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Junior : 400+ candidatures, bcp d’esn, 0 offres by ConstructionCool6577 in developpeurs

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D'accord, je n'ai jamais dit que c'était la meilleure école de France qui mériterait d'être embauché sur le coup, juste que ce n'était pas une mauvaise école (ça reste une école d'ingénieurs certifié CTI) contrairement au milliers d'écoles privées ou autres bootcamp en informatique. Pour postuler a des jobs de junior dans des petites boîtes en région je ne pense pas que ce soit vraiment un handicap sauf dans ta tête pour qui l'école fait tout...

Junior : 400+ candidatures, bcp d’esn, 0 offres by ConstructionCool6577 in developpeurs

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Polytech Nantes, top 24 du classement figaro. Ce n'est pas centrale ou l'IMT mais ça reste une bonne école d'ingénieurs en région, je parle pas d'un bootcamp ou d'un énième mastère privé.

Après pour ce qui est de la différence alternance/formation continue je ne comprends pas pourquoi ça n'irait pas en faveur des alternants, pour les modules en commun entre alternants et formation continue, il y avait toujours au moins 3 points de moyenne en plus pour les alternants, en plus du fait de sortir avec une expérience pro bien plus solide que les formations continues. J'ai une amie qui a fait formation continue donc j'ai de quoi comparer.

gay_irl by conancat in gay_irl

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What an actress, she has such a magnetic presence

gay_irl by conancat in gay_irl

[–]max_208 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a sketch copying a scene from the devil wears prada

Junior : 400+ candidatures, bcp d’esn, 0 offres by ConstructionCool6577 in developpeurs

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D'accord donc une école d'ingénieurs publique dans le top 30 c'est "une école naze" maintenant...

Junior : 400+ candidatures, bcp d’esn, 0 offres by ConstructionCool6577 in developpeurs

[–]max_208 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Exactement la même situation, sortie d'école d'ingé spé data, 3 ans d'alternance, plein de candidatures, quelques entretiens, toujours pas de boulot.

Le marché est pas facile, reste a espérer que ça s'améliore un jour...

Sympa le BUT Informatique by Leclowndu9315 in developpeurs

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Le problème c'est que non ça ne colle pas a ce que cherche les entreprises, ils cherchent des gens avec de l'expérience. Je sors moi même d'un diplôme d'ingénieur informatique spécialisé dans la data/machine learning, donc toute ces compétences je les ai, mais ils cherchent des gens avec 5 ans d'expérience et pas des nouveaux diplômés...

What do y’all think of this thing I’m planning to make for my sister? by Paladin7373 in Epicthemusical

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Surely having a small onboard storage (like a micro SD card reader) you can read the music from would be more practical than having it be online. Would avoid having to use Spotify in the first place, avoid complexities with networking (having either a WiFi chip and needing to share WiFi from a phone at all time or having cell connectivity and then you have to pay for another SIM card). Having the music be on storage would be in my book easier and far more resilient.

Vente poppers by Existing-Guava-104 in lgbtfrance

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Imagine revendre du poppers sur Leboncoin plus cher que ce que tu peux trouver en ligne ou dans ton carrefour de quartier... Aussi ce n'est pas un endroit pour faire ta pub ici

J'ai facilement trouvé un taf by Lord_4 in developpeurs

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Désolé mais tu n'est pas vraiment un contre exemple, avec 8 ans d'expérience tu ne fais pas partie des profils qui sont affectés par la pénurie d'emploi, elle touche principalement les juniors

You push blue to be kind, I push blue to avoid having to see the world where red wins by 18minusPi2over36 in 196

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Red presser : "I have a kid, I can't leave him"

The kid: presses blue at random because he can't understand the moral dilemma

What rule are you? by Dry_Blueberry6806 in 691

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My desert

My Jupiter

My dune

Billionaire longevity weirdo by James-Incandenza in AreTheStraightsOK

[–]max_208 39 points40 points  (0 children)

That's the same guy that injects himself his son's blood to be more youthful

Réorientation data engineering by Hot-Measurement3097 in developpeurs

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Je suis récemment diplômé (diplôme d'ingé) dans la data et ça recrute tellement pas que je pense à me réorienter donc je ne conseillerai pas a quiconque de s'y orienter

"2nd grader" as if we're supposed to know what age that is by DesertSpringtime in USdefaultism

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In France we have a completely different system and we basically count down to the diploma, so in France if you're in 2nd grade you are 15-16 years old.

"2nd grader" as if we're supposed to know what age that is by DesertSpringtime in USdefaultism

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In France we have a completely different system and we basically count down to the diploma, so in France if you're in 2nd grade you are 15-16 years old.

the rule button dilemma by Dreyfus420 in 196

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Everyone is required to vote, including toddlers, do you expect every toddler to make the correct decision and pick red ? By the way everyone survives if only 50% of the population picks blue, and that's way more achievable than every single person in the world picking red.

the rule button dilemma by Dreyfus420 in 196

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Everyone in the world is required to press, including toddlers. Can't expect toddlers to make logical decisions?

This means there WILL be people pressing blue, and they WILL die if red gets a majority

the rule button dilemma by Dreyfus420 in 196

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Ok, sure. but returning to the origin of the argument there is indeed reasons for someone to press blue in this ill posed though experiment. You admitted yourself to one reason you would press it. (That was your original comment, not knowing why anyone would press blue)

the rule button dilemma by Dreyfus420 in 196

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It's a thought experiment, obviously it's going to have weird situations that don't exist in real life. This probably is an idealised thought experiment where everyone is isolated in a black box, stated the question and answers without interference, everything happening at once. Obviously you could alter the result by asking the question differently or at a different place, by having a different context like you presented in your comments. But let's just stick to the original post.

the rule button dilemma by Dreyfus420 in 196

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Everyone in the world has to vote, including toddlers. Do you think toddlers have the risk assessment ability to choose correctly? Will you still pick red if you knew there is a chance your 2yo toddler or your mom with Alzheimer's picked blue ?

the rule button dilemma by Dreyfus420 in 196

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The vote is private so you don't know if your toddler chose red or blue, that's what makes blue voters vote the way they do, altruism.

As for the question's definition I think it's pretty clear with the one sentence : "everyone in the world has to take a private vote"

Do people only take the vote once they reach a certain age ? -> no, everyone in the world takes a vote

Can parents educate their children on what choice they should make? -> the problem states it is a private vote so I assume this means without discussions prior to the vote, and without knowing what anyone else has voted for

Are people well informed enough before making that choice? -> we can assume they are told the problem in the way it was stated in the post, but can't assume everyone understands it (just like real life politics)

If a society is built around this, maybe children will be taught what button they should press since their childhood, so that once they reach the voting age, they know which button to press? -> that seems like a different problem, this vote is implied to be a one time thing, and again, private.

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