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CretinDesAlpes

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About CretinDesAlpes

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    Comment #42700133

    How can you be discriminated on a technical level? Is there even a case of a candidate who sued a company at a technical stage we are aware of? This seems like a weak argument cons…

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    Comment #42699348

    My bet is the collection and reselling of personal information, legally or illegally. Many (most?) people do put their real name, real address, real phone number and real email on …

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    Comment #42698711

    I've been on a career break / job search for about a year. I used to work in "AI" before it became fashionable, here are some observations of the tech job market: 1) There are so m…

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    Comment #41877557

    What they say isn't necessarily what they end up doing, like many corporations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy_concerns_with_Google

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    Comment #41616087

    Especially since ownCloud was started originally by Frank Karlitschek who left to fork and create Nextcloud!

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    Comment #41380912

    > In addition to Russia and France, Durov is also a citizen of the United Arab Emirates and the Caribbean island nation of St. Kitts and Nevis. So four citizenships? It's getting h…

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    Comment #37490350

    Anybody has done breathwork naturally without even knowing about its existence? I didn't know any of this (had 0 interest in the body/yoga/meditation before) and I used to do this …

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    Comment #36308942

    > The book tells the story of a psychiatrist who makes daily decisions based on the casting of a diсe. Ahah, that sounds crazy/extreme, thanks for mentioning

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    Comment #36308898

    Elder people have a lot to say and some (not all) have a lot of wisdom. However I agree that whatever advice you take and follow, you will end up making mistake in other areas, so …

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    Comment #36308825

    I have this game that I call "Coin of destiny", not sure where I heard this from or if it is widespread, but the idea is to flip a coin for dilemma when you can't decide. It also w…

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    Comment #35267018

    I experienced one of those strict Vipassana retreat for 10 days where most of the distraction you take for granted in today's life are forbidden: no reading, no talking, no phone, …

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    Comment #34753007

    Yes, he is known for this graph (The Lancet, 2010): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Nutt#/media/File:HarmCau...

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    Comment #34722027

    I am more or less in the same situation (s/FAANGs/startups) with a shift in interests (though still interested in CS somehow...), would be great to chat if you are up to.

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    Comment #34198523

    I don't want to hijack this post but I wanted to let people know I am running a Fairphone 4 (5 year warranty, 5G ready, one of the most ethical and repairable phone that exists in …

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    Comment #33777701

    It's a good point, but I would say it's not awkward, just expected unless exceptional circumstances (for example two single persons sharing a flat and having similar interests at t…

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    Comment #30417086

    This is why we need alternatives to Google and Apple phones/OS, here is a list I have written over the years althought it may not be entirely up to date or completely accurate: * P…

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    Comment #28377628

    This 2018 talk from Dr Yapko, "Keys to unlock depression: Why skills work better than pills" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVgQ_tgWMyU - suggests a multidimensional viewpoint r…

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    Comment #27892461

    This is an interesting discussion as I wasn't aware that meditation could go wrong if done improperly (never really thought about it). I have only started mindfulness recently, her…

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    Comment #24369664

    For those interested in the pulse rate extraction, there is actually a branch of biomedical engineering/computer science called "remote photoplethysmography" (rPPG). I worked on it…

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    Comment #23456804

    If you have to work during your holidays then they shouldn't be called holidays.

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    Comment #21417592

    Completely agree. If you can't read documentation's software, you shouldn't do data science/ML in any cases.