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4y ago
same here. I was so shocked at how beautiful thailand island beaches were ruined that for the first time in my life i considered joining an ngo...
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4y ago
i agree with the tool analogy. However there's something different between using a tool, and outsourcing the entire content production by only specifying the end result. Whenever a customer ask me to develop an app, i don't consid
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4y ago
we ( the software industry ) have spent the last 60 years intruding in other people's job and automating most of their task using computers. Under the saying "it will remove the most boring parts of your activity, and let you focu
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4y ago
do you have any good resources i could read on the subject of chip supply chain ? I know absolutely nothing about it
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4y ago
is it a correct understanding that svb actually has troves of money, but it's locked down in bonds noone wants because of their low return value ( yet unless the US treasury bankrupts, they will never default) ? It seems like a very sp
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4y ago
then europe is made for you
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4y ago
i did buy stocks in 2008 though, and that was my most profitable investment in my entire life. He may have had a point.
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4y ago
everytime i hear someone talk about redistribution i wonder if they're asking to have more money, or if they'd be happy if the redistribution made them poorer.
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4y ago
you've probably never worked in an average enterprise java shop. The religious refactoring of any kind of software to its most generic and decoupled design, under the name of "cleanliness", is quite impressive. it's quit
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4y ago
i really believe one of the most fundamental task for human specie now is to create some kind of backup for all the knowledge of human civilisation. A book you can always open and read, but how are you going to ensure wikipedia remains acce
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4y ago
the bump between 2017 and 2022 is mostly around the 75 yo slice. That's the beginning of baby boomer generation. Meaning this generation has been retired for more than 10 years now. It's going to be 10 more rough years, until 2032
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4y ago
baby boomers are people born between 1945 and 1960. Meaning people between 63 and 78 yo. All of them are already retired, and the oldest ones are starting to die.
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4y ago
le néolibéralisme est une doctrine de critique radicale de la main-mise de l'état sur l'économie. La signification est la même en français. C'est ce que faisaient regan et thatcher, et ça n'a rien à voir avec les politiq
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4y ago
The reason bernard arnault is rich is partly because of tax cuts, but mostly because the luxury industry sells well internationally. The reason french people in general are poor is because france, as a country, is collapsing, because french
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4y ago
We are so far away from anything remotely looking like liberalism.. france has the worst of both worlds : a behemot of a public sectors, costing a fortune, but undergoing enough random budget cuts to make it also very bad at fullfilling it
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4y ago
"france has never been as rich in history". Which number are you talking about ? It seems like a pretty hard fact to demonstrate. If you look at the production of france-based international companies, then you're also includi
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4y ago
baby boomers aren't retiring, they're dying . The pension system has already been through its worst period and managed to not get too badly hurt. I really don't understand this reform. However for me to understand it, one wo
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4y ago
As a student, i remember very vividly that any potential imprecision in the question of the exam was the source of great confusion, especially since you couldn't ask the examinator for explanation (the test was supposed to be perfect).
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4y ago
There’s a problem with this quiz. why would question 100 have the special privilege of discarding all the other questions ? From a purely linguistic pov, this question 100 isn’t a question, it’s a meta-information about how you should reply
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4y ago
because having the biology of one genre and the psychology of another seems a condition bad enough that i hope very very few people on earth experience it.
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If the US were a sane democracy with a proven ability to have pragmatic and purely scientific debate on hot topic, i'd be following you. However, the topic is being highly politicized, and so i'm very sure the doctor and psycholog
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i do hope this isn't more than a couple per year, worldwide. I don't have the numbers, but my fear is the "trend" effect. The fact that this issue is becoming widely discussed can easily influence teenagers into believin
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It does sound like common sense to me though... I'm still completely astonished that doctors allow teenagers to undergo sex change surgery or chemical procedures before the age of sexual consent, or the right to vote. Either we conside
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4y ago
Why this game isn’t on the ipad is a mystery to me.
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4y ago
28 is super young. You really will have no trouble rebuilding yourself sentimentaly, don’t worry about that (you’ll never find the exact same love, just another one, because everybody is unique). I haven’t done a phd but it’s pretty famous
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4y ago
I’ve recently thought about iron man movies, where tony stark actually designs stuffs by simply talking to jarvis. I’ve always thought « if only i could have those kind of tools available, i would too be able to design crazy stuffs ». We di
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my parents lived that period as students, i got those stories from them. but it's nothing extraordinary, pretty much everyone knows about this period. as for youth today, i use those apps and i talk to kids in my family. Once again pre
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IMHO the 1950s and 60s were the pinacle of intellectual life ( at least in france). Students were actually "fans" of philosophical figures like jean paul sartre. The trendiest place for youth wasn't a nightclub or a gym. It w
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the page doesn't provide a really good understanding of what the framework is : is it using native ui components ? which part is for the server, which is for the client, and what does the framework provides in terms of bindings between
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i believe the first lockdown was justified, until we understood what that thing was. That is, 2 months in march/april 2020 in europe. All the rest was pure nonsense, and in large parts due to governments getting their inspiration from
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