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by programLyrique 9y ago
But France is not a country where medicine is the most "socialized". For instance, GPs are usually private doctors in France. Then the universal health insurance refunds 70% of the price usually (but it can be less, because doctor
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Emmanuel Macron thinks big in vision for French tech unicorns(ft.com)
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Why we decided to come back to France after 11 years in the Silicon Valley?(linkedin.com)
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by programLyrique 9y ago
It does not seem to save the associated images (404 Not Found on the images on the webpage with the saved soundfiles).
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by programLyrique 9y ago
Safety: "Each city’s Safety score reflects the reported perception of safety by residents and public data provided by police departments of each city regarding crime rates." Maybe the residents of Tel Aviv do not perceive their c
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by programLyrique 9y ago
Actually, NY subway has 3 or even 4 tracks portions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_New_York_City_Subway_l... I think that's the reason why the New York's subway can operate during all night, because
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by programLyrique 9y ago
The subway of Paris usually has only two tracks. They have started making it automatic (and so they need to use a modern signalling system) and they seem to be successful at doing it without disrupting traffic too much: http://co
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by programLyrique 9y ago
According to the blog post, he is from Amsterdam.
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A sound courtyard in the Familistère de Guise(cycling74.com)
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Why France Is Taking a Lesson in Culture from Silicon Valley(nytimes.com)
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I Left San Francisco and Slack to Move to Paris(medium.com)
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by programLyrique 9y ago
I actually know identical twins that do that... Seems quite common. One managed to board a plane with the ID card of the other one for instance.
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by programLyrique 9y ago
The "impact on society" paragrapg is quite short. Has any work of computational sociology inspired a real policy? Could it replace economy as the main driver of politics and policies?
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by programLyrique 9y ago
Actually, in France, it would be illegal to rent such a place for housing (as apartments have to have at least a main room that is more than 9m²), even for students.
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Coming to Station F: The First Mentor's Office Powered by AWS(allthingsdistributed.com)
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by programLyrique 10y ago
Why not an interactive interlinear translation, for which you can for instance click on words of the original text to get their meaning in your language? And there are actually apps and websites that use this kind of methods, such as bliubl
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by programLyrique 10y ago
There was as a seminar at Inria yesterday about an extension of OCaml to handle units: http://gallium.inria.fr/seminaires/annonces/20170221.Jacques...
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How Many Millions of Lines of Code Does It Take?(visualcapitalist.com)
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by programLyrique 10y ago
It's what we've done in France since 2000: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/35-hour_workweek Some want to make it more flexible...
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by programLyrique 10y ago
It depends on where you are. In Europe (well, at least in France), news outlets have spoken about it. Romania is part of the EU, nearer, and the EU warned Romania about backtracking on efforts against corruption so it is quite logical that
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Facebook to Open Startup Garage at Station F in Paris(techcrunch.com)
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by programLyrique 10y ago
There is an agricultural startup also using containers, first for strawberries, but they literally want to grow fruits or vegetables in a container, while aiming at a better taste: http://www.agricool.co/ The idea seems to
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Homeland Security Asks Travelers for Facebook and LinkedIn Accounts(fortune.com)
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With Station F, Paris will have the world’s biggest startup campus(techcrunch.com)
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by programLyrique 10y ago
It can: http://lac.linuxaudio.org/2013/papers/16.pdf
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by programLyrique 10y ago
Moving from France to Belgium (in Wallonia where they speak Franch) is not a huge cultural or linguistic leap. As both countries are in the EU, it's very easy to emigrate; no visa needed. But as far as I know, there was no sudden emigr
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by programLyrique 10y ago
Is this EULA enforceable in every legislation or is it only an US issue? Any specific information about the Apple EULA in the EU, for instance?
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Man v rat: could the long war soon be over?(theguardian.com)
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by programLyrique 10y ago
Is it about Europeans being lenient to typos or faulty grammar in another language than their native tongue (i.e. English)? That's for sure. But for instance, French people are not lenient at all with typos or faulty grammar in French.
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10 things you didn’t know about Europe’s tech scene(venturebeat.com)
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