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by 0x008 4y ago
Also it is really ridiculous because it goes straight through a rather central part of the city, removing old construction and very close to where a lot of people live in an attractive part of the city. Instead they could build it a couple
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by 0x008 4y ago
Planting trees may help with CO2 in like 10 years when they are big enough, but it will never recreate the cultural diversity of a real forest. Unfortunately Germany has less than 10% true forest left, most ist just foreign trees maximizing
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by 0x008 4y ago
Also Inflation is measured really strangely in Germany. The official number is +7.4%. However, as someone who has no car and owns no home my main expenditures are: - rent (+13 % if I don’t move, at least +30% if I move). - groceries (+20% u
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by 0x008 4y ago
Germany increased their military spending by 100 billion this year which is tripling it compared to last year. Still a lot less than US but German economy is also a lot smaller.
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by 0x008 4y ago
Accept that you can fail and being failable is part of being human and part of who you are. Realize that if you fail, your life is not going to end. Internalize that even after you fail, you are not worth less than what you think you are if
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by 0x008 4y ago
Because management want's to "get things done" and quickly "evaluate ideas", a dynamic and somewhat loose language is actually an advantage in prototyping. Also it is very easy to find new developers than for exampl
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by 0x008 4y ago
Oh great thanks for the link :)
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by 0x008 4y ago
> The maintainers of the Python packaging Who? > have just officially adopted Hatch: Do you have a link?
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by 0x008 4y ago
If you forget to activate the venv you cannot accidently install packages in your system python.
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by 0x008 5y ago
I can only speak for myself, but I assume a lot of us don’t have the luxury of spending time on deep diving, because they are drowned with ever changing unrealistic deadlines from upper management.
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by 0x008 5y ago
Isn’t the latest Intel platform based on DDR5? I don’t know why someone who is budget-focused would opt for being an early adopter of a new platform with overpriced ram instead of going for the EOL socket where every component is well devel
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by 0x008 5y ago
I enjoyed reading the article but I don’t really see the angle here. So they went into a domain they are not familiar with and where we have established seasoned players (yes you can have every bus or tram or train or boat equipped with mos
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by 0x008 5y ago
You don’t want to get in the hardware business here and in most countries you are probably not even allowed to deploy your own raspberry-pi based solution in a public bus, because it doesn’t fulfill the necessary security requirements and c
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by 0x008 5y ago
It doesn’t say “always”.
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by 0x008 5y ago
The blog post mentions it.
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by 0x008 5y ago
If history is anything to go by, it is not entirely unlikely that this will end in some form of genocide on the Ukrainian people.
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Red Flags to Look Out for When Joining a Data Team(eugeneyan.com)
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by 0x008 5y ago
can we change this click bait title? both statements are not true. a) zero click hacks have always been popular b) of course there are ways to stop them.
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by 0x008 5y ago
Usually it is management culture which is fueled by stupid controlling and has team competing against each other.
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by 0x008 5y ago
The point is, that the author is trying to point out Hacker News - a discussion forum - is toxic for having a reflex to give contrarian opinions. Wheras the author is doing it in real life in settings where not both parties agree it is a
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by 0x008 5y ago
I think in a _discussion_ forum like hacker news, being contrarian can be very much adding to the discussion. That these comments end up on the top is just showing that it is appreciated by the community. It doesn't mean that _all_ com
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by 0x008 5y ago
They must think that this way they will make more money. In the end for them it is not about generating a good incentive for people to stay with windows, it is just about not giving them enough incentive to leave. And - given that most peop
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by 0x008 5y ago
Most of the other comments boil down to: - have something you really want to do after getting up And I would agree with that sentiment. For me what worked best are - running in the morning. I really wanted to do it because I would hate myse
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by 0x008 5y ago
Beautiful guy/girl.
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by 0x008 5y ago
I agree, the tools should make it very clear what implications using a certain feature has (e.g. unsafe in rust).
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by 0x008 5y ago
I am of course talking about the meat you and I eat. Ancient cultures did have different bodies, different food source access, higher quality food probably, or, you know, most probably not the healthiest bodies of all time. After all they d
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by 0x008 5y ago
Of course it will be a circle jerk about how C is generally better because it is more simple. Then a bunch of people mentioning we should abandon C++ in favor of rust.
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by 0x008 5y ago
Yes it was totally ridiculous, almost nobody managed the class schedule with a healthy amount of time/work involved. Most professors seemed to be so detached from reality that they either really thought it was possible or just thought
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by 0x008 5y ago
I had the same experience, but it was not for a lack of motivation, it was just too much content to handle. We had 5-7 subjects with crazy amounts of exercises to hand in every week. I spend almost 20 hours a week on one subject in my first
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by 0x008 5y ago
It’s hard to recommend a tech stack without requirements and conditions. Maybe you can extend your question a little bit?

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