Green-Man

I miss year numbers on the axis, so very roughly:

1992 0.x

1994 1.x

1996 2.x

2004 2.6.x

2011 3.x

2015 4.x

2019 5.x

2023 6.x

Kollege, I can't agree with that. I feel you are talking about middle to far future :)

>Cash, which is awkward to immobilize for policy reasons, will be gone in a decade or two

That's a bold prediction. On par with prediction of how much memory will be enough for personal computing devices in the future.

Randomly how? By a coin toss? Who will toss then? How many times? How skilled the participants should be? All these important questions must be decided by some authority. Sort of a Department of Equal Distribution. Or a Ministry of Fair Tosses. Wait a second...

Does anybody have an opinion or comparison with respect to easy_profiler?

https://github.com/yse/easy_profiler

Especially interesting if based on real practical experience.

700€ per movie is a current rate, plus a couple of hundreds as legal fees.

I looked up the nickname of the author of the commentary. Now I feel recursion is still running inside my brain

Could anyone find a live link to the "Belorussian translation" mentioned at the beginning? I wasn't able to find another version with search engines or Waybach machine.

Thanks for suggesting the topic. I was interested in these numbers from more reliable sources. Apparently, a very detailed statistics is available in the BarthHaas Report (https://www.barthhaas.com/downloads/berichte-broschueren)

Here is a approximate bier production per year for comparison:

World's total: 200.000.000.000 liter = 200 Gl

Germany: 9.000.000.000 liter = 9 Gl (5th place; try to guess the leaders. We are talking about quantity, not quality)

Radeberger Group: 1.000.000.000 liter = 1 Gl

Bavaria: 2.300.000.000 ~ 2 Gl (terribly sorry, I didn't find Frankonia separately :) But for the region's defense I should say that excellent report comes from Nürnberg.

Data for years 2019-2020. There is even Top 40 breweries in the world in there.

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- Strong skills in C++ (including C++11,14), multiplatform mainly Windows and Linux

- Knowledge of Computer Graphics, Scene Graphs or CAD is a plus

- Python or a similar scripting language for automated testing is a plus

- Huge code base (legacy included)

Dassault Systemes is a quite large and fairly old corporation. This means a lot of internal tools, processes and communication to maintain. We are very international team. Good English is a must, German or French may be helpful.

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I have that feeling that I've already read this article some time ago.

Most of the advices can be extrapolated to the other fields of development. Not only the software development. But the goal should be highlighted: making the things done. I think there is even a methodology for this: JFDI

"I’ve tried to invest the reward money wisely. I collect Formula One memorabilia and antique hockey gear and sweaters from the NHL’s Original Six teams."

I'm not sure if I understand the term "wisely" correctly.