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by hinata08 4y ago
indeed, these things have been existing for a while. Garmin has a nice Varia radar to show you cars coming from behind. But the use case is pretty slim, and the added value hard to find. -> Would you need to rely on an AI to avoid cars w
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by hinata08 4y ago
Linux is bad on a lot of aspects. Get any distribution, and someone in the community is reminding you to feel ashamed because it's bad (get Ubuntu, and you're a traitor to the cause and a newbie. Get Arch, and you're pedantic
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by hinata08 4y ago
> am currently watching other people getting stressed over something I don’t give a crap about whilst drinking my morning brew. That's the spirit
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by hinata08 4y ago
I'm annoyed the router freedom isn't a thing, especially in the EU. EU went to great lengths to explain why networks, equipments and services should never ever be run by a single company. They said that consumers should be able
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by hinata08 4y ago
> couldn't print a 2d array to the console. > should never have been engineers that's a challenge for a technician, not an engineer's role. I know plenty of engineers who can tell you how cars work, what customers like,
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by hinata08 4y ago
Paying adults more forces companies to focus on value, and to work that contributes to the economy. By travelling around, I was surprised by the non-sense and the lack of efficiency of the economy in some countries. In some places that are
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by hinata08 4y ago
What about sending kids to college to become industrial or IT engineers ? They could automate or improve efficiency in areas where cheap manual labour isn't necessary ! They could also do research, to keep America at the leading edge o
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by hinata08 4y ago
> I’m having a totally different experience than the others I’m seeing here I also feel like you have a different perspective. It's not just about the actual experience. Some complain about how hard it was to get a job, when they ju
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by hinata08 4y ago
does this mean ppl now have 7 figure salaries over there ? I'm should really go across the pond. I'm fed up of doing 40k in here.
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by hinata08 4y ago
>yet no other nearby country is experiencing it. that's usually what they say to expedite the process of turning the country into a "third-world dump" Have you learned about the notion of Race to the bottom ? If UK people
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Ask HN: How do you value experience nowadays?
2 points by hinata08 4y ago|2 comments
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by hinata08 4y ago
congrats on finding a new job ! > Experience and geography are two very important factors in our industry. yeah, I was wondering to what extent they mattered. Like to what extent you should be willing to relocate or wait for an open job
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by hinata08 4y ago
it's not specific to America some countries, especially Germany, have laws against 'renting' workforce so that you can get workers by escaping the union contract you have within your company. But most don't. I'm in
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by hinata08 4y ago
it just makes me want to open a twitter account to post all the dad jokes and questionable p0rn I can, or anime reviews and fan theories, just to proudly provide the link on the ESTA form. (aka just a concentrate of Twitter) have fun, dear
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by hinata08 4y ago
I really want to go to the USA to be able to do that. Where some workers who didn't go to college make more than 6000/month, and are able to store money. France here, you win 2000€/month (on a 36k/year job) when you grad
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by hinata08 4y ago
yes, but some countries have a pretty streamlined process. Canada, for exemple. They asks you for your name, passport number, credit card number, if you have anything specific to mention. Then you instantly received an email with your ETA O
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by hinata08 4y ago
yes, I'm ok to do this for long-haul flights. I have my Electronic Travel Autorisation/Autorisation de voyage électronique from Canada/Canada. It's ok when you go for a full trip, not just a weekend field trip. You plan
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by hinata08 4y ago
> ETA > 'decision given within three days.' (so too long to book a last minute weekend trip) > may also need to take a “dynamic selfie,” > eventually require all travelers to submit fingerprint biometrics I live in Fra
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by hinata08 4y ago
St00pid question : I don't understand what kind of accounts these start-ups have. Are they like the mandatory checking accounts for the day-to-day management ? That should indeed be bailed out immediately, to unfreeze their processes.
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by hinata08 4y ago
More like >[3] To most, this scene represents a blissful snapshot of a suburban utopia. Peaceful, friendly community life. [4] Yet, to the complainant and his family, this is an unbearable nuisance. An affro
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by hinata08 4y ago
skilled workers don't make a buck in France as an engineer, you choose to stay in France for the values, for the quality of life, for your family, or from some kind of patriotism after having had free college. And you go the USA for mo
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by hinata08 4y ago
> why are they proposing to? It depends on who you ask. At first, macron is neoliberal. He doesn't believe in the role of the democratic representation in the economy, nor taxes nor wealth redistribution. On his first mandate, he de
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by hinata08 4y ago
It terrifies me to have a patent on the only crop that can grow in a country. Food is a necessity What happens if the seller decides to quadruple the price overnight ? (à la OPEC but for crops) If some country does 'sanctions' ? (
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by hinata08 4y ago
it's pretty easy to have children in France, like you have typically 25 + 9 paid days off per year (I personally can't use so many, being a company drone. So I have to take days off to see friends and family) And it's ok to l
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by hinata08 4y ago
I had a think pad from the early 90s (running on win. 3.1), that I bought in the middle if the 2010s to also do that. It had a floppy disk drive and analog port Anyway, i couldn't even have time to work on it, as materials from the 90
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by hinata08 4y ago
I'm a bit surprised by some points in the article. >“why would I even report to HR when they probably don’t even know where India is on a map?” (Much less, understand the complexity of caste.) Who are these HR people who don't
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Red Flag Domains: daily list of (.fr) domains registered for phishing(red.flag.domains)
1 points by hinata08 4y ago|1 comments
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by hinata08 4y ago
Hi ! I just found this, a daily list of domains that have just been registered, and that will most likely be used for phishing. SMS phishing has been on the rise and on national news lately. I get nearly daily spam texts on one of my SIMs.
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by hinata08 4y ago
>I've worked on a lot of enterprise software that charges on a per-user basis. I hate them the most, after seeing them in companies with 10^2 - 10^3 of employees. whenever you get an intern, or when an employee could help on a job t
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by hinata08 4y ago
Almost unrelated, but I also learned what was capital efficiency and payback period after playing Monopoly for the first time in years. Long story short, when the properties were eventually sold out, I burned my cash flow to buy more of the

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