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nraynaud
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yes, it's correct. That why editing the model history of an object is actually way harder than re-running a program after an edit. I feels superficially the same but after you've spent a few hours on the CAD thing, you realize th
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facebook decides how many feeds each post appear on. it's a not a broadcast system, they dampen the spread with an active decision.
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I don't think solvespace has any offset or minkowski sum operation, it's a staple of mechanical modelling.
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I think the modifier stack is a proto-modeling history, but good luck with advanced modelling operators like shell or sheet metal and assemblies
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the free version of gcc gnat is garbage, it randomly crashes during compilation, the timers are based on a subdivision of systick on STM32 (good luck for accuracy or high frequency). So basically you need to already be wealthy to just dip i
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It has to be said that Adacore is a French company, there is more to it than just a technical decision
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The landlord controls the camera and the access data, not the tenant, the probability that it will be used to help the tenant is way lower than the probability it will be used against the tenant.
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in the EU they are an actual Bank based in Luxembourg.
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the innovation part is false. A lot of Enlightenment innovation come from people who had little to do in their life and science/engineering was their hobby. A lot of nobility, monks, etc.
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I live in France, being a union member here is incredibly dull, all day long people come with their employment contract, and you pore over the labor code and the various unions contracts to check the legality of various allegations. at the
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what's the current status of the constellation? are there moments where the network is down because there are no satellites overhead or is the thing already big enough that some part of the world are covered all the time?
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The trick is staying a very long time to re-normalize somewhat the behaviors. They stayed 8 days in a laundraumat to film people there.
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There was this incredible TV show in the French speaking world called “Strip-tease” it was like a documentary, but with no narrator nor journalist. You would just see the people live and talk. It was a lot of rural and small town stuff.
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does that means that we have to throw the baby with the bathwater and just forbid any company from being this big, because they could not possibly add value to the world in general past a certain scale?
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“ The (ε+1) expression is commonly found in compound interest and annuity calculations. The result can be simply converted into a value in another logarithm base by including a scale factor in the ST(1) source operand.” https://w
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I think it’s in Goldberg91.
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I have a weird story of the same type, I developed a new module on the product (Quite an obvious one, no need to educate users), and got very little traction, but after 2 years, but reports and support started piling in. My new interpretati
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make it the average of your last 3 months on the job, or last year on the job. That's how I had it in my contracts.
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We had that with google in the past. We put a kml database on a web server and made the google maps API read them. Google went to get them without any throttling (my guess is that they primed their edge servers straight from us), the server
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My rule when I was managing people was a bit wider: no joke about hierarchy at all. We don't ignore that I'm the boss, we can talk about it, but I would never joke about it. And it was sometimes hard.
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that's the way the law works in France. That's why I always receive a nice letter at the end of my contract: "we hereby release you from your non-compete agreement". Basically you have to write everything about the end o
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There seem to be at least one case older than Wuhan. The new trend is just to consider the market has a spreading place, not precisely the source.
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Isn't that the bank N26 used before they got their own license?
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There is no small gas stations in Western Europe, only networks, franchises and supermarkets. With such a big range, we don’t need a lot of gas stations anymore (it’s more like the square term in the coverage of an area makes the number of
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His second chance is to put groceries on the shelves under close supervision, if he can do it long enough without incident, he can be trained to be a cashier. But in a management position? I'd need 15 years of employment without incide
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I am pretty sure the entire boiler is made of steel, with modern standards, nobody would dare to make a boiler out of cast iron anymore.
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Agency has to be remembered tho, your decisions impact others, and change that is received is generally less well tolerated than change that has been initiated. It's real in teams where the management decides on change and underlings c
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I would add that the pilot might not fly the published go around procedure (hence mess with the altitude parameter) for various reason. There is an interesting video on YouTube where the pilot has to ask for a special procedure before landi
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"Europe" is not a nation, this word is like garlic for the nationalists.
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In a lot of European countries nazi speech is forbidden, and I would posit that it works: the police murders less minorities, the difference in earnings and life expectancy are narrower, and generally violent deaths are lower. Maybe it'
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