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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
My point is it's such a rare purchase it doesn't really matter if the price even doubles for the cheapest ones, especially compared to regular quality items, that may last marginally longer but are a lot more expensive. 1$ socks 4
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
How often do you need to buy dishes, cups and socks?
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
In consulting I produce better thought-out and constructed recommendations if I parse a book and previously-delivered decks of slides. Hell, even ISO standards. On the other hand, at least a basic level of recollection is necessary for qui
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
Is the former of way more value to the tangible product, though? Where I work, the limiting factor in delivery is how good we are at retaining talent. Seniority is scarce, industry experience is valuable, and when we launch a book club... W
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
A friend saw it with me, no context at all for him, he was fascinated by the religious war undertones sprinkled through the movie
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
I respect your opinion but on a nation-by-nation basis we benefit from having kids (although it could be discussed on a worldwide basis), and we benefit from having well-educated kids that are cared for by their parents. It is a cost for pe
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
I used to bike for Deliveroo in France, as a delivery driver. Nowadays people pay refugees and illegal immigrants 100€ a week for them to deliver in their name. I've personally met those refugees, I've personally heard their slave
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
I disagree with you. I have regularly had my ID scanned, in some bars systematically (all customers). Although only in the UK.
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
For other readers : DRP is "Disaster Recovery Plan" and BCP is "Business Continuity Plan".
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
It gets you less clicks
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
So why didn’t your company fire those unexperienced expensive consultants and hire good ones? Undeserved respect for brands is where the problem is, in my opinion.
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by vianneychevalie 5y ago
> consulting is a sham business I’m a consultant and love my work. I’m convinced I bring value to my clients most of the time. In Data Management consulting, it’s an in-and-out process where you come in, model the processes in place, com
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
I was an avid reader of tech magazines, LTT has replaced them for me. Partly because those magazines' budgets have kept on being reduced year after year, and the quality has dipped, but also because of the quality of those "nugget
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
15 years? My table is 90. My grandparents bought it used when they first moved together after their wedding. Hardwood and a bit of care once in a while (2-3 years, waxing) goes a long way.
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
How do you determine this explicit ownership for issues? I've come across many governance problems linked to a lack of transparency in "bug ownership", but I've often failed to find a common ground for clients and third
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
Can't agree with you, Dynamics 365 is one of them (it's shit but I've implemented it at work). EDF (French main electricity provider) also breaks for me. That's one example from a big company, and one example with a big
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
The world is bigger, but not that much. The speech and clothing differences between "Paris Ouest" and "Paris Est" are still recognizable. While differences are less stark, arrondissements still have distinct styles. The
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
That is such a common problem when standardizing, I've started to force my clients to have at least one person of each entity in project teams. Often the biggest entity will end up accidentally forcing their practices, sometimes sub-op
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
I'm sure you know who built those cages :[0] [0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/kids-in-cages-deb...
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
You don't, you'll just end up riding on a spring-y bike and put energy into the system by pushing on the pedals a bit further than usual relative to the ground.
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
I’m sorry but how do you reconcile your second paragraph’s criticism of the coexistence of two factual realities and your last paragraph in which you simply pick the one you happen to personally favor?
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
Finland is not a part of Scandinavia [0]. It has linguistic, geographic, ethnic and historic differences. [0] https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/is-finland-part-of-scand...
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
I am not a native English speaker and needed a translation for OTT (Over The Top). Here's a link from this very website (hard to find): https://ottverse.com/what-is-ott-video-streaming/
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
> if you're not gonna do all your own maintenance just forget about it and buy cheap disposable appliances Besides the physical waste that I can already see accumulating behind this advice that I find quite poor, it also makes no ec
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
ISO 27001 specifically mentions it
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
One of the options I would suggest is to add the possibility to type the end bracket or parenthesis before the included code,by doing some kind of conditional forward lookup
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
I believe you missed the "fixed budget" part of the parent
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
How about mandatory education?
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
Not only the US. The Flamanville EPR has suffered increased costs because the welders that actually learned how to do nuclear-level welds had retired by the time someone decided to build a new nuclear reactor after Chernobyl. Additionally,
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by vianneychevalie 6y ago
I really don't want to die on this hill! It's an example of a behavior I'd engage in if the wokepatrol wasn't there. I don't even speak English at work, I speak French, and we commonly use the words "maître&quo

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