throwaway1892

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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> Farming lobby in Europe For my perspective in France, here the farming lobby is inexistant/inefficient, since farmers had to big pretty big actions all over France just to raise the price of milk. So I think it's not the farm
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
The problem (here in France) is that the number of farmers is going down hard (with suicides every day). They are currently crushed by regulations, labor costs, undercuts by products from other countries with different labor costs and regul
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> a spoiled population that still hasn't fully digested just how irrelevant they have made themselves in the world. I think the problem was more with the various gov we had since De Gaulle than the population. And also with the mass
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
And when it's not a strike, it's the breakdowns. This morning, my commute was one hour longer since there was no train on my line and I had to walk to another one.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Yeah, if you're not a big firm, you'll have a lot of difficulties.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I'm calling BS on that. No, you get paid during your holidays in France, wathever the type, RTT or annual leave. In addition to that, you can take unpaid leave. Perhaps you were a contractor? In that case you would not be paid when you
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> * Cheap nursery. The problem is the limited number of places. All the persons around me struggle to find a place in nursery for their childrens. > * Quality public schools. It is highly dependent on which school. In lot of public sc
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Where do you get your passport done in a week? Last time (in 2014) I did mine, it was closer to one month. And for culture, apart from some museums when you're under 26, public libraries and cultural festival, you have to pay for the r
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> Are you trying to imply that Syrians and Tunisians have NO positive economic impact? Why is this comment dead? It was more or less my point, which that a lot of unqualified migrants, mostly from Africa and Asia, has no positive economi
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
From what my former classmates told me, for profiles that are roughly equivalent, it looks like to be closer to 40k. But then they are not in consulting companies. And I'm too much of a lazy ass to look for another job. Also I have few
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Yeah, like a temp agency, but we are full employees, which means we are still paid between contracts. The problem is knowing the market rate.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I've had my Engineer's Degrees from ISEP last year and I'm working at Alten since October 2016. My official title is development engineer (Ingénieur d'études). Before that, I've done two six-months internship as a j
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Well, my 36k salary, while working around Paris, disagree with your assertion.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I would say 46+ k€, before taxes, which are 33% corporate tax rate and ~30% on personal income. But I'm not sure how it applies to people with tech visa.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Could you expand on corruption? I am keenly aware of its existence in the construction sector there, but do you any other examples?
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
That's odd, I felt very welcome when I was there hiking this summer. But then it might not have been in the same areas, plus the usual difference between the country and cities.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Well, the current government could be trying to have one positive result. And have some example of migrants with a positive economic impact.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> The limit of freedom of speech Could you expand on that? I'm French, living and working near Paris and I would be interested to hear what limits do you think of. Personaly I think it is no worse that any other Western country. Edi
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I've been using it for years, so I did not realised they had closed Labs in the interim.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
I remember reading a lot about staying during the winter in Antarctica from this: http://www.funraniumlabs.com/category/antarctica/ Alcohol, lot of alcohol.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Does never having any interest in anything count? Still, my work is not my (whole) life and is nothing more than a way to earn money to support me. At least that way I'm not disappointed by my current job, which is mostly useless and u
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Fair enough. My comment was mostly valid for the Wii and Wii U lineup, I agree that it's better for the DS.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
> Typically the best games on the whole platform. Also perhaps the only worthwhiles games on Nintendo's consoles.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
In the XCOM games, one interesting aspect is to mitigate bad rolls and stack bonus to increase your chances to hit. So with enough skill, you can remove most of the luck aspect from the game.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
XCOM2 does it too. You can see the code in there : https://twitter.com/m1sp/status/697268847187890176 It is increasing your chance to hit if you've a missing streak and if you have lost soldiers. And lower th
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
In the code of XCOM2, modders have discovered that the game cheat in your favor by increasing your chance to hit if you've missed in your lasts shots. And lower the chance of the enemy hitting you if they've already hit you this t
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
An eastpack shoulder bag, enough space to carry a book for the commute and a water bottle during summer.
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
On the other hand, I don't think the concentration in THC was the same between the cannabis now and then and it's even worse for the processed form.
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Out of eden walk: year five kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
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by throwaway1892 10y ago
Creating Jira accounts and giving them access to the right projects. It's one of my jobs.

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