nraynaud

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by nraynaud 4y ago
good luck with that, it's pure natural DNA and pure natural gestation and pure old-school education. only the fecondation was provoked.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I don't know I've always used an airplane, so this is out of my hands, it's all between the airline and CBP.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
what's weird is that when I requested my I-94 record from the CBP, it contained mistakes that didn't have matching entries and exits. It's really not as clean as you would expect from a paranoid country.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
the US law also blames the passenger. I have heard horror stories of CPB officiers forgetting to clear one passport in a family.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
It reminds me of those VCs who only do "warm" introductions (hello Versailles), but use their cold introduction mailbox as a measure of success, the more plebeians they leave screaming at the gates, the happier they feel.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
That’s what used to run in parts cleaners until a few decades ago, so all body shops, mechanics, job shops and a ton of factories had those.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
Zero, it’s highly volatile.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
They used to be, got greedier and here we are.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
What’s interesting is that it ties in with the Hollywood mindset, where everything is a nice story in 3 parts. While deep thinking is full of re-phrasing, interrupted sentences, and long silence where we are googling. A nightmare to do an i
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by nraynaud 4y ago
care to elaborate on Julia? I was disappointed that a GC math-oriented language would have such a poor memory performance, but some stuff was nice, like the vectoring operations.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I have had a CBP officer asking me very light questions around python.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I think in the small claims courts of California, lawyers are banned. Iirc there was a story where someone took Google to small claim and a paralegal appeared to defend google.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
It’s crazy how we all live in easy Germany now. Governments keep files on everybody and when they decide to go after someone try to find a crime in one of those files.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
Somebody is not going back into an air control seat without some re-training.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I used it for my CNC milling machine. It’s used to configure quadcopters.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
and a crazy training of all your new hires.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
And then you introduce double entry accounting in your stock management and hell breaks loose.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
In France the prices have to be visible from outside the restaurant and you’d better be able to pre-compute your final bill before pushing the door. I am always surprised that a country like France protects its invisible market hand better
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I haven't managed my ADHD very well in the last 2 years, my life is becoming a nightmare. But HN is less and less of a factor, I think my interests have somewhat diverged and I don't click that much anymore. Also, very often I see
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I’m not sure, it’s just the most logical and simple explanation. To add some context, Argentina has a history of robbers asking people to do complex tasks at gun point, like withdrawing money, and other things during “secuestro express”.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
It’s the first sentence.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I think arenas could solve a weird need I sometimes have, the ability to say: “from now one this object should have no references” as a debugging tool.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
Buy pointing a gun at the owner?
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by nraynaud 4y ago
"HR aren’t evil, they’re just doing a job". HR people aren't evil, they are just people who have freely decided to apply evil and cynical policies 8h a day 5 days a week on a group of other people.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
yes, one reductive way to see it is that they physically move the cold molecules on one side and the hot ones on the other side. So now wether you want to steal the hot or cold side to bring in the house is "your choice" (quotes,
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by nraynaud 4y ago
It's right, and it's not expensive enough to have large scale recycling and conservation measures (some scientific labs have recycing systems already, but they are not the ones wasting the most). It's one of those cases where
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by nraynaud 4y ago
funny, I read the same thing, and had the optimistic view that maybe this is not a scam, they are not claiming crazy numbers. I suppose that since scientific machines use this apparatus, their design space has been explored in great details
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by nraynaud 4y ago
The default seems to be 4 years visual inspection and 10 years periodic pressure-testing in France (I suspect it's general air compressor). https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/jorf/id/JORFTEXT000036128632 I don&#x
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I Hope not, since bugs have been found in the reference model of some rocket engine 20 years after they had gone gold. In other new comparison operators eat NaN for lunch and carry on with the computation like they had a sensible answer.
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by nraynaud 4y ago
I now literally have an emergency contract with a client. If their developer can’t do it, they call me. On the other hand I recently got fired from a code monkey job for lack of sustained productivity.

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