soufron

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by soufron 7y ago
Well, in Europe, you can.
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by soufron 7y ago
This strikes me as a concept designed to cater to those willing to place themselves above the fray. As in "I am not crazy or asocial, I am only being hypersane". In other words, it's just another way to rationalize the lack o
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by soufron 7y ago
But even aside of the sexism, the story is completely artificial...
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by soufron 7y ago
Same thing...
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by soufron 7y ago
I used Thunderbird, then sylpheed when I was on Linux, then gmail, then App.mail on osx... with the Mail-Butler add-on (I schedule my mails a lot)... I always wanted to leave App.mail, and then Mail-Butler 2 went broke and begun losing sche
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by soufron 8y ago
It's not "governments" that control drugs, but the FDA - in the US - and it's comprised of M.D.
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by soufron 8y ago
One alternative solution is to schedule all of your emails so they are sent at 7 or 8am. That way you'll be annoyingly productive early in the morning, while sleeping. Best of two worlds.
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by soufron 8y ago
I wonder if there are people who have been coding LISP for 60 years? A few names might come to mind.
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by soufron 8y ago
« It’s the eeeend of the woooorld »
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by soufron 8y ago
Calling it an industry might be a bit of exageration, don't you think so?
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by soufron 8y ago
Most non-competes are null. Get a Lawyer (and if you're French, come to see me).
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In France, Uber driver recognized as employee(medium.com)
3 points by soufron 8y ago|0 comments
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by soufron 8y ago
Could you expand with examples?
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by soufron 8y ago
And other tests that actually measure something that exists.
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by soufron 8y ago
Well, most of his argument is that it measures nothing, at least not more than let's say... astrology. IQ is pseudoscience. And people using it are wrong - whether they place a strong emphasis on it, or only a little one.
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by soufron 8y ago
Typical technocentrist: "politicians are ignorant, technologies are the most important thing to regulate now, if politicians can't get interested in technologies, they will be irrelevant soon"... It does not answer the questi
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by soufron 8y ago
That's exactly what I have been pointing out at every innovation conference or meeting where I speak. Where is the innovation? Where is the technology? We think that what we use today is advanced and works better, but it's just no
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by soufron 8y ago
My own anecdotal evidences: 1. Waking up early is a great thing. 2. Waking up early allows you to be less stressed during the day. 3. It also projects a halo of confidence around you since people receive your stuff first thing when they a
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by soufron 8y ago
Buy a domain and use Thunderbird, or another email software!
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by soufron 8y ago
Being homeless can also drive people mad up to a point when they cant get back to normal life, it may be some sort of PTSD.
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by soufron 8y ago
So little research, so many anecdotes. There are MDS and scientists dealing with these issues. The trouble is not so much when you sleep, but whether you're well in the end. And as someone mentioned, our sleep cycles used to be vastly
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by soufron 8y ago
I stayed and worked as a Lawyer in Japan for a few years, and I wouldn't say it makes a difference whether you want to integrate or not. I would even tend to think that not integrating can result in being better accepted. Just be the F
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by soufron 8y ago
I used to program quite a lot, but I ended up becoming a Lawyer... and I prefer that to programming... which should say a lot :D
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by soufron 8y ago
20000 lieux sous les mers !
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Why Big Tech Giants Should Look at EU and GDPR for Regulating Face Recognition(medium.com)
3 points by soufron 8y ago|0 comments
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by soufron 8y ago
Come on... this is not "Eu's copyright Proposal"... it's one proposal, from one MEP, for one commission of the Parliament...
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by soufron 8y ago
Isnt'it a devil in the box problem ? If life is not from earth, then where is it from, and why there and not here ? In my view the only elegant solution is to consider that life can originate a bit everywhere and cross-polinate everyti
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by soufron 8y ago
As a matter of fact, they do. They can apply Trademark Law, and thus their decision apply in the US - thanks to Trademark treatises. Thus, once they had decided on an the registrar had really no option but to oblige and transfer the website
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by soufron 8y ago
... it's more simple than that. He had registered several trademarks under the name France.com. The French gvt sued him to transfer these trademarks. And they won thanks to trademark law that prevents registering trademarks when people
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by soufron 8y ago
WTF... The GDPR is only the continuation of the current regulation. If they can't follow it now, it's probably they were already not respecting it before. And all in all, it really looks like a way to get out without having to adm

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