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What about it? Is it not the run-of-the-mill Western European capital transport network?
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3y ago
Induced by the hemoglobin movement?
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> Bourdieu didn’t need to propose anything. He proved data in hand that the system was unfair. La crtitique est aisée, l'art est difficile. > We could just get our heads out of our asses and copy what’s done in a country having b
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And why shouldn't it be? Heavily subsidizing education is paramount for a state, and an investment into its own future. BTW, what did Bourdieux propose?
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3y ago
> It’s not even cheap Then you got shafted. It's a couple of hundred euros per year when you're on a stipend. > The system is utter garbage as was pointed by Bourdieux decades ago And what did Bourdieux propose?
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I come out of a top 5 Grande École after having done my classes préparatoires in the highly famous high school of Boulogne s/s Mer and stemming from a family a tad above poverty; so I know a little bit what I'm talking about. As I
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> What is the status of the grands écoles in France? Grandes Écoles students are correlated with higher social classes, but that's due to socio-cultural background, family discipline, ability to dedicate to 100% to syudying without
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> My guess would be that those letters are an even more shortened form of linear amp(lifier). No, they were colloquially called (void) lamps in at least French and Slavic languages, because they looked like incandescent bulbs, that were
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> eclipse is the only way to develop Java code on Linux platforms without paying for richer tools All the people I know are using IntelliJ CE.
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I have to disagree: crypto let me send money to my acquaintances in less lucky in their birth place then me while enabling scams, Facebook lets my company advertise while manipulating people brains; I don't see why one is more intrinsi
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No, just not understanding why someone saying they work for Meta or Google is seen as A-OK on this forum, but if someone even mentions crypto, they raise such antagonism.
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I mean... morally speaking, how is it worse than working for Meta or Google?
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> When was the last time a new OS from scratch was created? On top of all the sibling comments, Redox ( https://www.redox-os.org/ ) & TempleOS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS )
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And that's with the ARENH screwing the French people w.r.t. the actual production price of EDF (mostly) nuclear energy.
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Probably a stupid question, but why can't these lost pilots just maintain their attitude indicator in the middle, fly straight, grit their teeth, and wait to get out of the cloud?
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A bivariate function?
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> Since when is it a problem for a country to operate in its own language? Since it wants foreign workers because they can't afford their own kids. Germany is not the only country on the brain drain market, and does not enjoy a domi
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Because that's literally the job of the lenders.
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> we'd obviously expect basic python to take less time than basic CL That's only obvious if you already know another language. IME, Lisp-likes are neither worse nor better than Python-likes for beginners.
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Lamborghini?
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> the comeback of coal was minimal As the moment of writing, Germany is producing 12% of its electricity with coal. https://app.electricitymaps.com/zone/DE
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Source?
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Can we see your code?
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They were called villa in latin. The latifundium was the whole domain, whereas the villa was the owning family main living building.
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Isn't LLVM being a piggy good? As in only pay a hefty computational time price once upfront to stuff as many optimizations as you can in your binary, and make it fast forever after.
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What crap will they get from “society”? Who's “society” exactly? Because I never heard anything bad about C-section vs. natural, so I'm really curious.
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Geez, you're right :/ Welp, here is my excuse to binge the whole serie once again.
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> So much text, more like an illustrated book :) Speaking of walls of text, remember the explanation of the inner workings of an atomic reactor in Destination Moon? That's how 5 y.o. me discovered nuclear physics :]
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> wait, get a fix?? is that a pun I just discovered after 20 years? If it's like in the French original (where Getafix is Assurancetourix, i.e. assurance tous-risques, full-coverage insurance), every single character name is a pun;
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My BMW GPS is pretty great, to be honest. The step-by-step guiding is top-notch and well integrated in the dash infos, the physical knobs & buttons make it easy to use while driving, it can reroute me according to live traffic infos, an
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