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by ovi256 4y ago
Airbus is not a French company since 2014, when it was transformed into Airbus Group SE (Societas Europaea). The French state pushed for this, as well as for European trade and movement of capital, which made possible the capital flight to
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by ovi256 4y ago
I'm gonna mention just the complaint that the employee saw his roles and responsibilities not restored after coming back to work from surgery. The surgery was for a back injury caused by moving heavy equipment with pallet jacks. First,
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by ovi256 4y ago
Your experience tells me this is possible, at least, when management has no visibility into your real productivity. Either through lack of interest or time to supervise results - the construction site manager. Or through lack of skills - th
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by ovi256 4y ago
Because the ethical opt-in model builders are still working on putting together their cleanly sourced dataset.
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by ovi256 4y ago
Common misuse of positive statements for what should be normative statements.
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by ovi256 4y ago
They can sue, they'd have to hire a local lawyer of course. If the Indian gov can take action affecting you, being able to petition for redress is essential for rule of law.
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by ovi256 4y ago
More shocking to me is that more than half have failed to reproduce their own experiments. Something is seriously rotten there. This shows the researchers note taking and methodology recording is seriously flawed. Science and published know
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by ovi256 4y ago
> a strike that sets the nuclear plant without power (including backups), then it is quickly game over Wdym ? All modern designs are safe to shut down even without power.
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by ovi256 4y ago
The fighting and bombing is just as scary and deadly away from nuclear plants.
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by ovi256 4y ago
It must be, but publishing old passwords can still be done by saving the old cleartext password on password change.
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by ovi256 4y ago
My town in France has this as a riverside walk, spread over 5 km into the next towns. Well, my hometown has the inner system over a few hundred meters, then it's vast emptyness over the next 5km :) http://www.planetesdelyvet
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by ovi256 4y ago
You're describing someone with a ruthless flexible ideology. A truly religious person would apply the principles of their religion during the week too.
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by ovi256 4y ago
The well drilling using microwave lasers, generated using those gyrotrons, certainly sounds novel enough. It will need a R&D program to bring it up to a mature tech level. The concept of reusing existing coal plants sounds clever.
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by ovi256 4y ago
> these money losing companies Which companies would that be ? Neither Tesla nor Twitter are losing money.
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by ovi256 4y ago
> If states fail to meet the targets by certain deadlines, the government will wave regulations on the minimum distance between residential areas and wind farms. That sounds like a way to make lots of people hate wind farms.
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by ovi256 4y ago
The fact they don't know which ones have the defect suggests their configuration management isn't great yet. If it was they should be able to recall just the affected cars. That will help not pay the cost of recalling 100000s of c
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by ovi256 4y ago
> they could carry covid back home and hurt those elders in the house So why not remote school just the children with elders in the house, and not hurt the others' schooling ?
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by ovi256 4y ago
I've heard from private school teachers that they expected exactly this to happen, and enrollment in private schools has boomed as parents that could used the schools that cared about staying open (and opened as soon as they could). Th
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by ovi256 4y ago
By this rate, in 14 years we'll be seeing pre-seed rounds of $20 million!
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by ovi256 4y ago
> Europeans choose urban centers with small or even tiny (Paris) apartments Some Europeans choose that. However, a bit more than half (56% in France, similar elsewhere) choose single family houses. That percentage is highest in Scandinav
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by ovi256 4y ago
Very interesting info about a state-of-the-art distributed application used to coordinate artillery strikes in the Ukraine-Russia war. Unfortunately, I can find no English language sources, so please use Google (or other) translate - it&#x2
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GIS Arta Ukrainian artillery coordination software (please use translate)(web.archive.org)
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by ovi256 4y ago
France also has a new initiative to replace the old SSO for all gov services (FranceConnect) with a new system called France Identité, that also seems dependent on smartphone apps, so Google/Apple: https://france-identite.go
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by ovi256 4y ago
It will look like a somehow downfiltered square signal, because that's what it is.
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by ovi256 5y ago
Combined with heat pumps, possibly geo thermal or other type of ground loops, it becomes a very efficient and pleasant method to both heat and cool a home. Possibly the most successful one in the future. Warm floor in winter! Cool floor in
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by ovi256 5y ago
If that coworker was a factor, I hope you told them so. More information would help everyone make better decisions, including that coworker, when it filters to them. I approve of the idea to brain drain Russia of all educated workers by off
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by ovi256 5y ago
> This I just can not understand. Russian propaganda works hard to make people equate "Ukraine in Nato = NATO tanks on RU border, NATO nuclear weapons in Ukraine" which we've both agreed is false. I agree that NATO weapons
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by ovi256 5y ago
There is no need whatsoever that Ukraine, having joined NATO, to then have NATO bases, nuclear weapons or even any strategic weapons on its territory. This could be made a legal requirement by the joining treaty. That this is threat to Russ
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by ovi256 5y ago
> what it sold for Nuclear bomb construction material has no open market, it's only held by nuclear powers who work hard to prevent anyone else from possessing it (see the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty) - that's the big stic
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by ovi256 5y ago
Fringe leaders call for fringe positions all the time. None of the authors of that paper were elected officials, and that view never became policy of any state.

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