jeandejean

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by jeandejean 4y ago
Very often equity at all cost means leveling down everybody. It also feels a bit contradictory to privilege already gifted students with a programme though.
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by jeandejean 4y ago
I so fucking agree. That 5 songs only for each damn artist, that makes you browse through albums... What an outrage! I just gave up and don't use the app anymore. So frustrating.
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by jeandejean 4y ago
That's a record very unlikely to be broken anytime soon. Starting working before 18 is becoming more and more uncommon and staying at the same company is definitely unfashionable nowadays...
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by jeandejean 5y ago
That's the very reason why I don't want full remote as a norm. I want to see my people and meet colleagues, for a good laugh or whatever but for human interactions that I value a lot. Very sad story here, twice as sad with that pr
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by jeandejean 5y ago
I had to work from home fulltime like everybody else. I liked it at first, after a few months however I hated it. I put on weight, I missed my colleagues and being a manager of 2d zoom faces is extremely different from managing real people.
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by jeandejean 5y ago
It's hard to believe that quitting the job of head of marketing in a company for examining returned items from Amazon is an improvement at all... If this is what it means, I'm glad with my current job :-D.
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by jeandejean 5y ago
I've been there every year since 2012, never caught a single bug... You just got unlucky I guess
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by jeandejean 5y ago
It used to be possible to have both, fosdem was streamed online live. I think it's best to have the choice, looking forward to fosdem 2023!
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by jeandejean 5y ago
Definitely a myth in English speaking countries, that's the first time I read that :-o
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by jeandejean 6y ago
> intellectual knowledge does not translate into behavior Wow I'd love to see some links supporting that, it feels hard to believe!
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by jeandejean 6y ago
I'm curious about past examples of failures, can you provide some? Thanks!
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by jeandejean 6y ago
We can't grasp the world's complexity as an individual but we need a simple, universal and unquestionable definition of technology...
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by jeandejean 6y ago
That's because the media are craving for examples to prove their points, but if they don't have facts, they just fake them...
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by jeandejean 6y ago
Very refreshing and inspiring. Reminds me of that well known quote: "done is better than perfect". It could be rephrased as "good is better than extraordinary" to summarize that post.
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by jeandejean 6y ago
So all that fuss for refusing to learn ":q!"? I love that! :-D
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Why is this article so small, couldn't the author take a bit of time to explain some things?
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by jeandejean 7y ago
It's not necessarily exclusive, you can be used to default settings when connecting to containers or remote servers, but still have your own local customization.
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by jeandejean 7y ago
I'm surprised it was even possible until now...
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by jeandejean 7y ago
It is a bit fast to claim that rich and full employment cities raising their minimum wage have no adverse effect, while it might have just compensated cost of living raising too. The article only focuses on the fact that proponents of the s
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Can't you just ignore those comments?
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Isn't it mostly a consequence of more available free time and possibly boredom?
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Very true!
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by jeandejean 7y ago
I'm super worried by these lawsuits. Instead of forcing the oil industry to invest in cleaner energies, to clean the atmosphere by for instance paying for planting massive amount of trees, or even to extract oil more sustainably... The
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Feels like a real pain and the author has genuine honesty that I appreciate. But that's also why I don't ever use chrome to store my passwords! Why on earth would you do that??
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by jeandejean 7y ago
I just don't see the point of this repo...
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by jeandejean 7y ago
No that's not the same, because air travel is a different industry than agriculture for instance. And it would be a lot more efficient for mitigating carbon emissions that everybody on earth reduce their meat consumption, rather than b
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by jeandejean 7y ago
That's a bit of an easy critic of Scrum on its literal sense rather than a critic on what doesn't work or isn't agile or is fragile. I've seen Scrum badly and imperfectly implemented everywhere I've been, yet I thin
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Why would Human rights groups be entitled to have this censorship privilege? So they'd decide now what's good or bad to display on Youtube? If anyone needs evidence, it is Justice prosecutors and it is likely already possible. Del
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by jeandejean 7y ago
Very true but I suppose we can't have it all, plus maybe it's sensitive information.
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by jeandejean 7y ago
That's very tempting to do so but not knowing the exact details of the processing involved, you probably make a mistake on how easy it would be to optimize their costs. It could be true, but would mean engineering time not dedicated at

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