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11y ago
Discussion on original article : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10386214
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> (and hell, likely made you a drain on your hunter-gatherer tribe) Apparently there are some arguments that having elders around was a boon for prehistoric tribes. http://www.theguardian.com/science/2011/jul&#x
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> Horn testified that the decision to use the cheating software was not made at the corporate level. Instead, it was "software engineers who put this in for whatever reason." He said three people have been suspended over the is
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Most companies already have code of conducts. A quick google search will give you : http://www.volkswagenag.com/content/vwcorp/content/en/the_gr... Maybe I am jaded but I honestly don't understand h
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Reddit is a YC company, so it is discussed frequently on HN.
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There is usually a contract between the state and the company providing the drug. An example there : http://www.fiercepharma.com/story/france-strikes-big-hep-c-t... The thing is that is the state refuse to reimburse th
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11y ago
This is certainly true, but observing some of my peers, I now have the distinct feeling that the desire to learn new things, both physically and intellectually, diminishes much more quickly that the actual ability.
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They have legacy applications, written in the late 90s, that have been maintained barely alive because they are linked to a critical process like supply chain, pay, etc, and they still require their employee to use the most ie6 compatible b
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This is true for the historical center, not for the suburbs. Most people are leaving outside the Paris city limits anyway (Paris: 2M, whole Paris area: 12 M). And siblings hare already answered, they are still used.
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On that subject, I recommend to read Spin by Robert Charles Wilson. It is not exactly a Kessler syndrome, but for some reason, one day a kind of dome/membrane encloses the Earth blocking communication with every satellite. (Physical
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I have already encountered website blocking content if an adblocker is enabled. A very quick google search should have shown you : https://github.com/sitexw/FuckAdBlock However, most of the time, I am reading some news
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As European, I had never heard of the Legacy system before. This is kind of shocking, or at very least, at odd with my world view. However, I understand a little better why racial quota have been implemented in the US.
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Thanks for the clarification. In my mind, it was mandatory.
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I might be wrong but it seems the point of the TTIP is to say "Ok our norms are equivalent in the US and EU, so a US car does not need to pass EuroNCAP to be sold in Europe" Or rather we would align EuroNCAP on less demanding amer
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Some fields are more capital intensive than other. It is much easier to launch a mobile app than an oil refinery. It does not distort the competition between companies who have to follow the same rule book. I understand where you are coming
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That's the bad part that is bothering me. Did they replay your whole life once you died and gave you some score for each event or decision ? Who established the rules and the scoring ? Would it change with societal change in a given so
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Regarding an equal playing field, if all actors in the same space have the same constraints, I don't see how it distorts anything. There are already plenty of standards for aeronautics, healthcare, automotive, (MISRA, DO178,...) that d
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I enjoyed the book. However, I have a minor complaint : even if it describes extensively virtual hells, it never mentions what determined if you went to hell or not, and for how long. Even if its a minor plot detail missing, in itself it co
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11y ago
You should submit your findings to some independent media like mediapart or ASI. Edit: it is already circulating in some media, but has not been pick up by other yet.
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If this is provided by a third-parties, there is a requirement written somewhere for the supplier to have two different modes of operation, one for test and one for road. This is likely redacted to be innocent sounding, but there is definit
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They emit less CO2 per kilometer but much more particulates (this is why they have a filter), which is worse health wise.
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Until maybe 5 years ago, I would read almost anything. This is great for discovery, but sucks when you have to plow through an abysmal book. I remember vividly reading the sequel of Dracula by a descendant (and a handful of ghostwriter) of
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This is from hearsay, but from what I understand from the (french) site you are paying Blablacar when reserving, and then you give a code to the driver IRL before the ride, so that he/she can redeem the payment. So you don't pay &
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You are paying through the app, the driver gets most of it, and Blablacar takes a few percent. Regarding the price, I think the application is recommending a price given the distance, gas price, possibly the type of car, and availability. B
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My wife is working in a school library. For some reasons, the previous book database has been lost. The fact that you could snap a picture of a shelf, do some check, and get a raw text file with title, author, ISBN number would be a tremend
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Good idea. Can it only identify American or English language books ? Even if 45 millions is impressing I can't find a FAQ with the answer anywhere. I guess I'll have to try.
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There is a big incentive for any state to have a well run tax administration. It is the profit center for the state.
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I don't have hard data, but only a feeling that it should be easier to bootstrap in France than in US. Assuming you have worked previously, you can get unemployment benefits, around 60% of your previous salary for a year, and are cover
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Without all the technocratic apparatus of the European Union involved, the crisis would look a lot worse with countries closing their frontier, blaming their neighbor : it does already happen, but at least, we can talk about it in a kind of
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> Historically, realms that have been patched together from previously autonomous bodies have not done too well (I would appreciate counter examples). At least Germany, Spain, Italy, France have evolved from a myriad of city states, duch
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