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Plenty of families cut the bridge when a member is acting absolutely morally wrong. If they were not seeing what he was doing, they were clearly blinded by a thousand suns. And if they knew and kept him, well, is remembering his legacy a bad thing? This leaves us with they knew and cut off the bridge, in which case they may well participate in the listing of his "failures", and won't mind much. Plus I'm pretty sure we are all pleb to this kind of families, so I wouldn't expect anything from them once I'm dead.

Doesn't the landing make a huge impact/force on the foils? I would think that they are designed to make the craft go up, thus more susceptible to it going down at higher speed?

Or an example that time changes, the same way banking or agriculture or pretty much anything used to be some way until we discovered that this or that way resulted in more performance or ROI?

I don't deny your view, and I agree that it may be a little more meritocratic, but maybe not endeudamiento anymore.

A single point of data in Norway makes it the leader? As stated in the article, this is clearly a failure of statistics more than a proof that the US is OK.

I wonder if it's not also the comment format, that is not a full retranscription of the discussion they had, that brings this "ask" to an autoritative verb. The discussion may very well have been "I asked her if she wanted to get off the pill", and the parent took a shortcut on writing.

I did this, and I'm now vasectomized, but even without this operation, the deal was always "I think this may be harmful to you, I would suggest to stop taking it, but that's your move. If you're taking it for contraceptive reasons, we can figure out something else". But this makes for a way longer comment, when you are replying quickly to a topic to provide an opinion on a subject.

Or be in their shoes, and a little perspective will work wonders to show you why they feel that way?

Arturia | junior, senior devs | Grenoble, France | Full-time | ONSITE

Arturia creates / rebuild synthesizers so that anybody can make music, be they Hans Zimmer, Lady Gaga or your nephew's band. We are hiring in the IT team for various positions, including projects in angular (internal tools), day-to-day / micro-projects operations (closely related to other teams), ops (CI/CD, test suites, ...). We have opened (or soon-to-be opened) positions in all these sectors, even if they are not shown on our website.

Stack contains ruby, angular, php, docker, Kafka, vuejs, bare metal servers (so far) , we have a good architect that is not always obtuse and has a good idea of where he wants us to go, the work environment (teams and geographic) is quite nice, a lot of people in the company use the instruments we produce and you can have a voice in design, ideas and such even if your are not in product management, and if you miss hiking /skiing chances are you'll find friends to come along (we have a snowboard Europe vice champion in the team).

You'll be expected to speak french, but we do have members of other teams that took classes after getting the job.

Example of position: https://jobs.arturia.com/o/lead-developer-full-stack-devops-...

Music experience not mandatory, as this team does not produce our instruments, but it's always a bonus.

Given the amount of "I don't want bill gates injecting me a tracker!", I have some idea of how a conversation with the same people about nano machines in their body would go.

I would also bet on the time-frame between this and the availability of your data on the servers of your health insurance.

This seems very interesting, however instinctively I would have thought otherwise, meaning a society would tend towards the most rewarding, to the extreme of resulting in a non viable civilization. If you can change at will, why pick up the losing side?

As much as I would like it to be different, I wouldn't trust the human race with this capability.

Will definitely read, thanks.

Arturia | senior devs | Grenoble, France | Full-time | ONSITE

Arturia creates / rebuild synthesizers. We are hiring in the IT team for various positions, including projects in angular (internal tools), day-to-day / micro-projects operations (closely related to other teams), ops (CI/CD, test suites, ...).

You'll be expected to speak french, but we do have members of other teams that took classes after getting the job.

Example of position: https://jobs.arturia.com/o/lead-developer-full-stack-devops-...

Music experience not mandatory, as this team does not produce our instruments, but it's always a bonus.

Location: Grenoble, France

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not much. Open to part-time onsite (2/3 days/week, 1week/month, ..), depending on the location.

Technologies: ops (nginx/node/lamp/haproxy/clustering/ansible/docker), dev (php/angular/coffeescript/ruby/some python-django), random (mjml, letsencrypt).

Tools deployed/used: git/gitlab/jenkins/sonarqube/influxdb/joomla/postfix-dovecot-and-the-rest-of-the-open-mail-stack. If you really want, I can play with svn. Please don't want.

Don't want: .Net. I mean, I can probably figure things out, but you'll probably wish you had taken somebody else.

Like: APIs, automation (not enough experience yet, but the little I use is already lightening the day).

Résumé/CV: https://www.gareste.fr/storage/cvSimonGareste.pdf

email: simon@gareste dot fr

I play with (small) clusters, manually first then with ansible, setting them up from scratch, improving them little by little (galera/haproxy). I currently work on REST ruby API (Grape/Representer), on an Node frontend, on a php monolith and on various (mostly ruby, but I'm open to others) automation scripts.

No speciality, but a can-figure-it-out attitude.

Location: Grenoble, France

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: ops (nginx/lamp/haproxy/clustering/ansible/docker), dev (php/angular/ruby).

Résumé/CV: email if needed

email: simon@gareste dot fr

I play with (small) clusters, manually first then with ansible, setting them up from scratch, improving them little by little (galera/haproxy). I currently work on REST ruby API (Grape/Representer), on an Node frontend, on a php monolith and on various automation scripts.

No speciality, but a can-figure-it-out attitude.