themselves, too. Of course, if you are self-employe
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Nuts and bolts: our routing algorithm
(blog.captaintrain.com)
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Nuts and bolts: our routing algorithm
(blog.captaintrain.com)
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Final Update on the JetBrains Toolbox. Open Letter by JetBrains CEO
(jetbrains.com)
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Introduction to Hyperloop Technologies Inc
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Captain Train has a new name and logo
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11y ago
> how many of you actually read through the entire article, WITHOUT checking your email, or flipping to twitter/fb to tell the world about this good article you just found? Err, I don't know, but I was very surprised by reading
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12y ago
Me. It will, for sure, improve some human-computer interactions in a few domains where it is easily deployable (mainly entertainment and industrial manipulations). Other than that, I don't see it used that much. It is still cumbers
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12y ago
I think the parent comment was sarcastic.
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Don't stop using IPsec just yet
(nohats.ca)
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€10M funding and 6 years later: the story of an unbreakable team on a mission
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Capitaine Train Grabs $6.3M to Build the Best Service to Book Train Tickets
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I've heard of D. It seems like a great idea, but all that stuff with proprietary compiler, poor online documentation, and zero public approval from any organization (except Facebook but it's lately) were a big no-no for my side-pr
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French Minister of Digital Economy: “Net Neutrality Should Be Enshrined in Law”
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HipChat released a new homepage
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Registration required: the eternal debate
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France's Iliad Makes Bid for T-Mobile US
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> LinuxFR: Why Go? > Jérôme Petazzoni [co-founder of Docker Inc.]: On the non-technical terms, Go is a little Switzerland of modern languages. If we chose Python, Ruby community would growled. If we chose Ruby, Python community would
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Docker Madness
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12y ago
Using OCaml and darcs won't help this project to find contributors outside French academic world. It's unfortunate, IMHO.
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12y ago
You should try to run $ python3 --version ...instead.
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