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by nolok 2y ago
While some people are talking about whether this is a good or bad regulation, the reality is we've moved to another game entirely : whether or not Apple has to follow the law. No matter what you think about the regulation, it's ob
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by nolok 2y ago
In France it's mandatory in a company to have a "company union", after 10 employee it's one representative (employee who has part of his paid time dedicated to employees support functions, and it grows to more and more t
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by nolok 2y ago
Not sure about germany or other countries but in France any contractual change that specifically make the employee position worse without any clear return is essentially voided in "prud'hommes" (the workers/companies jus
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by nolok 2y ago
I am absolutely aware, which is why I'm asking you who you think should decide in this case ?
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by nolok 2y ago
Who decides "what workers deserve" ? The way I see it, if you want something fair it can't be solely the worker nor solely the employer. And the governement would be too easy to be pushed too far one way or the other, dependi
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by nolok 2y ago
More conversation there : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41172399
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by nolok 2y ago
To support your point, this is quite literally a part of a move to decrease them from 120k to 100k employees. Who decided those arbitrary numbers, and that 100k (not 105, not 95) was the goal needed for the best interest of the company, whi
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by nolok 2y ago
That's actually pretty good and how it's calculated in France when you're fired (beside the "notice" period, which would more or less match the two months here in Dell annoncement): https://www.service-pu
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by nolok 2y ago
Depends on who they're talking to. For press release or to investors, the percent is the number that matters. To the internal communication to the employee losing their jobs or those that have to keep the torch going, the number is usu
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by nolok 2y ago
I assume most of these are salesmen and support people ? It says they have 120k people on staff, but do they have a clearer picture on the various divisions inside ?
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by nolok 2y ago
If you think it takes a long time for ipv6 to "take over" in the old back bone infrastructure of the internet, trust me you have seen nothing compared to making that kind of change in air travel back bones.
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by nolok 2y ago
Well the AMD one aren't as good at barbecuing food for one! (the "raptor lake" he quoted is actually the generation of Intel chip that is currently making the news for melting itself through insane power usage, only to barely
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by nolok 2y ago
I disagree. AI is a fad to Intel's business. It's not going to replace the core of what Xeon are used for, which is dumb data entry and processing, it's simply not efficient cost or energy wise. Intel is in actual trouble, bu
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by nolok 2y ago
If I understood him correctly, I think this is where some language collections libraries ought to shine. PHP/Laravel collection or C# Link for exemple. Tell it how to load a record into the collection, add one liners for each criterias
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by nolok 2y ago
For 1) I use folder and file naming myself rather than NFO so I can't help you more, but if it fails on such a large scale you should submit a bug with an example as it's obviously not normal behavior. 2) I understand what you mea
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by nolok 2y ago
1 - I'm not sure what you mean. Jellyfin can use the NFO, and if not will do a normal search and match. 2 - I agree that Find all without set metadata in a library would be nice. However when identifying you don't need to chose on
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by nolok 2y ago
Do you have any specific exemples ?
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by nolok 2y ago
Speaking of dark pattern, I recently resigned my dropbox sub and they have one of the most user hostile flow I've seen in quite a while, at least on a "legitimate" website. Given that they aim mostly for business and big bus
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by nolok 2y ago
He didn't disagree with the need to leave for Snowden, he said it wasn't a defection. Snowden hasn't defected the US anymore than the Dalai Lama has been deflected Tibet. I guess "went into exile" would be the prope
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by nolok 2y ago
> And why they are not shared across different sites. Cross site resources caching has been disabled in all major browsers for a few years now, because it was used for tracking.
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by nolok 2y ago
Oh it's not even free per user. The moment the EU opened an investigation [1], they reacted [2] by getting it out of their bundle pack [3], and offering it on the side instead, with the new bundles being marked "[bundle name] EEA
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by nolok 2y ago
> The 2.5 billion sound like a bribe to me, to avoid criminal charges. And Boeing thought that was enough, but it seems they did not assume that the FAA was also serious, that they still need to "overhaul its compliance practices an
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by nolok 2y ago
If what you want is a good 2 in 1 I personally heard only good things about the Lenovo Yoga that my SO is using.
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by nolok 2y ago
My Lenovo Carbon X1 has a touch screen option and is quite awesome. The Dell XPS serie also offers touchscreen options. Overall it feels like the author is not much aware of the higher range in the non Apple laptop class beside Surface. Not
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by nolok 2y ago
> Wow. Europe is poor. Edit : parent has since edited his message to something else, my reply was to his original comment, comprised strictly of what I quoted. Wow, you lack knowledge of the matter? I wonder what makes you think it'
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by nolok 2y ago
The EU is terrible because ideas are discussed and put to a vote? That's one way to view things I guess
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by nolok 2y ago
The fact that it's so eager to hallucinate random things that sounds plausible enough if you're not paying attention without warning you or giving any error should make people reconsider using it for "data journalism" or
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by nolok 2y ago
It's a counter suit, McDonald sued them for trademark infrigement, Supermac defense was to straight up go after said trademark.
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by nolok 2y ago
And to add to that : it was a fight started by mcdonald to impede supermac, not the other way around (it wasn't supermac trying to "steal a trademark", but mcdonald trying to use an overly large trademark to stiffle competiti
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by nolok 2y ago
> I'm genuinely confused as to how McDonald's could have lost this. McDonald's sells Big Mac sandwiches (using the Big Mac name) all over Europe. So none of this makes any sense to me. My understanding is that their tradem

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