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by paulez 2y ago
> Almost every part of the world economy seems designed to punish every member for not being born rich and a celebrity at birth. > Most followed on Instagram - Christiano Ronaldo (635m) Christiano Ronaldo was not born rich. He was bo
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by paulez 3y ago
Then again on the same example, compare life expectancy in France and the USA, which is 4 years longer in France. Spain is doing even better with a lower GDP. There is correlation, but there are many other factors at play.
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by paulez 3y ago
The average salary for public researchers in France (only PhDs) is 47 k€ per year. Most PhDs end up in public research, as the private research sector is very small. This is gross salary, on which you need to deduce social contributions (so
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by paulez 3y ago
Taïwan had 0.00% of worldwide capacity in 2013? This looks innacurate.
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by paulez 4y ago
Even with removing regulations, you still have a limit to how dense a city can be. > The authors ask the obvious question: if homebuilding is a competitive industry, then why don’t prices fall to the cost of building a home? Well in dens
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by paulez 5y ago
To be able to legally work in France, an American citizen would need a work visa which requires to have a local work contract. So they would have to follow French regulations. It also includes a minimum of 5 weeks vacation and 2 weeks of PT
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by paulez 5y ago
> said Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission Fake!
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by paulez 6y ago
No power cut so far https://www.rte-france.com/eco2mix/la-consommation-delectric... It might happen if the temperature drops below average for several days, we're not there yet.
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Apple, ARM and Open Platforms(ezvan.fr)
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by paulez 6y ago
That's a long standing problem with MySQL, DDL statements (ALTER TABLE and such) where not atomic until version 8.0. This required some serious work on InnoDB as you can read some details at https://mysqlserverteam.com/