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by jeandejean 10y ago
What about the bank account? I can virtually own nothing if I'm a billionaire and buy everything I need during the day. It wouldn't mean I own "nothing", and it would be an environmental nightmare!
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by jeandejean 10y ago
I totally agree: generalizing something always has a cost. Not every experience with a machine is smooth, not every experience with a human is smooth. Therefore we need both! And so far only humans are able to improvise, understand, use emp
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by jeandejean 10y ago
Isn't it exactly a human error that you are describing? The root cause was a distracted employee that input wrong information in the system, not the system being flawed...
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by jeandejean 10y ago
Tech companies also reject applicants because they are "software engineers wannabe" that are just a bunch of phonies coveting the high salaries. Tying up visas effects only to wage diminution is just a big mistake. But I can'
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by jeandejean 10y ago
The only thing for sure is that he claims to have spent time at these companies. It might certainly be as phony as his numbers.
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by jeandejean 10y ago
You are so convincing, we must believe you then if you are friend with the fraud on Facebook…
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by jeandejean 10y ago
It has roughly 100+ engineers. That is indeed VERY anecdotal, how could you claim something else? Even compared to Google worldwide (~25,000), but compared to big companies that employ thousands of engineers in France, Capgemini for instanc
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by jeandejean 10y ago
Throwing out loud numbers without any evidence or source… Just look like an annoyingly fruitful attempt to gather views on Quora to me. Maybe it is satire as some suggest, but still annoying!
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by jeandejean 10y ago
By the way, Google and Facebook jobs numbers in France are just anecdotal…
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by jeandejean 10y ago
It is mostly because of the social welfare that is funded massively over salaries extortion. Take a random 60k€ salary for a senior software engineer in Paris, the employer is paying at least the same amount of taxes on top of that, making
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by jeandejean 10y ago
Don't get it wrong, we're not lacking interesting tech jobs at all, we're lacking interesting salaries.
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by jeandejean 10y ago
And just when will court punish people wrongly suing artists that denies you make money with counterfeits ? Even worse is the greediness of these art dealers that just want to make money whatever the cost to artists. Art market is sick.
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by jeandejean 10y ago
> "A web page renderer is more ubiquitous than PDF" Just any browser can render a PDF as well. PDF is good because it guarantees the formatting intended by the author.
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by jeandejean 10y ago
Exactly! You have to change your eating habits to a healthier standard. Fast-paced diets are doomed to failure because of your body response that I explained. Losing weight is all about finding an healthy diet that you won't give up af
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by jeandejean 10y ago
This article is a deception. The author is clearly taking his psychologist background on, and that's why one very obvious scientific fact is being forgotten here: when losing weight rapidly, the body adapts and slows metabolism to burn