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by karambahh 12y ago
As FatalLogic said, don't ask us to guess. A bit of context though: immigration from south-eastern countries (Romania, Bulgaria & Serbia) to France is a phenomenon that dates back to less than 10 years. Are you really pretending th
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by karambahh 12y ago
Thanks for this explanation!
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by karambahh 12y ago
I think my reasoning goes that in french, a trailing s denotes a plural much more regularly than in english (or so it seems to me, I have no way to measure this in a serious way). I know the grammar rule that says that "James's bi
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by karambahh 12y ago
For readers who are afraid to start such a huge amount of books and for Discworld readers who haven't read them yet, please have a look to The Carpet People ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Carpet_People ) and The
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by karambahh 12y ago
Great ressource, many thanks for releasing this. May I suggest showing this example directly on the HP?
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by karambahh 12y ago
I knew nothing about Schitt, next to nothing about audio, but I hold a MSc in EE and CS and I'm the CTO of a Saas company. This book is definitely a good read, full of insight and fun to read
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by karambahh 12y ago
See comment by brudgers in this thread that's great They will know you spent a small amount of time, because your champion has championned you as being able to solve the problem, not "having a ready made solution". They won&#
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by karambahh 12y ago
I see two problems: * They don't know yet that their approach will fail * If you come to them with an already finished, they will realise it took you a very short time to build it: hence, they'll consider your solution is worth le
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by karambahh 12y ago
Had a brief look on your plateform, nice execution, can't wait to see you guys expand!
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by karambahh 12y ago
Apparently departure has to be in the US, can't choose from european cities...
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by karambahh 12y ago
Same for me; was looking at it as a potential customer, although outside London
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by karambahh 12y ago
Except Capitaine Train had to go (almost? can remember the details) to court in 2009 to gain access to SOCRATE, the SNCF booking system. Capitaine is competing with Voyages SNCF and SNCF themselves. They both operate and sell tickets. (And
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by karambahh 12y ago
Yeah for Hipmunk, Capitaine Train and others. They are providing a very efficient, no fuss, travel booking experience. Historic players like Amadeus or DBahn (not to mention SNCF...), beware, these guys are rocking your world even more tha
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by karambahh 12y ago
It's an embedded platform, running on this http://www.futurlec.com/STMicro/STM32F103RET6.shtml with at most 512kb flash memory The board contains an additional 1MB memory. It does very "simple" things an
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by karambahh 13y ago
EU being "a single country of multiple states" is purely a myth. First, you are refering to Schengen Area, which is a subset of the EU. Second, and more importantly, several countries, such as France, keep "special cases&quot
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by karambahh 14y ago
Except that Gmail and Facebook are US companies. I tend to think that using a belgian/czech/italian (you get the idea) website, my data couldn't be easily exported/sold outside the EU. I am currently building a data crunching company in the
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by karambahh 14y ago
Saying it is indeed possible is akin to say that "tax evasion is possible".... possible yes, legal, I don't think so My understanding of my (EU) country law is that you cannot send data outside the EU to have it processed if the data is dee
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by karambahh 14y ago
Supposedly :-) I am always amazed at how poorly personalized facebook are for me or my friends. Basically it's always made of 60% "meeting someone from the area" aka some shaddy semi-porn website. I am really curious of the efficient of adv
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by karambahh 14y ago
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on paper is great, but it does not work with everyone, you have to "blend into it" and apply the advices. Sometimes, it's easier said than done. As many already said, OP needs professional help, from his/her the
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by karambahh 15y ago
There wouldn't be worker protections if unions did not exist. They pushed for paid holidays, medical leave, safety, etc. In the european country where I live, unions made all of this possible until the 1970s. Since then, unionization got le
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by karambahh 15y ago
I think they developed Javari in most of their European markets and logistics are handled by Amazon themselves. Zappos is operated completely separately from Amazon so in order to expand internationally they would have to roll their own ope
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by karambahh 15y ago
I'm definitely interested in playing with your simulator!
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by karambahh 15y ago
You are spot on. This false statement comes from the same misconception that started with "thanks the Cloud(tm)(r)(c) hosting my multimillion page views website is now free" that marketers spinned. There has been a continuous price drop in
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by karambahh 15y ago
Thanks for your answers Indeed, I used the word drill in precisely that meaning. I think I might have been biased by wired's piece. Maybe it's just me or maybe they failed to render correctly what your org really is.
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by karambahh 15y ago
Sorry to hijack OP's post, but I'd like to take this opportunity to ask you a few things about Khan Academy. All I know about is based on a piece that appeared in Wired US august issue. To me, your method relied on a)having kids learning a
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by karambahh 15y ago
I'm definitely interested in trying it out...
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by karambahh 15y ago
I think you nailed it. To each his own, and a good infrastructure probably is a mix of cloud, virtual, physical servers. I currently have a similar setup as yours (but I suspect mine is smaller, about 40 machines total), but my main concern
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by karambahh 15y ago
And DB2 cost pretty much the same as Oracle... :p
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by karambahh 15y ago
When you need multiple spatially distributed active/active write nodes (multiple masters...) you pretty much need Oracle RAC. When confronted with the cost, you end up designing something where writes are pushed to a caching layer, which