nraynaud

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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   I suspect that the real ownership of the stock doesn't need to be really solved until a stock operation that need signature happens.
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   you had to be better at school! (in France, the good students are sent to learn German as a third language, and the bad ones are sent to learn Spanish as a third language, knowing German is a marker of class)
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   there are sensors for the attitude of the boat
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   nope, it's louder and always at the same speed.
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   a lot of people drive with van full of networking gear, telco companies checking their coverage maps, telco companies checking the competition maps, regulators checking coverage, consumer magazines checking coverage maps, regulators checkin
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   I have a question arising from the article: what is a "learned counsel", google is giving me garbage when I search it (I guess it's a word that bring money to SEO people). I am not a native english speaker.
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   so we are selecting who is gonna die so everybody raise to our standard of living? Are we selecting some people who we will purposefully maintain in poverty so that we keep our standard of living? Or are we reducing our standard of living d
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   no, because India's revenue is growing, that's how you get developing countries out of the mud. Look how China developed since they became the world's factory.
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   by nraynaud 9y ago

   I watched everything and I confirm, it’s what was the crack, and it doesn’t exist anymore, it’s filled in. At about the same place the are putting an aeration feature to mix air in the water and make it less destructive to the concrete down
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    I'm not saying the economic aspect is very good, but I would make 2 points: they are more or less on time, and nobody got hurt. That probably desserve a shower of money. Those people were using the biggest dry ice making machine in the
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    For the people interested the blancolirio YouTube channel does an incredible job reporting on the dam. https://www.youtube.com/user/blancolirio
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    In France it’s forbidden to sell fish for raw consumption that has not been frozen at some point.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    I don’t know that, but his impact is on the psychology of the victims: the idea that they will survive for a long time.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    Lets us all remember Alain Bombard ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alain_Bombard ) who taught us the most important lesson: if shit happens you will survive a very long time at sea.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    I see Uber cars with lidar on top every day in Scottsdale. (yesterday I saw one doing a very late and hard breaking at a traffic light).
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    is just because he works in the area where tech companies have their headquarters?
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    yeah, the hole business model would be very hard to salvage.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    I had my first experience with them yesterday, we paid $70 for 2 pizzas 1 mile away. More precisely the "total" is $60 on the page and $70 in the tip popup, so I guess we'll get charged the later. People online think it might
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    "slow train wreck"->a boat wreck
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    Instead of picking a fight (I already know no source or figure would satisfy you), would be constructive and explain how the yaw works on floating systems?
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    How do they rotationally fix the floating barge? Think of the tides.
22. 922.▲
    by nraynaud 9y ago

    I think they have thought about it, it doesn't mean they got it right. Those people deliver brand new wind turbines whose rotor are not balanced. They deliver onshore turbine bolted to deficient foundations. They never reach their goal
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    there is no shortage of space on roofs for solar panels. Wind turbines need a special place, far from houses, and have an acceptance by the population problem.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    yep, but a wind turbine is churning way less money than an oil rig, you get the chopper only for extreme cases (and it's a pain because of the rotor, sometime they just use the emergency lift to get into the water with a life raft). So
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    I have absolutely no clue as to how they yaw the thing. A 1° yaw error with the wind is like 2-3% efficiency penalty, and a penalty on durability.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    it's funny, I have an adverse feeling to this question, I always think: "oh crap, I have to choose what I will hate fo the the foreseeable future". I really think we spend too much time with our tool, and we come to hating th
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSFMObszwHw for people like me who did not understand at all how they do it.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    to be fair, this article is very shallow anyways.
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    do you think this flood of suits will create an bunch of companies whose business model relie on the menace of a licensing compliance audit?
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    by nraynaud 9y ago

    oh, yeah, I see how that could be an issue. Our schools are really holding us back.