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@ oce @jlai.lu

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I try to contribute to things getting better, with sourced information, OC and polite rational skepticism.Disagreeing with a point ≠ supporting the opposite side, I support rationality.Let's discuss to make things better sustainably.Always happy to question our beliefs.

  • I was contacted by a recruiter for a role I am already occupying at the same company.

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  • Nice, I thought you were still looking.

  • I was contacted by a recruiter for a role I am already occupying at the same company.

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  • Did you rejoin?

  • I was contacted by a recruiter for a role I am already occupying at the same company.

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  • My company is big enough to have multiple times my roles and we have lost some of them recently. I definitely don't feel threaten by this lazy recruiter mistake.

  • I was contacted by a recruiter for a role I am already occupying at the same company.

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  • I'm paid the same as the advertised "up to". We are bleeding people due to RTO so I know they are recruiting for that.

  • They wrote the lore then got mad?

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  • I would not say so, quantum physics and Relativity are both physical theories with strong experimental proof in their own domains, very small scales and very big scales. They are both extremely higher on the scale of trustworthy believes than any religion could be. I think most physicists believe quantum physics has solider proof than Relativity thanks to the enormous statistics from experiments that we can control like the LHC. For (General) Relativity, we kind of have to do with what the universe sends us.They are both systems of beliefs, like religions are, but with a much higher level of proof, so physicists have some skeptical faith in both of those theories.

  • They wrote the lore then got mad?

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  • Newton's laws were established science for centuries and they were proven to be not as good as Relativity some centuries later. Given that there is some incompatibility between quantum physics and Relativity, and the dark energy/matter mystery, it is likely that the current physics theories are also not completely correct. Even if we solve that, verification will always be limited to a certain degree of precision. So we will never be able to prove that a theory is fully correct, we can only try to prove that it is wrong indefinitely. But we can have a rational belief based on their degree of verification and make bridges, computers and medicine with them.

  • They wrote the lore then got mad?

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  • Everything is a belief, but the beliefs can be ranked with rational methods. For exemple, quantum physics is a system of belief of much higher rank than a religion because it has been tested to an incredible level of precision in comparison. Then you can choose where you put the cursor of what you believe in and how much trust you put behind each.

  • Science is political.

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  • Mmm I see you enjoy playing hard mode. Get the skills for a full remote office job with visa suport, then seduce some colleague with your emoji game on Slack.

  • Science is political.

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  • Maybe you can give it a try in real life.

  • Science is political.

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  • If you have a highly desired skill in developed countries, like medecine, engineering, highly skilled technician etc. it's a good way to get a long term visa supported by the hiring organization. Usually those countries will advertise the professions they want next to professional visa procedures. Otherwise you can try to marry someone from there.

  • Gig work is just turning the poor class into servants. And adding further debt to other poors trying to use these services.

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  • People don’t want to give up that luxury now that they’ve had it.

    Maybe people should also take some responsibility there?

  • Windows 11 vs Linux on 8GB RAM – Who Wins?

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  • For those curious about which distribution because Linux alone does not mean much, from the description:

     
        
Windows 11 vs CachyOS gaming benchmark on 8GB RAM + RX 6650 XT

📽️ Captured with Elgato HD60 X (no FPS loss)

🖥️ Test Bench:
○ CPU: Ryzen 5 5600X (Stock)
○ MB: GIGABYTE X570 AUROS ELITE
○ RAM: 1x8GB DDR4 3600MHz CL14
○ Cooler: HYPER 212 AIR COOLER
○ NVMe: 120GB NVME, 2TB NVME
○ PSU: Corsair RM1000X
○ OS: CachyOS

○ GPU 1: GIGABYTE RX 6650 XT 8GB GDDR6 GAMING OC
○ Drivers: AMD Adrenalin 26.3.1 / MESA 26.0.5

Timestamps:
00:00 The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered
00:53 DOOM: The Dark Ages
01:42 Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2
02:29 Resident Evil: Requiem
03:17 Death Stranding 2 PC
04:03 S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl
04:50 Alan Wake 2
05:37 Red Dead Redemption 2
06:26 Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered
07:14 Windows 11 Configuration
07:35 CachyOS Configuration

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  • Federal Surveillance Tech Becomes Mandatory in New Cars by 2027

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  • 2027, year of Linux car, or bicycle.

  • RFK Jr.’s rejection of germ theory debunked in Senate hearing

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  • Famine, whoever is in charge of cutting funds for humanitarian projects the USA were supporting and threatening millions of lives.

  • Biggest Competitor for Amazon Kindle - Kobo - has formed an official Cooperation with iFixit for repair kits & guides

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  • Let's hope my predictions are wrong then. Are you betting on it?

  • Biggest Competitor for Amazon Kindle - Kobo - has formed an official Cooperation with iFixit for repair kits & guides

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  • Just reminding people Kobo is not just that nice little Canadian tech company anymore, it's part of tech giant. So don't fall for the David and Goliath narrative that is implied here. It's rather third-rate Goliath and Goliath. So take your precautions where you can. I sadly don't have an alternative to suggest.

  • Stève "the Seal" Stievenart, 48, first to complete the extreme open water swimming challenge of the Triple Crown of the End of the World

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  • Just not allowed by his organization. Competitive swimmers actually started to use wet suits at some point, but it was deemed too advantageous because it increased floatability and was eventually forbidden.

  • Stève "the Seal" Stievenart, 48, first to complete the extreme open water swimming challenge of the Triple Crown of the End of the World

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  • According to the video, it's not allowed by the rules of the organization he records his performances with. Only short swimsuit, swimming goggles and swimming cap allowed. Also forbidden to take a break by grabbing the support boat. He also said he takes ginger tea and a banana every 30 min, because it is the only thing that goes down well for him during prolonged effort.

  • Stève "the Seal" Stievenart, 48, first to complete the extreme open water swimming challenge of the Triple Crown of the End of the World

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  • Map Enthusiasts @sopuli.xyz
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    Which country gets the most paid time off?

  • science @lemmy.world
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    World Athletics’ mandatory genetic test for women athletes is misguided. I should know – I discovered the relevant gene in 1990

    theconversation.com /world-athletics-mandatory-genetic-test-for-women-athletes-is-misguided-i-should-know-i-discovered-the-relevant-gene-in-1990-262367
  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world
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    TIL the words chocolate, cacao, avocado and chili come from the Nahuatl language (Aztec)

    en.m.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nahuatl
  • science @lemmy.world
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    Male Birth Control Pill to Stop Sperm Production Passes Safety Test

    www.scientificamerican.com /article/male-birth-control-pill-yct-529-passes-human-safety-test/
  • Nature and Gardening @beehaw.org
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    Mushroom growing on a mossy tree (Phloeomana speirea?), Mount Takao, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

  • France @jlai.lu
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    Moins de nuitées, moins de dépenses… Pourquoi la place de la France comme leader du tourisme mondial est une "illusion d'optique"

    www.franceinfo.fr /economie/tourisme/moins-de-nuitees-moins-de-depenses-pourquoi-la-place-de-la-france-comme-leader-du-tourisme-mondial-est-une-illusion-d-optique_7392235.html
  • Nature and Gardening @beehaw.org
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    Yamayuri, Japanese wild mountain lilies (Lilium auratum) on Mount Takao last week, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

  • pics @lemmy.world
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    OC

    My plums

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
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    Software engineering may have been one of the few modern engineering roles that combine both engineering (designing) tasks and technical craftsmanship (coding) tasks. Maybe until LLMs gets perfected.

  • France @jlai.lu
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    Campings "no kids", mariages réservés aux adultes... Comment la présence des enfants dans l'espace public est devenue un objet de crispation

    www.franceinfo.fr /societe/campings-no-kids-mariages-reserves-aux-adultes-comment-la-presence-des-enfants-dans-l-espace-public-est-devenue-un-objet-de-crispation_7277490.html
  • France @jlai.lu
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    "Une grande victoire" : la voisine accuse le coq Ricco de chanter trop fort, elle est condamnée à verser 2 000 euros

    france3-regions.franceinfo.fr /auvergne-rhone-alpes/isere/une-grande-victoire-la-voisine-accuse-le-coq-ricco-de-chanter-trop-fort-elle-est-condamnee-a-verser-2-000-euros-3183096.html
  • France @jlai.lu
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    Brevet 2025 : comment l'enseignement moral et civique, la discipline "de la vie de tous les jours", est devenue très populaire auprès des élèves

    www.franceinfo.fr /brevet/brevet-2025-comment-l-enseignement-moral-et-civique-la-discipline-de-la-vie-de-tous-les-jours-est-devenue-tres-populaire-aupres-des-eleves_7339578.html
  • France @jlai.lu
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    Il y a 30 ans, Jacques Chirac annonçait la reprise des essais nucléaires en Polynésie française : récit d'une incompréhension à la française

    la1ere.franceinfo.fr /il-y-a-30-ans-jacques-chirac-annoncait-la-reprise-des-essais-nucleaires-en-polynesie-francaise-recit-d-une-incomprehension-a-la-francaise-1595031.html
  • World News @lemmy.world
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    Indian and Nepalese suspects smeared spice powder on face of company president during robbery (Saitama, Japan)

    www.tokyoreporter.com /japan-news/breaking/indian-and-nepalese-suspects-smeared-spice-powder-on-face-of-company-president-during-robbery/
  • France @jlai.lu
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    ENQUETE. Comment des "sourciers", décriés par la communauté scientifique et rémunérés avec de l'argent public, interviennent sur des chantiers d'éoliennes

    www.franceinfo.fr /environnement/energie/energies-renouvelables/des-sourciers-imposes-sur-les-chantiers-eoliens_7261329.html
  • France @jlai.lu
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    Paris, Amsterdam and Antwerp on the podium of the safest European cities for kids' circulation

    cleancitiescampaign.org /city-ranking-2025/
  • Europe @feddit.org
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    Paris, Amsterdam and Antwerp on the podium of the safest European cities for kids' circulation

    cleancitiescampaign.org /city-ranking-2025/
  • World News @lemmy.world
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    Saudi Arabia: Locked in, left out: The hidden lives of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia - Amnesty International

    www.amnesty.org /en/documents/mde23/9222/2025/en/
  • France @jlai.lu
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    TEMOIGNAGE. "On était vraiment ensemble, comme il le voulait" : ce fils raconte comment il a aidé illégalement son père à mourir

    www.francetvinfo.fr /replay-radio/le-grand-temoin/temoignage-on-etait-vraiment-ensemble-comme-il-le-voulait-ce-fils-raconte-comment-il-a-aide-illegalement-son-pere-a-mourir_7228419.html
  • pics @lemmy.world
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    Same cherry trees, 3 weeks after blossom, over the Meguro River in Tokyo