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by flr03 6y ago
Can you be an influential character and asked to remain anonymous? If you have opinions and you've broadcasted them you can assume them. We blame politics, journalist but at least they sign their articles. Don't you think they rec
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by flr03 6y ago
Journalists are an essential gear of society and democracy that's why we need to defend them and encourage them to be better. I feel that we don't give any value to journalism anymore, ie people don't want to pay for articles
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by flr03 6y ago
Awesome job congratulations this looks it detailled, I can see there is a lot of work behind.
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by flr03 6y ago
I think the title is clickbaity. As mentioned in the article there is more to University than just classes, there is the social aspect of campus life etc. So it's not like the Uni is getting obsolete because of online learning platform
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by flr03 6y ago
Modern atchitecture is the expression of an artist pushing the limit of building as an art. If, like me, you are not educated to it this can be difficult to enjoy. Take the someone not specially versed into art to the museum, it's like
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by flr03 6y ago
Pardon my ignorance but are people buying this stock even aware that Hertz has filled for banktuptcy ? Or do they just buy the stock because they see that the price is extremely low ?
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by flr03 6y ago
It's a rant of 1h 17mins. The video is funny but it's very centered on the author's usage of Windows UI, which is obviously very specific. When you ship a product like Windows you have to be very mainstream, you can offer opt
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by flr03 6y ago
It's interesting but there have been an option in Windows to open folders / files with one click since XP at least.
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by flr03 6y ago
I think there is a set of skills that are really worth learning early. When it actually makes a difference to be "native". Like learning a language, playing an instrument or technical sport like let's say skiing or swimming.
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by flr03 6y ago
Even with the motivation of a big salary jump, not everyone is willing to relocate to the US though.
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by flr03 6y ago
Honestly there are very capable and smart engineers in France, and I don't blame the country ambition to develop its own solutions, but the SSII mafia (or how are they called now?) is killing innovation. It's a very top to bottom
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by flr03 6y ago
Things are not black or white, I'm afraid. My comment is not directly related to this matter about the Chinese Gov. Freedom of Speech will always collide with questions of hate speech, massive spread of fake informations, astroturfing.
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by flr03 6y ago
When comparing figures between previous years and 2020 one has to keep in mind that the current excess mortality is despite people adopting unprecedented behaviours like strict social distancing, regular hands cleaning etc. That put things
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by flr03 6y ago
You can use the GUI as a complement. No need to commit 100% to command line or 100% to GUI. I rely a lot on visualisation to understand things so I tend to like a nice Git GUI. Although some stuff like rebase -i I found it handy to do it in
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by flr03 7y ago
The choice is to build an emergency fund, just like you would do for yourself, so you can pay your rent, your bills if an accident in your life happens. Yet, financial crashes happens quite regurlarly but companies expect the gouvernment (
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by flr03 7y ago
A company like yelp making 1 billion revenue per year, I'd except they could have their employees back, for at least a couple months, maybe furlough them with 80% of their salaries...
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by flr03 7y ago
I'll be happy if my office sounds like that! Find that one actually quite peaceful and relaxing.
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by flr03 7y ago
If it was not Paul Graham this would never has made it to HN front page, but ok... One of his point is that people should not talk about things they don't know about. So maybe he should start applying that to himself first (and maybe t
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by flr03 7y ago
Does someone has a plan to find T65-like flour in UK/London? Everything looks sold out now.
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by flr03 7y ago
I find this paper very undesirable, outrageous and borderline conspirational. > "There are many experts in epidemiology and virology who are highly critical of the lockdown strategy. Few are willing to talk on record." I mean t
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by flr03 7y ago
« Les entreprises qui ont besoin de trésorerie aujourd’hui, en particulier les grandes entreprises, et qui demandent l’aide de l’Etat, ne peuvent pas, ne doivent pas verser de dividendes. Et nous veillerons à ce que ce soit respecté, a soul
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by flr03 7y ago
If people have less and less money in average to spend on food, it is obviously going to impact the production. All the production/delivery chain will try to pull down the costs and, as a consequence, the quality all together.
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by flr03 7y ago
Interesting! My girlfriend told me off recently after I washed my hands with a soap bar because we ran out of liquid hand wash. For me it's the reaction of water and soap all together that matters, this happens regardless of the state
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by flr03 7y ago
There is some sort of rat race being this obsession, that kind of put me off sometimes. It's like, yes, I'm guilty of it somehow, I want to be better, to be more productive, to do less mistakes etc. I'll do my work better, I
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by flr03 7y ago
For people to debate, understand and live with each other I would rather teach them philosophy than mathematics.
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by flr03 7y ago
Looks very much like glassdoor to me. Good work though.
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by flr03 7y ago
Happy the GPU which will have to render that in the next Gran Turismo.
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by flr03 7y ago
£200m from the UK government to deliver fusion by 2040 looks like a joke. It's a drop of water.
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by flr03 7y ago
Oh here is our weekly "stand ups are useless" on the front page of Hacker News. Every team has to figure this out. I understand that people don't like them, I'm sure they have valid points. In my team this works great. T
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by flr03 7y ago
By paying

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