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The article sounds like, from the draftsman's point of view, Cadkey was the local optimum. But Catia has to be understood as an end-to-end system and the catalyst of business transformation born from the Dassault experience. Products a
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5y ago
Sounds very Russian too !
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Stance, breathing, eye contact, movement... I used to stand prostrate, sweating and watching my shoes as soon as I was in front of an audience - a theater class turned me into a microphone addict, at ease even improvised. And it is fun !
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5y ago
https://www.amazon.jobs/en/landing_pages/pe-community-tenets
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> Just go ask some of my family members who lived overseas under regimes of hyperinflation just how valuable the idea that you could have a currency that no one controls is. They buy USD or EUR on the grey market. Buying BTC doesn't
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5y ago
> My dream team structure is a task-force like one. Each team has its own DevOps/DBA. They don't have to be dedicated roles, but someone in the team needs to be well-trained on those topics. Looking back at the last twenty year
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The Neutron is an exception - it is one of the few Behringer products that is an original creation and not a cheap clone of a reputed instrument. Also, there is nothing like it anywhere near that price range. I bought a Neutron, but I would
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Generate map tiles, throw lots of queries at a local Overpass API, run custom large-scale analysis, develop a geocoding service, serve routing calculations... Many applications that public servers will let one query at sample scales, but fo
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I don't look forward to private health insurance getting their hands on that data. Regulators certainly won't allow it anyway - European regulators at least.
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OpenStreetMap Nominatim 4.0.0 Released
(nominatim.org)
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ANSSI, the French agency for information systems security, has severely tightened authorizations for vital infrastructure. Though Huawei is still kosher in many network functions, French telcos have had to remove a few thousand nodes they h
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> They already reverse engineered the Whatsapp protocol. I see little reason why it can't live in the client ? Because Whatsapp crushes any client other than their official client. Everyone else is confined to scraping Whatsapp Web.
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How to use OpenStreetMap data in QGIS Desktop
(docs.3liz.org)
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From long experience with Eugene's Wargame series, this is a good decision. Wargame's "all chat" nicknamed Warchat is an horrible place that too many take as a competition in toxicity. It is now legendary bad, bordering
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Flamanville and Olkiluoto are the lead ships in that class. They pay for the loss of institutional knowledge since building the previous generation in France. Now with that experience the new EPR design (EPR 2) improves for the coming serie
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Desktop computers with CRT were far less popular in Japan than anywhere else, and compacity is part of the story for the TV/gaming console/computer hybrids that found more traction there than elsewhere. Perfectly usable furniture
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Brace for crococrabs !
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> We can't meet our needs with clean energy alone. Nuclear energy does that just fine - as a result, France is the lowest-carbon major nation.
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I actually quite like the KPMG anthem's jungle remix: https://soundcloud.com/joey-devilla/the-kpmg-song-jungle-sty...
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My parents graduated a while ago from Maille's "moutarde à l'ancienne" to Pommery - definitely the more sophisticated option. Maille's "moutarde à l'ancienne" isn't bad at all though and it is ac
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Can an existing room be moved to a space ?
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Spaces launch in Element
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I was eight years old when Logo taught me that the computer does what I tell it do to - no more, no less... Everything I learned ever since is just implementation details.
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Working with a similarly powerful partner and working with a major power are not the same balance in relationship.
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France’s Indo‑Pacific Strategy: https://au.ambafrance.org/IMG/pdf/en_indopacifique_web_cle0f... Multilateralism was a pillar of that strategy. Australia shifting from an equal partner to a US vassal signals an end
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Offering closer partnership to India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore might be a viable alternate way forward for France - and they might find it in their interest too. More "indo" than "pacific" though.
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Join the OSMF Engineering Working Group to Support the OSM Developer Ecosystem
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Remember when buildings complexes had multiple entrances ? It is increasingly rare nowadays. Using private but publicly accessible ground as thoroughfare is on the way out too. Fences go up everywhere - though 9/11 is only one part of
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> Matrix should move more towards emphasizing how easy it is to self-host They are already moving beyond that - towards P2P Matrix, with a network mixing traditional servers and individual nodes that collapse client and server: https:&#
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> Germany is close to 50% renewables, and it barely built any storage at all in the past years Because they have French nuclear power to back them up. And fucking German coal.
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